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At 87, you are a longtime Paris resident and an unstoppable maker who basically invented her own category of fiber art. Now you have a big solo exhibition, 'Sheila Hicks: [...]

Recipes for different kinds of Spanish deserts are presented.

A brief description on seven sommeliers with respect to the changes and revolution they have bought in the wine service is presented. Some of them are Larry Stone, Andrea Immer, and Daniel Johnnes.

Byline: -TED LOOS The Earth Whisperer LANDSCAPE MASTER KIM WILKIE CREATES GARDENS THAT SEEM PREDESTINED RATHER THAN DESIGNED English landscape architect Kim Wilkie prefers to intuit what a site wants [...]

Byline: TED LOOS PHOTOGRAPHY BY FLOTO + WARNER SIBLING REVELRY Inspired by shared childhood memories, brothers Steven and William Ladd create exuberant artworks rich with personal meaning The history of [...]

FRESH PERSPECTIVE ABSTRACTION ABOUNDS AT THE WHITNEY BIENNIAL. As the latest edition of the Whitney Biennial opens, art lovers can once again look forward to the expected array of performance [...]

TOP FORM TED LOOS The bright side of a great artist falling out of the spotlight is that we eventually get to discover his or her work anew. So it [...]

GRAND VISION TED LOOS EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER ART DEALER DOMINIQUE LÃVY OPENS A FLAGSHIP GALLERY UPTOWN. BODY LANGUAGE YVES KLEIN'S UNTITLED ANTHROPOMETRY (ANT 8) , 1960. One of this fall's [...]

SEEING DOUBLE Robbie Antonio next to a Kenny Scharf painting, one of the many portraits he has commissioned of himself. THE MUSEUM OF ME BY TED LOOS PHOTOGRAPHS BY JASON [...]

SHOW HOUSE THE FACADE OF THE U.S. PAVILION IN VENICE. OUT OF THE BOX EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS The mazelike streets of Venice have always been a place where [...]

Byline: EDITOR: CHLOE MALLE TED LOOS FRIEZE FRAME A longside the more than 180 galleries gathering on Randall's Island for the Frieze New York art fair, which kicks off on [...]

Byline: EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS LIGHTING THE WAY The undisputed masters of Minimalism, Donald Judd and Dan Flavin distilled the essence of art to its core, using as few [...]

Byline: TED LOOS EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER PLAYING FIELD In our increasingly tech-obsessed world, it's worth noting when a new generation of artists redevotes itself to the canvas. The fifteen young [...]

Byline: TED LOOS MASTER CLASS Very few museums conjure boundless artistic riches with the mere mention of their names, but Madrid's majestic Prado is surely among them. This month, some [...]

Byline: EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS SHADES OF GRAY The visual power of Picasso's 1937 masterpiece Guernica perhaps the twentieth century's most important artistic response to warcomes in part from [...]

Byline: EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS LUSH LIFE Studded with rhinestones and coated with bright enamel paint, the painting-collages of Mickalene Thomas seduce and dazzle. Often depicting African-American women in [...]

Byline: TED LOOS HOLDING COURT TWO AMERICAN HOPEFULSA SEASONED PRO AND A BRIGHT YOUNG THINGTAKE AIM AT THE U.S. OPEN. John isner is known for being long of leg, long [...]

Byline: TED LOOS THE SEA INSIDE With their crashing waves and roiled skies, the later landscapes of Winslow Homer (18361910) remain among the moodiest masterpieces in the history of American [...]

Byline: EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS KING OF POP Twenty-five years after his death, it's still Andy Warhol's art world; we're just living in it. He brazenly appropriated commercial images [...]

Byline: TEXT BY TED LOOS PHOTOGRAPHY BY ADRIAN WILSON PRODUCED BY HOWARD CHRISTIAN POLITELY, PERSUASIVELY MODERN On a spectacular site in the Hamptons, Leroy Street Studio crafts a house that [...]

Byline: EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS THE CUTTING EDGE Helmut always said, 'I want to do everything forbidden, everything you don't do,' ' says curator Jérôme Neutres, referring to the [...]

Byline: TED LOOS Inside the Artist's Studio 'Today, the portrait is the celebrity interview, and the great portraitist may be Oprah,' says Alex Israel, a Los Angeles-based artist whose 'video [...]

Byline: EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS ON THE MOVE THE WHITNEY BIENNIAL PROMISES NONSTOP ACTION. For its seventy-sixth incarnation, this month the Whitney Biennial is circling back to the exuberant, [...]

Byline: TED LOOS TURNING BACK THE CLOCK Starchitects are typically called upon for radical interventions or the creation of a striking new structure. The Swiss firm of Herzog & de [...]

Byline: EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS FACE TIME If she had produced only her 1970s Untitled Film Stills series, photographer Cindy Sherman would have secured a place in the history [...]

