The prominent artists, exhibitions, and entertainment that held our attention this year.
‘The Most Un-Woke Women That Exist’: How Palm Royale Brings ’60s Palm Beach to Life
A behind-the-scenes look at how the team behind the smash hit Apple TV+ series Palm Royale created a perfect spoof of Palm Beach. Read more →
Unpacking the Legacy of Slim Aarons
Ahead of the opening of Slim Aarons: Gold Coast, PALMER chatted with Mary Aarons and curator Shawn Waldron about the photographer’s work. Read more →
McArthur Binion, Christopher Stackhouse, and Humanity in Art
On the eve of the opening of his new exhibit, McArthur Binion embarked on a far-ranging conversation with the poet Christopher Stackhouse about Blackness in art, communication, and the importance of the human hand. Read more →
Blue-Chip Art Galleries are Opening Destinations Around the World
This summer, many prominent galleries offered much more than the predictable seasonal fare. Read more →
Indigenous Art and Artists Finally Get Their Due
With big shows at national institutions and American representation at the Venice Biennale, Indigenous art had a blockbuster year. Ted Loos took an intimate look inside the growing movement. Read more →
The Norton Becomes the Latest Museum to Explore Art and Sport
With “Strike Fast, Dance Lightly: Artists on Boxing,” the Norton gets in on the action. Read more →