Will Fenstermaker

2 weeks ago | sothebys.com | Will Fenstermaker

What makes this seemingly typical Cartier Tank worth half a million Swiss Francs? The Cartier Tank is one of the most popular watches in the world, let alone at Sotheby’s. Its timeless design has served as a foundation for numerous creative expressions over the decades, making the military-inspired dress watch a must-have for nearly all collectors.

3 weeks ago | family.style | Will Fenstermaker |Sahir Ahmed |Meka Boyle

Self-portraits, historically the province of artists, were once a reflexive genre—in part, a way to imbue their presence with aesthetic authority. Now that nearly everyone takes selfies, we are inundated with our likenesses. But how do we see ourselves, really? And are artists’ self-portraits any different from others? The original photographs in this portfolio navigate the rich territory between traditional self-portraiture and the pictures we all make of ourselves each day.

3 weeks ago | family.style | Sahir Ahmed |Will Fenstermaker |Meka Boyle

What pairs best with gluten-free shrimp spaghetti? Ask Deun Ivory and the answer is French fries. When the photographer isn’t using her camera to celebrate Black culture and beauty, she spends her time like a local in Houston. Whether she’s ordering a plate of shrimp pasta with a side of fries at Bellagreen restaurant or making her own version at home, the combination never misses. “It's such a warm and delicious meal that hits all the right spots,” Ivory tells Family Style.

2 months ago | frieze.com | Travis Diehl |Will Fenstermaker |Marko Gluhaich |Jane Harris |Terence Trouillot

Frieze PublishingYes, email me reviews, offers, and opinions by artists, writers, and editors from Frieze Frieze EventsYes, email me Frieze Events Inc and Frieze Events Ltd’s global programme information including special offers and benefits It’s no secret that New York’s art ecosystem is under strain. As institutions slash budgets and corporate sponsorships evaporate, the ripple effects have hit small and mid-sized galleries hardest – many shuttering just as they hit their stride.

2 months ago | thenation.com | Will Fenstermaker

Books & the Arts / March 6, 2025 Yto Barrada’s Rules of the GameThe artist’s installation at MOMA PS1 is not just a public work of art in the form of a playground but also comment on postcolonial architecture and experimental pedagogy. Ad Policy (Marissa Alper) On the day Yto Barrada’s commission Le Grand Soir opened at MoMA PS1, as we moved between passages of sunlight and shade, the artist watched a child leap from a stroller and bolt onto the installation.