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The Woman Changing How Art Fairs are Done

We spoke with ART X Lagos’ founder and CEO Tokini Peterside-Schwebig about pushing past the traditional art fair model, the importance of investing in communities and what excites her about the future.

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In Pursuit of Cultural Relevance, Are Collabs Still the Answer?

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Ramya Giangola, Lynne Bredfeldt Haider and Ira Tassouli discuss how collaborations have evolved, what makes a good one and the importance of storytelling.

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A Wharton Esherick Sofa and an Alaïa Knit

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Our curated product edit recommends you standout fashion, art, food, and design — both old and new.

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Can the Power of Community Save Us?

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HUR Reads is our definitive shortlist of the most prominent articles from around the web.

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Lemaire’s Croissant Bag and Other Modern Necessities

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Our curated product edit recommends you standout fashion, art, food, and design — both old and new.

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In Pursuit of Cultural Relevance, Are Collabs Still the Answer?

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Ramya Giangola, Lynne Bredfeldt Haider and Ira Tassouli discuss how collaborations have evolved, what makes a good one and the importance of storytelling.

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In New York, Three Women Redefining the Female Gaze

The New York art scene has been shaped by trailblazing female artists who embody the ever-shifting creative tapestry of the city. Through the lens of New York-based artists Violette d’Urso, Colleen Herman and Lucia Bell-Epstein, we explore the realities of being an artist in New York today.

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The Women of Kvadrat

A master of color and textile, Danish company Kvadrat has fundamentally changed the business of design. We asked the women of Kvadrat to lift the curtain on the magic behind the Danish textile house.