Louis Vuitton's famed monogram gets an update courtesy of Swiss contemporary artist Urs Fischer.

South African-Italian artist Bianca Bondi galvanizes objects and elements to dismantle reality. Here, she speaks with L'OFFICIEL about the spiritual influences behind her work.

Through erotic foliage and subversive historicizing, Danish artist Rasmus Myrup re-sees conventions in and out of the natural realm.

L'OFFICIEL asks 14 artists to consider the concept of folly-making in this original portfolio.

The French collector unveils her private archives to reveal the lost, decadent world of artist-designed jewelry.

Folly-making is a longstanding tradition of the absurd, and yet, with the horrors of this past year, escapist fantasy has never been so needed. Architect Adam Charlap Hyman ponders the history of the architectural landmarks and their modern significance.

Written on the back of a laundry receipt, Marilyn Monroe's penned words were kept by the Yankees star for years.

Kim Jones' new Dior Men collection features artwork by painter Kenny Scharf, translated through traditional Chinese embroidery.

Art ingénue Samuel Fasse and sound architect Michel Gaubert reflect on the freedoms and failures of the sensory and the Internet.

Dancers of the New York City Ballet returned to the stage, this time performing on the Empire Hotel rooftop.

For 48 hours, 20 works from 20 artists will be hidden in Paris' Grand Palais for visitors to uncover and bring home–including an original Takashi Murakami.

There are more romantics in contemporary art than they tell you. L’OFFICIEL looks to the work of Bunny Rogers, Torey Thornton, Andra Ursuta, and Doreen Chan, examining the vulnerability that comes with merging your relationships and your art.