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Elevated Magazines - Premium Lifestyle Content
From the superyachts making waves at Monaco to the estates redefining luxury living in Palm Beach, the automotive debuts turning heads in Geneva, and the artists commanding record prices at auction — Elevated Magazines captures the luxury lifestyle stories, brands, and cultural moments that have the world's most discerning audiences talking right now.


Petah Coyne: How Much a Heart Can Hold
The Lowe Art Museum at the University of Miami proudly presented Petah Coyne: How Much A Heart Can Hold , featuring more than a dozen expansive mixed-media sculptures spanning decades of work by one of America’s most celebrated contemporary sculptors. The sprawling installations and tactile meditations honor the creative power of women through artistic transformation. Several works are on tour for the first time, and some have never been shown in museums. Pulsing at the hea


Artexpo New York: World's Original Fine Art Marketplace Returns to Pier 39
Redwood Art Group , the nation’s leader in exhibitions and event production, media, and marketing for the global art community, announces its highly anticipated four-day showcase, Artexpo New York , returning to Pier 36 at 299 South Street in Manhattan, from Thursday, April 9 to Sunday, April 12, 2026. The annual fine art destination, now in its 49th year, will host more than 200 innovative exhibiting galleries, art publishers and dealers, and artists from across the globe a


McLaren & Artist Nat Bowen - Project Chromology by MSO
McLaren Automotive reveals Project Chromology by MSO – reimagining resin artist Nat Bowen’s layered colour and texture through automotive design McLaren Automotive has revealed Project Chromology by MSO , a bespoke expression of the McLaren 750S created in close collaboration with British abstract artist Nat Bowen . Known for her vibrant resin-based artworks and the study of chromology – the psychology of colour – Bowen’s practice forms the creative foundation of the project


Sanlorenzo - A Decade of Arts Patronage
Sanlorenzo Arts is the cultural platform of Sanlorenzo, founded on the belief that true excellence is inseparable from culture, responsibility and craftsmanship. Established in 2016 with the brand’s first engagement at Art Basel Miami Beach, it has evolved over a decade from an instinctive act of patronage into a structured, international programme supporting art, design and creative dialogue. In 2026, Sanlorenzo Arts celebrates its tenth anniversary with its most expansive c


Rising from the Ashes - Boris Vujovich
Life has not been an easy road for Boris Vujovich . He is no stranger to setbacks and hardships. However, resiliency and tenacity have been at the center of his life story. Since childhood, he has had an awareness of human suffering and the dichotomies of life (e.g. joy and sorrow, good and evil, light and darkness). Boris has long been influenced by the writings of poet and philosopher Petar II Petrović-Njegoš from Montenegro, which depicts spiritual themes of human sufferin


Ancestral Vibrations of the Land - The Painting of Pol Petrino
Italian multidisciplinary artist Pol Petrino ’s work is characterized by a dynamic, fluid movement, merging land art installations, painting, and performance. His creative process involves a sacred ritual, a profound dialogue between man and nature as he discovers new environments. This deep connection is manifested through the use of stones and minerals in his art, the terrains he identifies as creative fields, and his special affinity for water. Petrino captures the colours


BIG. Building an Inner Architecture. By Maite Nobo.
I have always understood art the way an architect understands space: as something that must be built with intention, integrity, and restraint. My work does not begin with decoration or narrative; it begins with foundation. What supports us? What holds when everything else is removed? These questions have guided both my life and my practice, eventually giving rise to BIG. I was born in Havana, at the precise moment when political collapse reshaped an entire country. My family


Daniel Yocum's Porsche Party - Casterline|Goodman Gallery
Experience Daniel Yocum’s Porsche Party at Casterline|Goodman Gallery —a bold new exhibition that explores speed, spectacle, and the culture of desire with unapologetic intensity. In this dynamic body of work, Yocum merges precision and play, drawing from the iconography of luxury automobiles and the charged energy that surrounds them. His compositions pulse with movement and attitude, transforming symbols of engineering excellence into vivid expressions of aspiration, perfo


Splash: A Meditation on Blue by J. Steven Manolis
As a colorist and abstract painter, I have spent my artistic life chasing the elusive moment when a hue becomes more than pigment—when it transforms into emotion, memory, and quiet revelation. For me, color is never merely visual; it is a language of the spirit, a “visual feel-good” that resonates deep within the soul. My philosophy of art is unapologetically existential. I believe that truly great painting must carry a communicative current: from the artist’s inner world ont


Casterline|Goodman Gallery Introduces Lisa Kinzelberg
Casterline|Goodman Gallery is pleased to introduce Lisa Kinzelberg , a visual artist whose richly layered abstract paintings chart an emotional and experiential relationship to place. Best known for her ongoing series Cities of the World, Kinzelberg creates works that exist at the intersection of abstraction, cartography, and memory—paintings that function as both aerial views and psychological portraits. Kinzelberg’s practice begins not with geography, but with feeling. Ea


Art From The Fugue State, With Kara Wall
When people find out Im an artist, they usually say, “Oh, you should paint me something for over my fireplace!” I always follow with: “Let me show you my work first. Its not for everyone”. A girl I used to work with, saw one of my paintings (my favorite, for the record) and said, “You’re f#@*ing weird, Kara”. Truth is...she’s probably right. When I was a kid, instead of playing with my Barbies, I pulled off their arms and legs and made new arrangements. When I looked at the
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