In the high-stakes world of horological collecting, few names carry the subversive glamour of Andy Warhol. A man who famously viewed “business art” as the ultimate step after art itself, Warhol was a compulsive accumulator of the exquisite. Among his storied collection of over 300 timepieces, one stood out for its bold, architectural defiance: a … Read more
Shared Splendor: Pacaso’s Survey Reveals the Mainstreaming of Co-Owned Luxury Homes in America The American dream of owning a second home is undergoing a profound evolution. Once the preserve of the ultra-wealthy—or of families willing to shoulder decades of debt and the never-ending hassle of upkeep—vacation home ownership is now being redefined for the modern … Read more
Where and why Americans are moving. United Van Lines released the company’s 46th Annual National Movers Study, which indicates Americans continued to move to lower-density areas accelerated by lifestyle preferences such as a career change, retirement and wanting to be closer to family. Retiring Baby Boomers and early Gen Xers Drove American Migration Patterns as … Read more
Americans plan to celebrate the holidays with family and friends, even as health and financial concerns continue to weigh on travelers. “Nearly two years into the isolation brought on by the pandemic, people are eager for the warm embrace of family and friends. Americans are ready to travel and experience holiday celebrations together, … Read more
Major six-month show at Tate Modern will present artist who ‘reimagined what art could be’
Acclaimed Danish restaurant Noma opens pop-up with high prices in area where minimum wage is less than $5 a day and half the population lives in poverty