CHANDLER

The people who make things are who I look to for inspiration, for love, for purpose, for the pulse of truth. I want to know where things come from and why they were made. CHANDLER is farm to table, but for our home. We move slower. We celebrate the evidence of the hand. This is not a store or a magazine or a gallery. It’s what comes after them.

A woman standing in front of colorful abstract paintings in an art gallery or studio.

CHANDLER

the interviews

Kate Barbee

The painter found her freedom through disruption, a quilting class, and a community that echoes delusion until it becomes a prayer.

A realistic black and white drawing of a human eye, with detailed eyelashes, iris, pupil, and tear duct.

THE ARMORY FAIR

MY FAVORITES

A man lying in bed with a somber expression, resting on pillows, wearing a suit jacket and light-colored shirt.

The Last Weeks of Summer: Seventeen works from the Whitney Collection

CHANDLER

From a top-down perspective, a person is wearing a black shoe on their left foot, with the foot on a wooden surface. A beige sock with lace trim can be seen above the shoe, and a small part of their leg is visible. To the left, a pink shoelace and a metal shoehorn are on the wooden surface. A chipped wooden stick is placed vertically between the person's foot and shoehorn.

the interviews

No One’s Gonna Like My House: A Conversation with Sierra Fox

She had me bent over laughing in the first few minutes. Studio MTN’s founder on family, freedom, and knowing when to alter course mid-turn.

On My Mind

Kate Barbee painting, pinks, red, a greens, hangs in a gallery in New York, Mrs. Gallery.

Kate Barbee: The Beauty in the Mend

On My Mind

Metal rods rise out of the New Mexican desert, lightning strikes them, clouds roll in.

Walter De Maria’s Lightning Field

Two decorative bottles, one taller with drawn artwork and name. The shorter one has intricate patterned designs in black and beige, with a pump dispenser. Both bottles are displayed in a wooden frame with a blue background.

Top 15 Works at the Aspen Art Fair

Here are fifteen works I’d collect at the 2026 Aspen Art Fair, and why.