Vol. 6

Volume Six spotlights the women who have shaped Palm Beach society and continue to define its cultural life. Highlights include James Reginato’s profile of Jane Holzer, from her days as Andy Warhol’s superstar to her enduring influence as a collector and real estate force; Sybille Canthal’s transformation of West Palm Beach into a destination for public art; and Amy Phelan’s dual life as collector, philanthropist, and host at her Colorado ranch.

Other features include an inside look at the Preservation Foundation’s legendary gala, a portfolio on Palm Beach’s private gardens, and an essay on the surprising return of high jewelry. Rachel Feinstein reflects on her Florida childhood ahead of her Bass Museum show, paired with photography by Roe Ethridge, while Walker Evans and Anastasia Samoylova’s images are set in visual dialogue across time and place. The issue also explores the legacy of Worth Avenue, the intersection of sports and art, and a celebration of Slim Aarons at the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens.