When she was 16, Stephanie Sy-Quia discovered a forbidden fact. She is still making peace with the details that have shaken three generations of her family

Audrey Huset spent 30 years amassing a trove of vintage skirts. Now, her granddaughter Mae Colburn is sending them back out into the world, starting with a hit gallery show.

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A new biography of the doomed fashion icon highlights the bizarre ritual of dressing for public consumption, and the tyranny of personal style.

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When the happiest day of your life takes a violent turn.

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While Spanish serves as a link to their roots, mastering the language is not the sole determinant of New York Puerto Ricans' sense of belonging to Puerto Rican culture, history, and traditions.

Two photographers reflect on Christo and Jeanne-Claude's monumental Central Park installation "The Gates," 20 years later.

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The iconoclastic filmmaker picks his five favorite sandwiches.

The event photographer, like so many before her, turns her lens toward the glamorous mannequins on the other side of the glass.

The actor and 'Indiana Jones' legend Kate Capshaw is showing work at Pérez Art Museum Miami—her intimate portrait of a local star barber.

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Armia Malak Khalil sculpts figures inspired by his native Egypt. He's one of 640 Met staffers featured in "Art Work," and has also crafted a wooden bust for another major show, "Flight Into Egypt."