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As the fall menswear shows get underway, we take a closer look at the collections showing us our collective future.

Before Elizabeth Berkley's "Showgirls" and Demi Moore's "Striptease," there was "Exotica." Rachel Rabbit-White digs in.

In his new film series, "Progressive Touch," he tries to answer a most elusive question.

Displaying work by mostly unknown artists, the fair lends itself for exploration, learning, and true discovery.

Let a meme guide you to your first art opening week of the year.

The band that answers the question: what if you put the 2010's in a blender and then made music out of the whole thing?

For a long time, Jane Campion's film was thought to have killed Meg Ryan's career. Perhaps it's time we revisit it—at the very least—for its fashion.

Cindy Sherman, Dasha Zhukova, Lawrence Weiner, and more speak on the loss of the grandfather of conceptual art.

The much-anticipated book takes a closer look inside the booming Silicon Valley startup culture of the 2010's.

It's exactly what the artist—whose works included "The Death of James Lee Byars," and "The Ghost of James Lee Byars"—would've wanted.

In Angela Carter's "The Bloody Chamber," this Marie Antoinette-era trend takes on a dark new meaning.