ARTnews and Hublot recently hosted a dinner at the New York headquarters of artist and fashion designer Kid Super, also known as Colm Dillane. The event brought together a diverse group of guests, including collectors, art professionals, and creatives. The evening began with a conversation between Kid Super and ARTnews and Art in America editor-in-chief Sarah Douglas. During the discussion, Kid Super shared his experiences entering the art world, comparing it to his early days in fashion. He recalled being rejected three times from the official calendar at Paris Fashion Week before finally being accepted. This experience taught him that behind the scenes of the art world, there are individuals who value innovation and new ideas. Kid Super then gave his guests a tour of his impressive 10,000-square-foot headquarters. The building features a range of creative spaces, including a Hublot-sponsored rooftop soccer pitch, an art studio, a podcast studio, a store, and more. The artist expressed his excitement to share his workspace with the guests, stating that it represents his life's work and embodies his artistic practice. Throughout his various creative pursuits, Kid Super emphasized the importance of bringing people together and capturing the feeling of possibility that he experiences in New York City. The event provided a unique opportunity for guests to experience Kid Super's creative vision and explore his innovative workspace.