From the desert of Burning Man to Miami’s Superblue immersive art show, light becomes rhythm in Leo Villareal’s monumental installations. 

Singer Lady Gaga is selling sculptures in collaboration with champagne brand Dom Pérignon.

McArthur Binion’s grid-filled canvases are more than meets the eye. Upon closer inspection, the artist reveals his ability to turn order and pattern into something reactive.

After forging her own path, Guggenheim curator Ashley James is ready to address life on the record. 

Monet's Coin du Bassin aux Nymphéas may sell for more than $40 million.

The storied fashion editor and cultural entrepreneur Adrian Cheng are bringing the craft of high fashion to Hong Kong's K11 Art & Cultural Centre.

The artist's paintings are getting bigger and better, with vibrant hues and methodical, trance-like abstractions.

The kind of puffy you're happy to wake up to. 

"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?

Partnering with the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Ugg supports a nature-filled exhibit. Here, L'OFFICIEL speaks with the artist behind the verdant work about the importance of preserving the environment.

The collaborative series explores the rebirth of New York City through the world of art and film.