Cultured Magazine

2 weeks ago | culturedmag.com | Sophie Lee

Look Inside 'CULTURED' and Daniel English's Off-the-Record Dinner at Jean's Last Night The worlds of art, finance, and real estate collided at the Soho staple for a night of insider conversation led by the Young Collector alum. Photography Madison Voelkel/BFA.com Sarah Harrelson and Daniel English at Jean's. “When bankers get together for dinner, they discuss art.

2 weeks ago | culturedmag.com | Sam Falb

Here’s Everything That Unfolded at the Art World’s Most Avant-Garde Benefit of the Season Even as the Kitchen has transitioned between homes in recent years, its nexus of experimental intrigue and pioneering programming holds true. Last night’s gala was just the latest testament to the institution's enduring commitment to the art worlds of today and tomorrow. Guests at the Kitchen's Spring Gala. All photography by Deonté Lee/BFA.com and courtesy of the Kitchen.

2 weeks ago | culturedmag.com | Giuliana Brida

Here’s How the Reva Went From Shopping-Mall Mainstay to It-Girl Staple For its Spring/Summer 2025 collection, Tory Burch reintroduced the Y2K shoe with a thoroughly modern twist. There's never been a better time to add a pair to your rotation. All images courtesy of Tory Burch. Some shoes capture a moment in time. Others transcend it. In its heyday circa 2006, the Tory Burch Reva flat was everywhere—a shopping mall “It” item just “fashion” enough to blow up.

2 weeks ago | culturedmag.com | Cristina Macaya

Kasmin and Artistic Noise Rally the Art World for a Record-Breaking Auction to Support Youth Impacted by the Justice System The third annual Artistic Noise Benefit Auction brought together artists, collectors, and advocates at Kasmin and The Manner to raise critical funds. Inaugural honoree Jordan Casteel with several young artists from the Artistic Noise community. All images courtesy of Kasmin.

2 weeks ago | culturedmag.com | Johanna Fateman

Our Critics’ Picks of the Moment? Chair Sculptures, Skyscraping Abstractions, and an Ode to an Artist Gone Too Soon Ksenia M. Soboleva's debut for the Critics' Table is a reflection on Gordon Hall's new work at the Kitchen, Johanna Fateman gives a quintessentially New York painter a solid rave, and John Vincler is delighted by a two-part show honoring Jenni Crain. Gordon Hall, “Hands and Knees” (Performance View), 2025. Photography by Jackie Furtado. Image courtesy of the artist and the Kitchen.