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Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe
They were New York before New York knew what to do with them. They were lovers, best friends, fellow survivors. Patti Smith & Robert Mapplethorpe both became art-world legends and ’70s icons of radical downtown bohemia. Now Smith finally opens up about their days together, living at the Chelsea Hotel, buying art supplies before food, mixing with Warhol superstars and future rock gods, and doing whatever they had to do just to stay together. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/20/10
Tony Scherman and former Warhol assistant David Dalton attempt to pull back the veil on the original King of Pop. BLOG POSTED: 10/29/09
January Jones has always looked like a woman from another era. But it wasn’t until she got to play one on the hit series Mad Men that her career finally took off. How a former teen model became television’s hottest housewife. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/20/09
If you opened up New Wave cinema pioneer Agnès Varda, what would you find? Beaches, the director insists, in a new autobiographical film that opens today. BLOG POSTED: 07/01/09
The Padilha Brothers Interview Teri Toye
Teri Toye was often called Stephen Sprouse's muse: She embodied the look, attitude and androgynous spirit of his collections. As a fashion BLOG POSTED: 01/08/09
Keep on Rockin' in the Free World
One hesitates to mix rock with their religion, although it's easy to have faith in conceptual artist Dan Graham. His is a theoretical history of BLOG POSTED: 12/18/08
He is one of our most successful and prolific artists. And a golfer, a car nut, a collector, and a connoisseur of the side of American culture they don't write about in books. He's a hepcat who removed himself from urban bohemia to explore America from a ruined rural landscape in hollering distance of the Borscht Belt. A pioneer of appropriation, lately he's been suggesting art could be a car, a handbag, or a video game. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/28/08
The French fashion muse has always had the right walk. And now she's got the right shoes, too, as she's helped to turn the iconic footwear brand Roger Vivier into the coolest thing since Ines herself. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/26/08
