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Supreme Might Want to Scout Its Next Artist Collab at This Book Fair (opens the original)
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September 26 was a rough day to be outside in New York. It was windy and wet due to a much-reported-on nor'easter, the kind of weather that makes staying home feel like the only reasonable option. And yet, hundreds of people still made their way to MoMA PS1 for Printed Matter’s annual NY Art Book Fair. Inside, dozens of artists, graphic designers, publishers, print studios, and indie makers packed the building with books, posters, zines, stickers, comics, and just about every other object you ca
Why This Nike-Affiliated Artist Built a Bootleg Chanel Store (opens the original)
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By Daniil Gritsenko, as told to Jake Silbert. If you're in New York for fashion week, you may walk down Centre St in Manhattan and see what looks a lot like a Chanel store. But it isn’t. Inside, there's no Chanel for sale. Technically, there aren't even any clothes inside. The jackets, bags, shoes, and jewelry are all sculptures handmade from waste, scraps, and other discarded materials. The installation, titled "31 Rue Cambon," was created by Tom Sachs, who first notched success as an artist dr
The Future of Cars Looks Surprisingly Retro (opens the original)
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At just about every automotive event, you expect to see the future. Monterey Car Week 2026 had a bit of that, epitomized by high-revving manual hypercars, a glimpse at Jaguar’s forthcoming electric angle, and head-turning moments like the Aston Martin Valen, its most powerful front-engined car ever (unsurprisingly available in an ultra-limited edition of 150 models). But there was also an abundance of peeks at the past. Some of the coolest moments came from throwbacks like V12 engines and manual
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