BIBI BOURELLY

With a new fast food restaurant steps away from its iconic Michelin-starred Eleven Madison Park and the NoMad, the Make It Nice group brings elevated cooking and ingredients to your everyday lunch.

The menswear designer bridges classic aviator shapes and Nineties dirt bike googles in his high-tech collaboration with the progressive German eyewear brand.

After making a name for himself with his large-scale figurative sculptures reflecting the fragility of the human body, the British sculptor—newly an American citizen—finds a fresh political imperative for his art.

A new shared workspace in Brooklyn’s Industry City helps bring together creatives to encourage collaboration and interaction alongside sleek Midcentury Modern designs.

Gautam Sinha’s New Delhi-based leather accessories line represents a new generation of Indian design, firmly rooted in history while constantly looking ahead.

The Indiana-based artist and designer continually questions the boundary between art and design, producing sculptural pieces that question their own functionality and incorporate software-made accidents.

Illustrator Greg Foley and writer Andrew Luecke cover one hundred years of teenage rebellion, popular music, and street style in an illustrated compendium of a century’s worth of groups and subcultures—complete with expert-curated playlists on Apple Music.

The photographer-and-stylist duo offer up a vision of the future that crosses boundaries of gender, race, and individual expression in a photography series reflecting the New Africa movement.

After two decades in the industry, the Australian actress relishes the opportunity to play awful characters—as she does in her new Starz series American Gods and in Alex Ross Perry’s Sundance hit Golden Exits.