Galleries · August 31, 2025

Most New York subway riders are focused on catching trains, making connections, or figuring out whether the express is running local again. Meanwhile, mosaics, murals, historic tilework, and public art quietly surround them. A photographic tour of some of the stations that made me stop, look up, and risk missing the next train.

Postcards · July 16, 2025

We went to Paris specifically for David Hockney. His sprawling exhibition at Fondation Louis Vuitton wasn’t a greatest-hits tour but a forward-leaning statement from an 87-year-old artist still expanding his canon. From Normandy landscapes to unsparing self-portraits, it became an unexpected meditation on continuity, aging, and showing up.

Postcards · July 15, 2025

We had an empty Tuesday in Paris and zero expectations. What we found inside the former Gare d’Orsay was not just Impressionist greatest hits, but a full-scale encounter with an entire era—industrial ambition, empire, Rodin’s Gates of Hell, and a museum far larger than its reputation.

Essays · June 07, 2023

Mihaly Kolodko has been creating and installing mini statues around the city for going on four years. Find them all!