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Angelina Jolie Sells Historic DeMille Estate
The Editors · September 29, 2026
Actor completes transaction for Los Feliz property listed at twenty-four million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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Emerging galleries weigh fair risks and rewards
The Editors · September 27, 2026
The Armory Show’s Presents section has expanded by twenty percent compared to the previous year, now featuring fifty-four exhibitors dedicated to galleries founded within the last twelve years. This sector, known for hosting bold stands organized by ambitious dealers, remains a focal point for emerging artists at New York’s largest art fair.
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Gjergji Shkurti Transforms Space for Million Goods
Architect collaborates with concept shop on second Brooklyn location
The Editors · September 26, 2026
Architect Gjergji Shkurti has completed an interior design project for Million Goods, a concept shop operating its second location in Brooklyn. The firm Figure Ground, founded by Shkurti, was engaged by co-founders Matt Reyer and Drew Kaufmann to convert the space in Fort Greene.
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MSCHF twists Lexus electric vehicles for New York installation
The Editors · September 25, 2026
Brooklyn creative studio MSCHF has unveiled two sculptural reinterpretations of Lexus electric cars during New York City’s fall art week. The Motomorphosis series, comprising the Circle Car and the Twisted Car, was installed at the Chelsea Industrial event space in Hudson Yards.
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Tato Architects completes house in Mibu
The Editors · September 23, 2026
A residential structure in Japan utilizes charred timber and sunken levels to balance enclosure and openness.
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New York City shifts incarceration infrastructure to four borough sites
The Editors · September 22, 2026
A report this week outlines the architectural framework for New York City’s plan to relocate inmates from the Rikers Island complex into four new jails located in Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and the Bronx. The Borough-Based Jail Program, initiated in 2017, is overseen by the New York City Department of Design and Construction and involves collaboration with multiple architecture studios, including HOK, Cetra Ruddy,…
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Cédric Fauq Named to Lead Contemporary Art Division
The Editors · September 21, 2026
The Moderna Museet in Stockholm has appointed Cédric Fauq as its next curator of contemporary international art, with the role set to commence on December 1. Fauq currently serves as the chief curator and head of programs and collections at Capc Musée d’art contemporain de Bordeaux.
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Rock Hudson’s Los Angeles Residences Documented in New Feature
The Editors · September 20, 2026
The report examines the film star’s private sanctuaries through a curated selection of historical imagery.
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Pace Prints Absorbs Brand X in Strategic Consolidation
The Editors · September 18, 2026
Pace Prints has acquired Brand X Editions, merging two significant entities within the American printmaking sector under a single organizational structure. The acquisition follows a prolonged history of collaboration between the firms, which will now operate under one umbrella while maintaining their distinct identities.
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Clint Eastwood’s Carmel Residence
A publication details the actor’s early life and property history in California
The Editors · September 17, 2026
The report has published a feature examining the personal life of Clint Eastwood, focusing on his connection to the coastal community of Carmel-by-the-Sea. The piece outlines the timeline of his relationship with the Monterey Bay area, beginning with his time as a soldier stationed at Fort Ord in California.
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Who Has Them Tonight
FamCheck: a shared calendar built for the handover, not the argument
The Editors · September 17, 2026
A Miami household rarely runs on one adult. A housekeeper three mornings a week, a grandmother on Sundays, a sitter on Thursday, a co-parent every other weekend, a night nurse for a parent upstairs.
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Eastman Johnson works recovered after half-century absence
The Editors · September 15, 2026
A report this week confirms the recovery of two oil paintings by Eastman Johnson, stolen from separate New York City galleries nearly fifty years ago. The works, Young Mother (circa 1873) and Mary and Her Lamb (1877), were identified by art dealer Brandon Levine, who operates in Long Island.
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Ten Interior Paint Colors Selected for Immediate Home Transformations
The Editors · September 14, 2026
The report asked designers for their preferred shades for instant updates.
