Vancouver-based commercial lifestyle photographer Albert Law has spent over a decade refining his approach to his work, consistently maintaining a deep interest in the human experience. Recently, that curiosity and commitment to honest documentation brought him to a quiet French neighborhood for a deeply personal assignment. Law, who has served in the Canadian Army Reserve, was tasked with documenting a memorial service at the Loos British Cemetery in France for the 39 Canadian Brigade Group Public Affairs. "I believe that the experience of the moment is more important than documenting every single moment of it," Law says.

If you’ve been looking for an excuse to step inside the former Whitney Breuer Building since Sotheby's New York took it over, the time is now. Botero in New York—curated by Anna Di Stasi, Global Head of Latin American Art—gathers roughly 37 rare, early paintings and several small sculptures made by Fernando Botero (1932-2023) between 1960 and 1973, the years during which the Colombian master lived, struggled, and painted in the Big Apple. And it comes in t...