Winter isn’t going anywhere. Forget what Staten Island Chuck or Punxsutawney Phil have to say about the forecast. Real winter has settled in, and there are still several more frigid weeks ahead of us. Sure, layers help. So do wool socks. But nothing fights the chill like a warmly lit room, a glass of something … Read more
Jiho Kim debuts Joomak, a new iteration of his Michelin-starred Koreantown restaurant, in the West Village. Paola Baylon After nearly three years as one of New York’s must-try tasting menus, Joomak Banjum closed its doors in February 2024 due to rising rent. It felt like a premature end to the Michelin-starred restaurant’s story, but for … Read more
An installation view of Mathilde Denize’s “Sound of Figures” at Perrotin New York. Photographer : Guillaume Ziccarelli. ©Mathilde Denize / ADAGP, Paris & ARS, New York 2024. Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin. French artist Mathilde Denize moves seamlessly between multiple mediums—from painting to sculpture and installation—to explore the concept of Gesamtkunstwerk, or “a total … Read more
February may be the shortest month, but that doesn’t mean it gets forgotten when it comes to high-profile restaurant openings. In fact, even though it’s the second month of the year, many of the season’s most anticipated spots have waited until now to fling open their doors. But perhaps this approach makes more sense than … Read more