La Prairie's patronage of MoMA PS1's exhibition Niki de Saint Phalle: Structures for Life celebrates the visionary artist and her immeasurable influence on the luxury brand and beyond. The Swiss house carries on her legacy of beauty and innovation with its latest addition, Skin Caviar Nighttime Oil.

The Aspen Art Museum said au revoir to this year's ArtCrush festival after an exciting three days of art, performances, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences.

"They'll hang us in the Louvre" (Lorde, 2017).

With artwork featured in the Aspen Art Museum's annual ArtCrush auction, Brazilian multi-media artist Emanoel Araujo has been on Hans Ulrich Obrist's radar for some time. Here, L'OFFICIEL exclusively publishes a 2017 conversation between the pair from Hans Ulrich Obrist: Entrevistas Brasileiras.

The New York City Ballet soloist and activist releases her memoir with candid stories about the less than graceful parts of being a ballerina.

From Yayoi Kusama’s Tate Modern shows to the recently opened Superblue in Miami, overwhelmingly sensory experiences have swept social media by storm. But what is the distinction between art and attraction?

Liven up your Instagram feed by following these eight artists whose ceramics range from minimalist, organic forms to functional objects.

The pioneering—yet until recently overlooked—photographer has lensed over six decades of meaningful work. 

In partnership with SN37, Google's Creator Labs highlight nine young photographers and filmmakers with unique perspectives and ideas.

Revisiting four iconic photographers from the ’90s who reimagined the concept of family portraiture.

With his first exhibition opening at Fotografiska New York, the British artist speaks with L’OFFICIEL about the many layers of his images and why his work always embraces authenticity over beauty.

On World Book Day, Robert Shore releases his new book on the life of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.

Many artists have left their mark on L’OFFICIEL in its 100 years of publishing. But three historic illustrators, Pierre-Armand Covillot, S. Chompré, and Léon Benigni, revolutionized the way women were portrayed in magazines—and the way women saw themselves reflected back.

Celebrated on April 15 each year, World Art Day was created to honor Leonardo Da Vinci's birthday and raise awareness for the arts.