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Arts & Culture (Page 2)

Elsa Smithgall, chief curator at The Phillips Collection. [Credit: Margot Schulman Photography]

May 20, 2026

Elsa Smithgall on the Art of Looking Deeper

Elsa Smithgall, chief curator at The Phillips Collection, leads Miró and the United States, an exhibition exploring the artistic exchange between Joan Miró and American painters in the 20th century.

By Anabelle Anthony

May 18, 2026

The Erosion of Third Places

It’s market day in Andover, Mass., and everyone’s invited. Kids race between tents set up between the town’s offices and the public park. Neighbors chat with neighbors, carrying fresh produce and flowers home in their tote bags. Vendors talk excitedly about their wares, from artisanal woodworks to fresh croissants.

By Katherine Burns

Image of Tiffany Bouelle

May 18, 2026

This Isn’t Your Typical White-Walled Gallery Exhibit

Tiffany Bouelle’s paintings will enter Château de Malleret, developed in collaboration with curator Yoyo Maeght.

By Anabelle Anthony

Credit: Emilia Maia

May 7, 2026

Iconic Broad Street Run Draws 40,000 to Celebrate Philadelphia Tradition and Community

40,000 runners filled Philadelphia’s Broad Street for the 47th annual Broad Street Run, turning the city’s iconic 10-mile race into a celebration of fitness, tradition, and community spirit.

By Emilia Maia

April 27, 2026

On the Trail with Matt Becerra and His Pack

On wooded trails outside New York City, Matt Becerra leads group dog hikes built around pack mentality—combining exercise, structure, and training as demand for daytime pet care grows.

By Michael Spector

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