Carol Kitman, a New York photographer whose chance encounter with twin immigrant brothers in Brooklyn led to a decades-long project documenting their lives, tracking them through bar mitzvahs, weddings, military careers and, during the first Trump administration, the political scandal that made Alexander and Eugene Vindman household names, died on March 3 in the Bronx. She was 96, noted The New York Times recently. The Vindmans served on the National Security Council during the first Trump administration and in 2020 testified about President Trump's pressure on Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, to investigate Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden.

The DART Book Prize—one of our favorite features—is back. For this Spring 2026 edition, readers—and I know many of you are artbook lovers—are invited to write a caption for the photo above. But first some information to get you headed in the wildest possible direction. You can tell just by looking that this is event is situated in Chelsea because four out of the five participants are attired in black. The fact that the goods being rifled through are art and photo boo...