Very cool project with ideas by very cool #landscape firms! Check it out. Field Operations DLANDstudio pllc Reed Hilderbrand

Open now MoMA The Museum of Modern Art, new show "Reconstructions" takes a hard look at racism in the built environment. Read our Architecture & Design editor Elizabeth Fazzare's conversation with exhibit curators Sean Anderson & Mabel O. Wilson (mabelowilson). culturedmag.com/momas-reconstr…

To celebrate #InternationalWomensDay, we commissioned poet, author, artist and activist #CleoWade to write an original poem for our readers, "A Woman's History." Read the digital cover story: culturedmag.com/cleo-wade-want… 📷Liza Voloshin;💇‍♀️VERNON FRANÇOIS;💄#BeauNelson; 👚 Shiona Turini

Honored to be included in Cultured Magazine's inaugural list of 10 next-generation talent, architects, designers, firms, and social change makers! More at [culturedmag.com/.../young-arch…] #subscribetoday #youngarchitects #culturedmagazine Thx Elizabeth Fazzare! NOMA AIA

Loved producing this shoot (virtually)! Check it out.

Liza Minnelli has outlived Ellen DeGeneres’s daytime talk show. Ellen has decided the upcoming season, the show’s nineteenth, will be the last.

i was in sicily and a guy asked a girl what she ate for dinner, she replied "just an arancino" and the guy said "that's not enough, we'll go eat pasta now" and that's everything i know about love

#AmandlaStenberg is on a mission for #mentalhealth. For Cultured, the Dear Evan Hansen movie-musical star talks reliving high school, supporting young people and advice for the new school year, no matter your age. Read their interview with Elizabeth Fazzare: culturedmag.com/amandla-stenbe…

Today, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures opens in LA. Cultured's Elizabeth Fazzare spoke with exhibit designer #KulapatYantrasast of WHY architecture. "Museum design is evolving as the definition of museum has changed, expanded and grown so diverse," he says. Read the interview: culturedmag.com/architect-kula… #film

Let's party. Read my conversation with #IanSchrager and #AnyaSapozhnikova of House of Yes for Cultured Magazine 💃

Cultured is #hiring in our #LA office. We're looking for: -an art director with 3 to 5 years experience -a digital marketing and social content creator with 2 years experience If you are interested in either job, email [email protected] for more info or to apply. #mediajobs

Gallerist Jack Shainman Reveals His Personal Art Collection at Home in Kinderhook, New York. By Elizabeth Fazzare culturedmag.com/article/2022/0…

The online release of my 15 Cultured Magazine fall issue profiles on inspiring legendary creatives kicked off this week. First up, Michèle Lamy. culturedmag.com/article/2022/1…

Can #neuroaesthetics change the way we design? Architectural Digest explores the benefits of good design and how it can help us heal, in this #needtoknow piece featuring IAM Lab's Susan Magsamen, architect Suchi Reddy, and more. Read more from Elizabeth Fazzare here: ow.ly/O0th50LRIWU

.Architectural Digest named the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation American Museum of Natural History to its 2023 WoW list! Elizabeth Fazzare chatted with Jeanne in anticipation of the Gilder Center's opening – see you in Spring 2023! architecturaldigest.com/story/at-manha…

My Architectural Digest obituary to the late #RafaelVinoly—my first boss—is live. I hope that I captured his work and spirit as I, and many others, knew it. He deserves to be remembered for accomplishments, not schadenfreude (as Kirstin Immelman put it) controversies. architecturaldigest.com/story/rafael-v…

"Dreamed up by the Minneapolis-based architectural firm HGA, Reich Hall’s design draws inspiration from the typology of a Cape Cod cottage," writes Elizabeth Fazzare of this 2023 A&I winner. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/3ZFaCX8

This Austin house by alterstudio offers "not only a new vision of its typology but also an appreciation of architecture’s craft. Here, beauty is found in a wood grain or the way the sun casts shadows on a textured surface," Elizabeth Fazzare writes. bit.ly/3ZvHUrC

Sometimes all I need to break writer's block is just a pen and paper—It's shocking how intimidating a blank Word doc can feel versus the casual comfort of a notepad. And yes, I always write with a pen. It's cathartic to throw in a TK and cross it out later.