April 2025

Once shorthand for skipping turndown service and reusing towels, eco-friendly travel has grown up—and fast. In time for Earth Day, a new generation of sustainable hotels is moving beyond surface-level gestures to embrace regenerative design and low-impact operations that don’t just reduce harm—they actively repair the environments they occupy. While most travelers say they value

One might expect the most prestigious art collections, particularly of contemporary and ultra-contemporary art, to be concentrated in major cultural hubs like New York, Los Angeles and Miami. But Dallas Art Week told a different story. The sprawling metroplex of a city hosts some of the most formidable private art collections—holdings assembled with speed, precision

Following the aftermath and recovery of the tragic Eaton and Palisades Fires, it appears that Los Angeles dining is officially in bloom. Since April 1, the L.A. culinary scene has welcomed several game-changing restaurants that are already winning the hearts of locals and visitors alike. From El Segundo to Culver City, these new openings are

Nancy Holt features waves of exposed metal electrical conduit arranged in looping arcs across a gallery floor, each joint topped with glowing incandescent bulbs, creating a grid-like field of light and industrial form.” width=”970″ height=”647″ data-caption=’Nancy Holt, <em>Electrical System</em>, 1982; Steel conduit, lighting and electrical fixtures, light bulbs, electrical wire and electricity, dimensions variable. <span