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East Sussex cabin features rooftop bathing terrace
The Editors · September 13, 2026
A report this week details Bathers Cabin, a woodland structure in East Sussex designed by British studio Built Works. The building is sheathed in blackened larch and topped with a lush rooftop terrace fitted with a sauna, hot tub, and ice bath.
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Alix Earle’s Residential Locations and Property History
The Editors · September 11, 2026
The influencer’s residences include a New Jersey family home and a Miami rental apartment.
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Selena Gomez sells Encino estate for 5.4 million
The Editors · September 10, 2026
A recent report details the sale of Selena Gomez’s Los Angeles residence, an 11,500-square-foot estate in the Encino enclave of Rancho that served as the backdrop for her HBO Max series Selena + Chef. The property, which includes a gourmet kitchen with marble countertops and a brick stove, was sold for 5.4 million dollars.
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Lucien Smith, Painter and Downtown Art-World Fixture, Dies at 37
The Editors · September 9, 2026
Lucien Smith, a defining painter of New York’s early-2010s art boom and a fixture of the downtown scene, died Monday, September 7, in New York at age 37. A cause of death was not immediately known.
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Four Renoirs Stolen in French Riviera Museum Break-In
The Editors · September 8, 2026
Thieves breached the Musée Renoir in Cagnes-sur-Mer, the former home of the artist, during the early hours of the morning, making off with four paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The break-in occurred when perpetrators smashed a window to gain access to the institution on the French Riviera.
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Populous and Moody Nolan reveal Philadelphia arena designs
The Editors · September 8, 2026
Architecture studios Populous and Moody Nolan have unveiled designs for a new professional sports arena in Philadelphia, drawing direct inspiration from the city’s demolished Spectrum venue. The proposed structure is intended to serve as the home for the NBA’s 76ers, the NHL’s Flyers, and a forthcoming WNBA team, replacing the Xfinity Mobile Arena, which was completed in 1996 within the South Philadelphia Sports…
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Stone Exoskeleton Supports London High-Rise Structure
Groupwork and Webb Yates complete Petra Heights using volcanic rock frame
The Editors · September 8, 2026
A housing development in north London has been constructed using a structural exoskeleton made entirely of stone, marking a departure from conventional building materials. The project, known as Petra Heights, is located at 317 Finchley Road and comprises three blocks ranging from six to ten storeys in height.
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Taiwanese Art Finds Clarity Under Pressure
The Editors · September 6, 2026
Recent news coverage highlights a tense moment at the Gwangju Biennale, noting that the dispute over the Taiwan Pavilion has escalated into a diplomatic spat just as the festival gets underway. The source reports that Chinese officials have signaled the move crosses a red line, yet Taiwanese artists continue to ready their installations amid this controversy.
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The Lucas Museum’s Silence on Context
The Editors · September 5, 2026
The long-awaited Lucas Museum has received mixed reviews ahead of its opening. The publication notes that the institution is set to celebrate its arrival with a specific curatorial approach that has sparked debate among critics and visitors alike.
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A Warm Bed In A Cold Frame
Is cold steel the right sleep framework for you?
The Editors · September 4, 2026
Steel and chrome are having a quiet moment in the mainstream press, but true luxury in Miami demands something far more tactile.
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Fire Island’s Pyramid House Returns to the Market
The Editors · September 3, 2026
The Robb Report recently noted that the distinctive Pyramid House in Fire Island Pines is back on the market for $3.3 million. This listing marks a significant moment for the property, which was designed more than 60 years ago by Buenos Aires-born architect Julio Kaufman.
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The Noisy Fabric Shift
Luxury brands ignoring the move have wool over their eyes
The Editors · September 2, 2026
The Robb Report recently covered the unveiling of a new Bang & Olufsen speaker, noting that the Danish audio giant and textile partner Kvadrat have teamed up once again. The publication highlighted the decade-long relationship between the two entities, framing the new Beosound A9, now covered in a custom fabric known as Woolscape, as a move to get even cozier.