
Designer Jason Saft will launch the inaugural Collector’s Market on March 14 at Industry City, transforming his 24,000‑square‑foot warehouse into a series of fully staged interior vignettes. The pop‑up showcases over a hundred curated antiques, design objects, and works by ceramicists Devin Wilde, Chela Toprak, and visual artist Lou Venturelli. While the event emphasizes smaller, story‑rich pieces, roughly a hundred larger furniture items will also be offered at deep discounts to clear inventory. Saft hopes strong attendance will justify expanding the concept with national vendors.

Fondation CAB in Saint‑Paul‑de‑Vence is presenting “Jean Prouvé: Inventor of Houses,” featuring the architect’s prefabricated housing prototypes and iconic furniture pieces. Meanwhile, Pérez Art Museum Miami launches the “GAME TIME” program, exploring the intersection of professional sports, art, and politics with poets and...

Perrotin staged an after‑party at the newly renovated W New York – Union Square to celebrate three concurrent exhibitions: Daniel Arsham’s "Various Thoughts," Gelitin’s "All for All," and Gabriel de la Mora’s "Repeated Original." The event took place in the hotel’s marble‑clad Living Room,...

Sotheby’s announced a spring auction of Robert and Adriana Mnuchin’s collection, highlighted by a monumental Mark Rothko expected to fetch $70 million‑$100 million and pushing the total sale estimate above $130 million. The auction underscores Mnuchin’s legacy in post‑war and contemporary art following...

Landscape designer Jean‑Marc Flack, founder of Hortulus Animae, creates site‑specific, biodiverse gardens that tell stories and reconnect people with nature. After a two‑decade fashion career, he shifted to sustainable garden design, planting over 5,000 native perennials in his flagship Rambunctious...

Moss, a five‑story members’ club at 520 Fifth Avenue, unveiled Bar Babette—a double‑height, glass‑walled bar designed by Vicky Charles and Charles & Co. The interior blends layered wallpapers, textured fabrics, and custom marble and stone elements to create a sophisticated,...
Print Center New York’s inaugural monographic show, “Anima,” surveys Brooklyn‑based artist Felipe Baeza’s printmaking practice, presenting over 40 works created across a 15‑year span. Baeza blends traditional techniques such as lithography and woodcut with collage, abrasion, and pigment staining, treating...

Swedish Michelin‑starred chef Marcus Jernmark opens Lielle, his first Los Angeles restaurant, in a 2,300‑sq‑ft subterranean space designed by Lovers Unite. The 42‑seat venue features curved leather loveseats, a barrel‑vaulted cork ceiling, and vintage lighting that evoke a historic wine cave. Jernmark...