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Thom Browne and Zara Moon Debut Big Firsts at Miami Art Week

Trial by fire at Miami Art Week: Designer Thom Browne unveiled his first public sculpture and artist Zara Moon held her first solo show on an action-packed Miami night.
By Helen Holmes
Chris Clark

Upset the Rhythm: Producer Clark on the Dance Between Beauty and Tension

"It's this constant circle - you wanna be nice with people, but you also wanna be a bit rough."
By Justin Joffe
Devendra Banhart.

A Freak Refined: How Mourning Shaped Devendra Banhart’s ‘Ape in Pink Marble’

"That’s the beautiful part about making art, it dances different with different partners."
By Justin Joffe

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