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Mathias Rosemond photographed Torbj\u00f8rn R\u00f8dland for Num\u00e9ro New York. Mathias Rosemond (foreground) at Heroes Model wears a wool peacoat, DIOR. Earrings, CARTIER. The man (rear) wears a denim jacket and jeans, DIOR. Ring and watch, CARTIER. Styling: Alexander Fisher. Hair: Takuya Yamaguchi at The Wall Group. Makeup: Christyna Kay at Art Department. Manicurist: Miki Higuchi at Art Department. Styling assistant: Wesley Kan. Production: Abby Dillingham. <\/p>\n
Marina Abramovi\u0107 and Benicio del Toro in the contents of the Spring\/Summer 2026 issue of Num\u00e9ro New York<\/p>\n
For the second edition of Num\u00e9ro New York, renowned artist and performer Marina Abramovi\u0107 gives an exclusive interview. Known for her intense performances, she expands on her vision of spirituality and pornography, and shares her thoughts on New York\u2019s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani. A true New York figure, writer and speaker Fran Lebowitz talks with journalist Elisabeth Von Thurn Und Taxis. An intimate and surprising encounter.<\/p>\n
Another standout interview is the one with cinema icon Benicio Del Toro. The Puerto Rican actor, recently seen in Paul Thomas Anderson<\/a>\u2019s One Battle After Another (2025) \u2013 the big winner at the 2026 Oscars \u2013 looks back on three decades of collaboration with some of the most visionary directors in cinema. Another personality featured in the table of contents of this new Num\u00e9ro New York? Actress and rising star Anna Van Patten, first spotted in the new-generation Gossip Girl series (2021\u20132023).<\/p>\n Sasha Gordon, Salman Toor, Kennedy Yanko and Avery Singer also speak to Num\u00e9ro New York about the way art imitates life. As the world capital of art<\/a>, New York is seeing the rise of a particularly talented new generation of contemporary artists, of which they are all part. <\/p>\n Fashion, painting, performance and architecture at the heart of this new Num\u00e9ro New York<\/p>\n Num\u00e9ro New York also met five independent designers in their studios \u2013 Colm Dillane (aka KidSuper), Zoe Gustavia Anna Whalen, Raul Lopez, Stephanie Suberville and Edvin Thompson. A group of young talents redefining the contours of contemporary fashion.<\/p>\n As one of his immersive works, HiFi Pursuit Listening Room Dream No. 3, is on view until July 19th, 2026, at the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum<\/a>, sound engineer Devon Turnbull offers a dive into his musical universe.<\/p>\n In the columns of Num\u00e9ro New York, readers are invited into the home of curator and collector Peter Brant Jr. They will discover Danish architect Bjarke Ingels, who is reshaping New York\u2019s urban landscape through an ambitious, sustainable approach, and French artist Camille Henrot, who presents a series of watercolours depicting the characters from her first play, Commedia dell\u2019arte (2026).<\/p>\n![\"numero](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/numero-new-york-printemps-ete-20262.jpg\")
Pierrick Gr\u00e9goire photographed by Torbj\u00f8rn R\u00f8dland for Num\u00e9ro New York. Pierrick Gr\u00e9goire (foreground) at VNY Models wears a denim jacket, DIOR. Collier, CARTIER. The man (rear) wears a wool peacoat, DIOR. Ring, CARTIER. Styling: Alexander Fisher. Hair: Takuya Yamaguchi at The Wall Group. Makeup: Christyna Kay at Art Department. Manicurist: Miki Higuchi at Art Department. Styling assistant: Wesley Kan. Production: Abby Dillingham. <\/p>\n