Byline: PORTRAIT BY JAMES MERRELL TED LOOS DEPTH PERCEPTION Traditional means lead to unexpected ends in the expressive paintings of Michaël Borremans If I paint a glass of water on [...]

Byline: EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS SIDE EFFECTS P atti Smith keeps reminding us that she can do anything. On October 21 the poet, godmother of punk rock, and National [...]

Byline: TED LOOS EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER MASTER CLASS By the numbers, The Art Museum (Phaidon) is a category killer: almost 1,000 pages, weighing more than seventeen pounds, packed with 3,000 [...]

Byline: EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS LOVE STORY Twelve years ago, art star Karen Kilimnik, known for her sly, deftly painted portraits, began taking classes at the Pennsylvania Academy of [...]

Byline: EDITOR: CHOLE MALLE TED LOOS HIT PARADE A NEW CROP OF MALE TENNIS STARS SETS ITS SIGHTS ON THE U.S. OPEN. Wasn't it only a couple of years ago [...]

Byline: TED LOOS PHOTOGRAPHY BY GENTL & HYERS DEBUT STYLE TO SPARE DwellStudio's new furniture line puts a come-hither spin on tried-and-true silhouettes Midcentury-modern design has enjoyed a long run [...]

Byline: TED LOOS EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER DUTCH MASTER Interest in the Museum of Modern Art's fall blockbuster 'De Kooning: A Retrospective' is so high that legendary MoMA curator emeritus John [...]

Byline: EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS HOUSE OF GAMES Jennifer Allora, 37, and Guillermo Calzadilla, 40, may well be testing the limits of togetherness. A longtime couple, they spend most [...]

Byline: EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS SHOW TIME WITH INDEPENDENT, JAYNE DROST AND LAURA MITTERRAND BRING A FRESH TWIST TO THE ART FAIR. Art fairs have a glamorous reputation, but [...]

Byline: TED LOOS CLOUD NINE An expansion takes dealer Ralph Pucci's Manhattan showroom to a new level If space is the ultimate sign of wealth in new York City, then [...]

Byline: EDITOR: VALERIE STEIKER TED LOOS FAMILY SPIRIT Sparked by Jonathan Demme's film The Agronomistwhich looked at U.S. immigration laws singling out Haitians in South Florida for detention or deporting [...]

Byline: TED LOOS editor: Valerie Steiker ACTS OF FAITH Calling a painting 'operatic' is not generally considered a compliment in the art world, but 'Something About Mary,' a just-opened show [...]

When Angela Missoni took over as creative director of Missoni in 1997, she was determined to update her family's vibrantly patterned knitwear. Now celebrating her 20th anniversary, she is turning [...]

Rumors of painting's demise have long been exaggerated, and few artists working today have given the medium more life than Dana Schutz, whose jam-packed, visually witty and vibrant scenes often [...]

Byline: Ted Loos If you think of Russian art as jumping from gilded religious icons to brainy abstractions by Kazimir Malevich with a Siberian wasteland in between, get ready to [...]

Byline: Ted Loos With his silver hair and slight British accent, the art dealer James Danziger is one of the few people who could play themselves in a movie. Now, [...]

Everything old is new again, as the rarefied world of fine antiques discovers the virtues of cyberspace. You know the race onto the Internet has turned a corner when even [...]

The troubled heiress who never fit in is a familiar trope, but when that heiress is the trailblazer Peggy Guggenheim (below.), the narrative expands to encompass the history of modern [...]

The chemical compound trichloroanisole (TCA) generally enters the wine through a cork, making the wine totally undrinkable and unpleasant. Screw caps are hence replacing the older ones in United States and also in Australia and New Zealand but their use is still not in demand due to several reasons.

A brief review on different white wines popular in different regions ranging from Margaret River, Eden Valley, and Adelaide Hills is presented. Some of them are Grosset 2003 Watervale Riesling, Pewsey Vale 2003 Riesling, and Nepenthe 2001 Riesling.

House wines, that is, private-label wines made for specific restaurants, have long been staple of upscale neighborhood. Some of the best neighborhood restaurants, like The Red Cat, The Harrison, Patina and Nemo in the U.S. are going to great lengths to craft a serious and affordable wine that pairs well with their serious food.

A brief description on Prosecco, a light, refreshing, and very popular wine in Italy with reference to its origin, different styles, and different branded names of the wine is presented. Some of the different and cheaper brands of the wine include Canella Prosecco Di Conegliano, Zefiro Prosecco Brut Conegliano, and Venegazzu Prosecco Del Montello E Colliasolani Brut.

The Victoria & Albert Museum in London, England, has opened a new exhibit called 'Art Deco 1910-1939.' The exhibit will feature 330 Art Deco objects including designer eveningwear, Norman Bel Geddes's radios, an Auburn Boat Tail speedster and paintings by Tamara de Lempicka. Ghislaine Wood, lead curator for the show, discusses the appeal of Art Deco style.