Hoffmann’s exhibition essay “The Return of the Flâneur” seizes on the old ambulatory chestnut as a mode for absorbing art. The flâneur looks, and viewers of art look, and so this makes ...

“To correctly play the flâneur, as Franz Hessel explained in “Walking in Berlin: A Flaneur in the Capital,” “you can’t have anything too particular in mind.” One October afternoon I ...

An exhibition at the Barnes Foundation uses the theme of the contemporary flânuer to draw connections to its 19th-century collection, but the concept is deeply muddled.

Today, Flaneur is launching its latest hand-painted, custom-dyed, one-of-a-kind bedding. For consumers and members of the trade familiar with the company (interior designer Sasha Bikoff is one ...