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- Sep 17, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Time Magazine
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- Sep 3, 2026
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Jennifer Rubio: TIME100 Art 2026 (opens the original)
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Although she’s been seriously collecting art for less than a decade, Jen Rubio has made an impression on the fine art world similar to the one she made on luggage when she co-founded the Away suitcase brand in 2015. She acknowledges the impact of her collection, which is more than half by female artists and has helped elevate historically undervalued figures, but says her choices were primarily from the heart. “I didn't set out to collect women Surrealists because I felt I needed to support the
Anne Kraybill: TIME100 Art 2026 (opens the original)
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Does art really exist if nobody ever sees it? This question drives Anne Kraybill, the CEO of Art Bridges, a kind of art-sharing enterprise that helps extract works from viewer-free storage rooms so they can be displayed at museums (often rural, often under-resourced) around the U.S. The concept is more complicated than it sounds because of insurance, shipping costs, and issues around preservation—as well as the general tendency for art institutions to operate in silos. Art Bridges, with funds pr
Amy Sherald Would Rather Walk Away Than Water Down Her Art: TIME100 Art 2026 (opens the original)
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Nobody knows in advance the moment that will change everything, but some of Amy Sherald’s friends sensed something was up. The artist had been called to meet Barack and Michelle Obama as they decided who would paint their official portraits. Her best friend’s mother insisted on taking her to MaxMara and buying her a taupe sheath and kitten heels. When she walked into the Oval Office, both the President and the First Lady were wearing the same color. The President quipped that she must have gotte
Gloria Steinem's Long and Revealing History With TIME (opens the original)
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Over the course of her long and influential life, Gloria Steinem went from being described in the pages of TIME as “one of the best dates to take to a New York party these days” and “smashing looking Gucci liberal” to being lauded as a “feminist icon.” If nothing else, the shift in the tone of her coverage in the magazine provides a window into the change in attitudes toward women that she helped engineer over the course of her 92-year life, which ended on Sept. 2. Let’s add one more description
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