Farewell, Philip Seymour Hoffman

Philip Seymour Hoffman's inimitable talent, architecture in ice, bionic hands and more in our weekly look at the web

The number of thoughtful tributes and articles about the tragic passing of Philip Seymour Hoffman is a veritable testament to the huge loss the public feels—let alone that of his colleagues, friends and family. Tom Junod of Esquire explains the character actor’s impact and the reason we all—as complete strangers—felt connected to him. One of Hoffman’s many talents was bringing to life characters that were …

A Tribe Called Guess

Philip Seymour Hoffman's inimitable talent, architecture in ice, bionic hands and more in our weekly look at the web

This month, the vibrant London-based designer and style muse Fred Butler has transformed the KK Outlet into a “futuristic temple” for her first ever solo show, which is centered around a peaceful utopia. Entitled “Travelling Mac Fred On A Q-Tip For A Tribe Called Guess,” the show—curated by Ryan Lanji—features Butler’s own conceptual shrines, photography by Walter Hugo & Zoniel, flower arrangements by The Flower …

The Beautiful Game

Philip Seymour Hoffman's inimitable talent, architecture in ice, bionic hands and more in our weekly look at the web

At the height of the World Cup, with the best soccer players vying for the global title, few can question the sport’s aesthetic prowess. But is it art? An exhibit on show at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art explores the wide range of artistic perspectives on the game through 32 divergent artists. While some pieces focus on particular moments or players (such as …