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The latest generation of strips is easier on the eyes, and designed for an effect that’s subtle and startlingly realistic.
Category: Culture
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Melvin Edwards, Sam Gilliam and William T. Williams: Abstract Artists and Old Friends
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The trio first had their work exhibited together at the Studio Museum in Harlem in 1969. Now, Pace Gallery is showing some of the pieces they’ve made since.
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A Teardrop Locket Inspired by a Parisian Flea Market Find
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The necklace, by the jewelry designer Monica Rich Kosann, features a quartz pendant surrounded by diamonds and space for two photos.
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How Should Art Reckon With Climate Change?
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As the environmental crisis accelerates, contemporary artists have taken up the mantle of addressing the precarious present.
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Where Have All the Artist-Addicts Gone?
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For much of the 20th century, before the dawn of our own wellness-focused era, madness and substance abuse were often considered prerequisites for great art.
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Piero Lissoni Can’t Stop Reinventing His Milan Apartment
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The architect and designer has created a space that celebrates ever-shifting and highly edited juxtapositions.
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An Elegant Notting Hill Flat Enlivened By Maximalist Flourishes
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It was renovating his home in London that helped Enis Karavil hone his aesthetic and led him to start his own design business.
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Near Japan’s Mount Asama, a Wine Bar Floats Among the Trees
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Plus: a new bronze watch from Panerai, snails in Asian cuisine and more from T’s cultural compendium.