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- Aug 11, 2026
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Joshua Foulquier Built a Restaurant Around the Art His Mother Loved (opens the original)
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The art at Chez Fifi, David and Joshua Foulquier’s bistro tucked into an Upper East Side townhouse was not curated in the conventional sense but rather inherited. The brothers, cofounders of the We All Gotta Eat group, named the restaurant for their mother—Firouzeh “Fifi” Foulquier—a stylish Iranian refugee who arrived in New York in the 1970s and settled just a few blocks from where it now stands. Though its menu is shaped by French and Basque influences, the ambiance is all Fifi. According to
How an Idea Becomes an Institution or Exhibition That Outlives Its Moment (opens the original)
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Museum Studio CEO Delphine de Canecaude has, in her own words, one of the best jobs in the world. Since taking the helm of the Paris-based cultural engineering firm in early 2023, she has guided a team of 400 specialists through more than its share of ambitious projects in 100 countries, from a reimagined Mona Lisa experience at the Grand Palais Immersif to a visitor experience for Gandhi’s Ashram in Ahmedabad. In May, the firm designed and produced “Hidden Treasures” at the Shed in New York, wh
MOCA Rising: How New York’s Chinese American Museum Is Redefining the American Canon (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, the Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) in New York unveiled a 10-foot by 15-foot mural depicting the Brooklyn Bridge rising over the Manhattan skyline with a traditional Chinese junk boat passing beneath it. That painting, East Meets West, was made in 1951 by Dong Kingman—one of the most significant American watercolorists of the 20th Century—for the Lingnan Restaurant on the Upper West Side. When the restaurant closed in 1980, the mural was damaged during removal and abandon
Observer’s 2026 August Art Fair Calendar (opens the original)
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Are you ready to be both shocked and dismayed? Summer is almost halfway over. August in the art world often feels like a long, hot, slightly grim slog toward Frieze Seoul and the Armory Show—not to mention the wave of early-autumn art fairs descending on New York. But wait! Don’t write off summer’s dreariest month just yet. The list of August art fairs is surprisingly robust, especially for those intrepid art lovers willing to country hop. If you thought this month might offer a breather after J
Why the Legend of the Montauk Monster Will Never Die (opens the original)
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“It looked like nothing I’d ever seen before,” Ryan O’Shea told Newsday reporter Joye Brown. “It looked like it died angry… I kept thinking, ‘Boy, I hope its mother isn’t around.’” He was referring, of course, to the Montauk Monster, a house cat-sized… something that washed up on the shore of Ditch Plains, a popular Long Island surfing beach, in July of 2008. Most people who encountered the story—i.e., just about everyone—agreed it was an animal, though some floated the idea that it could be a m
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