Arts & Entertainment

The Coming Quantum-A.I. Reckoning: Why Your Encryption Has an Expiration Date

The moment enterprise security architecture fundamentally changes will not occur from a single catastrophic breach. It won’t be that simple, but it will happen soon. Agentic A.I. is making autonomous decisions within enterprise systems, while quantum computing is approaching a horizon at which it could undermine the cryptographic foundations that have traditionally secured digital trust.  […]

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In the Depths of Osaka’s Namba Station, Works From the Art Institute of Chicago Await

If you are standing inside the Art Institute of Chicago, a trip to the Impressionist galleries usually involves climbing the grand staircase and navigating the quiet, sunlit rooms of the upper floors. A completely different route is available to anyone willing to push a Ferris Bueller-style day off just a bit further. Take the Blue

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The Lewis and Zabludowicz Collections Anchor London’s June Auctions in the Art Market’s Final Pre-Summer Test

Post-Basel, the June London auctions are the final market temperature check before the art world jets off to slower summer destinations. Following New York’s May marquee auction week, led this year by multimillion-dollar collections, and a vibrant London Gallery Weekend, Sotheby’s and Christie’s are bringing top consignments to their summer sales in a city that

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After Capri, St. Moritz and Abu Dhabi, NOMAD Heads to the Hamptons

NOMAD, one of the first boutique art and design fairs to build an identity around itinerant, site-specific presentations, launched in 2017 in Monte Carlo before expanding to other wealth-capital hubs, including St. Moritz, Capri and Abu Dhabi. Now the fair is making its U.S. debut in the Hamptons at The Watermill Center, the experimental arts

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Behind Summer Davos: WEF Founder Klaus Schwab’s Decades-Long Courtship of China

Every January, the World Economic Forum turns Davos, Switzerland, into a snow-covered stage for global power. Its summer gathering in China serves a different purpose: to signal where the forum believes innovation, capital and influence are heading next. Formally known as the Annual Meeting of the New Champions—more commonly called Summer Davos—this year’s meeting runs

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The V&A East Opens With an Exhibition That Reconsiders Britain’s Musical History

A graffiti-covered piano played by the captivating 1950s pianist Winifred Atwell, the first Black British artist to top the U.K. charts; Dame Shirley Bassey’s dazzling Bond-esque gown, worn for a performance of “Goldfinger” at the 2013 Academy Awards; the iconic Union Jack vest donned by boundary-breaking rapper Stormzy during his 2019 Glastonbury headline set. Weave

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