Dabin Ahn’s “Nocturne” is on view at DOCUMENT in Chicago through June 6, 2026. Courtesy doc and artist Experts describe the psyche as a combination of conscious and unconscious materials, which combine seamlessly to create our sense of self and the reality around us. Artist Dabin Ahn’s compositions exemplify this process: psychological and emotional interior … Read more
A still from Marina Abramović’s “Seven Deaths.” Image courtesy the artist Marina Abramović—unilaterally considered a pioneer of performance art—was still having breakfast in the Austrian Alps when we spoke over Zoom. She was staying there in anticipation of traveling to Venice, where her exhibition “Transforming Energy” (May 6-October 18, 2026) will make her the first … Read more
Craig Melvin had a special guest with him for “Bring Your Kids to Work Day” on Thursday, April 23. The Today co-anchor brought his 12-year-old son, Delano, to join him on the morning broadcast, alongside Al Roker and Dylan Dreyer at the roundtable during the 3rd Hour “My son, Delano, woke up early, very early,” … Read more
WeWork Go pods at Semafor World Economy. Sisi Cao for the Observer On the bustling floor of the Semaphore Global Economy Conference in Washington, D.C., this week, a row of glass-doored WeWork pods next to a window provide a much-needed refuge for entrepreneurs, journalists and other attendees looking for a quiet space to get some … Read more
Even though every NFL team is in the thick of last-minute draft preparation, the Bucs are continuing to explore roster additions. After reuniting with veteran defensive tackle Rakeem Nunez-Roches on Friday, Tampa Bay will be bringing in a once highly touted offensive lineman for a workout this coming Thursday. KPRC2’s Aaron Wilson reported that Kenyon … Read more
We all know that representation matters, and the popular PBS KID series Work It Out Wombats! is putting that into focus with the introduction of a new character who uses a cochlear implant. Work It Out Wombats! follows siblings Malik, Zadie, and Zeke, who live in a treehouse complex with their grandmother, Super, alongside a diverse … Read more
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly Announce Saturday, March 28, a comprehensive package of energy conservation measures, including a nationwide partial remote work mandate, as Egypt moves to manage economic pressure that it described as unprecedented in scope. Madbouly said, in a press conference after an inspection tour of the Obour Market on the outskirts of Cairo, … Read more
BRITISH COLUMBIA — Staring up from the base at the high walls of the Montana Bowl, a backcountry ski zone in Revelstoke, British Columbia, feels like gazing upon a deadly cathedral. My eyes naturally gravitate to the dangerous bits, but I realize they’re pinballing around wildly, because it’s almost all dangerous bits. Front and center … Read more
Christina Quarles, Tomb (Is My World Not Fallin’ Down?), 2025. © Christina Quarles Courtesy the artist, Hauser & Wirth and Pilar Corrias, London Photo: Fredrik Nilsen Fresh from Yale, Christina Quarles quickly ascended to the upper ranks of contemporary art, with strong market demand for her work and significant institutional recognition. She has established herself … Read more
Adrian Grenier is game for the “Entourage” revival. In an exclusive interview with Page Six, the actor — who has lived on a sustainable farm near Austin, Texas, since 2020 — teased that he and former co-star Jeremy Piven are “ready to work” on a continuation of the hit Hollywood comedy-drama, which aired on HBO … Read more