J.P. Morgan NextList 2026

By Scott D. Anthony

Epic Disruptions by Scott D. Anthony explores 11 breakthrough innovations – from the iPhone and transistor to disposable diapers and Julia Child’s first cookbook – that have transformed industries and society, including today’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution. Using clear examples and analysis, Anthony highlights the patterns and bold thinkers behind these world-changing ideas. This timely book gives innovators and business leaders practical insights into how true disruption happens and how it shapes our future.

By Adam Bradley, with a foreword by Michael Jordan

Luxury book publisher Assouline’s tribute to Michael Jordan and his sportswear line Jordan Brand celebrates 40 years of achievement, innovation and cultural influence. Through photos and stories from the worlds of sports, business and design, author Adam Bradley shows how Air Jordans grew into a global icon, changing style and athletic standards. With rare items from Michael Jordan’s personal archives published for the first time, the book highlights how his drive, business vision and generosity have inspired people to pursue greatness in sports, business and life.

By Andrew Ross Sorkin

1929 is a sweeping account of the personalities, ambitions and misjudgments that led to the Great Crash. Drawing on hundreds of fascinating sources, including newly uncovered documents, Sorkin brings to life the financiers, politicians and everyday figures caught in the market’s rise and fall. It’s both a vivid portrait of an extraordinary moment in American history and a study of how optimism and excess can shape – and unravel – an era.

By Molly Donovan and Annie Dell’Aria, and an interview with Sarah Sze

Leo Villareal highlights over two decades of work by the artist known for turning code into dazzling light installations. Featuring more than 30 pieces – such as the installations Cosmos at Cornell and London’s Illuminated River – the book shows how Villareal uses cutting-edge technology to explore ideas about chance, rules and the underlying structure of systems. His newest artwork, the light installation Celestial Passage, illuminates the crown of JPMorganChase’s new 270 Park headquarters nightly and is visible throughout all five New York City boroughs.

By gestalten and Classic Driver

Drive Different is a visually striking book about the “restomod” movement, which seeks to rebuild classic cars with modern engineering and performance. Featuring unique custom builds, the book shows how the essence of older cars can be preserved while enhancing their speed and drivability. Perfect for car enthusiasts and designers who appreciate both history and cutting-edge technology, Drive Different celebrates the delicate balance between restoration and reinvention.

By Erin Coupe

Leadership coach, podcast host and former Fortune 100 executive Erin Coupe offers a new approach to burnout – energy leadership instead of time management. Drawing on neuroscience and her own corporate journey, Coupe shares daily practices, from morning grounding rituals to device boundaries and micro-renewals, that help readers show up with clarity, focus and presence. By highlighting rituals of successful executives across industries, she shows that real productivity and fulfillment come from directing your energy, not just managing your time.

Los Angeles, CA

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, opening in 2026, invites visitors to explore storytelling across visual media, from painting and photography to comics, film and digital art. Founded by Star Wars filmmaker George Lucas and President and Co-CEO of Ariel Investments Mellody Hobson, the museum celebrates the power of narrative to shape culture and imagination, with works by artists including N. C. Wyeth, Norman Rockwell, Carrie Mae Weems, Jacob Lawrence, Diego Rivera and more. Situated in an 11-acre campus with extensive new green space, the museum will be a unique destination for anyone interested in how stories move and inspire us.

Paris, France

The Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris presents a major retrospective of one of the world’s most influential contemporary artists, Gerhard Richter (b. 1932). Showing 275 works, from his early photorealist paintings to his more recent luminous abstract canvases, the exhibition immerses visitors in his ongoing exploration of perception, memory and reality. Co-curated by former Tate director Sir Nicholas Serota and Dieter Schwarz, it offers a rare chance to engage with emblematic works across the German artist’s entire career, from Tante Marianne (1965) to Birkenau (2014).

Gerhard Richter, Gudrun

1987 (CR 633), huile sur toile,

250 x 250 cm,

Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris

^© Gerhard Richter 2025 (18102025)

Washington, DC

The National Geographic Museum of Exploration, opening in 2026, is a one-of-a-kind destination for explorers of all ages. With immersive exhibits and advanced technology, visitors go on exciting journeys across wildlife, landscapes, cultures and communities, experiencing the wonder of our planet in new ways. Designed to spark curiosity and expand the spirit of discovery, the museum serves as an open invitation to join National Geographic’s legacy of exploration and build deeper connections to the natural world.

Bangkok, Thailand

Dib Bangkok, opening December 2025, is Thailand’s first museum dedicated to international contemporary art, located in a renovated 1980s warehouse in downtown Bangkok. Built on the collection of the late Petch Osathanugrah, Dib Bangkok features over 1,000 works by more than 200 artists, including Damien Hirst and Takashi Murakami, spread across 11 galleries, a sculpture garden and quiet spaces. With a mission to be a creative oasis and cultural bridge, Dib Bangkok welcomes art lovers and the curious to experience bold exhibitions, cross-cultural dialogue and the lively energy of Thailand’s growing art scene.

Since 2005, Bevan Cellars has pursued the art of precision and place in every vintage. Guided by a commitment to discovery, its small-lot Cabernet Sauvignon and Bordeaux-style blends capture the essence of Napa Valley’s most renowned vineyards, from Oakville to Howell Mountain and Stags Leap to St. Helena. Each bottle embodies intensity and grace, offering collectors a rare glimpse into the depth and distinction that define modern Napa Valley.

Geneviève Janssens, celebrated for her leadership at Robert Mondavi Winery and Opus One, founded Portfolio Limited Edition in 1998 with her husband, creative partner, artist and philanthropist, Luc Janssens. The project was conceived as a way to unite her winemaking and his art, while also reflecting their shared commitment to Luc’s work with the Lao Rehabilitation Foundation, which provides medical care to hard-to-reach communities in Laos. Producing just 200 cases a year, each vintage embodies their dedication to quality and purpose. With honors such as Wine Enthusiast’s Winemaker of the Year, Geneviève continues to blend her French stylistic finesse with Napa Valley power.