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A Bucket Bag Originally Intended to Carry Champagne
The house of Louis Vuitton opened its doors in 1854 as a luggage and packing shop and quickly became...
Video: Tell T a Joke
new video loaded: Tell T a JoketranscriptBacktranscriptTell T a JokeThe actress demonstrates her range as she shares a couple...
The 25 Most Influential Works of American Protest Art Since World War II
DS: Questions of the art world and money are not that interesting. There’s a lot of money in art....
The British Design Legend Known for Tailoring With a Twist
“My childhood was very gentle,” says the designer Paul Smith, who grew up in Nottinghamshire, England, the youngest of...
A Poignant Take on the Controversy Surrounding Public Monuments
In each installment of The Artists, T highlights a recent or little-shown work by a Black artist. This week,...
Video: Long Island’s Enduring Black Beachfront Community
You could not learn to swim in Harlem if you didn’t go to the Harlem Y. There...
A Surprisingly Simple Fish Dish From a High-Concept Design Duo
The kitchen of Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu’s spare, light-filled house in Amagansett, N.Y., is defined by glass. Five...
Video: Cooking Class | Yabu Pushelberg
new video loaded: Cooking Class | Yabu PushelbergtranscriptBacktranscriptCooking Class | Yabu PushelbergIn the kitchen of their Amagansett, N.Y., home,...
The Artists Giving New Life to Fake Flowers
IN EARLY REGENCY-ERA England, neo-Classicism defined design: Walls were painted the pale hues of a summer morning. Greek motifs...
Four Black Men, Lost in Thought
In each installment of The Artists, T highlights a recent or little-shown work by a Black artist, along with...
How Shouting, Finger-Waving Girls Became Our Conscience
ON HALLOWEEN, 1926, Uldine Mabelle Utley, a 14-year-old Oklahoma-born farmer’s daughter, stood before a horde of 14,000 in Madison...
Amid a Fashion Month Like No Other, Scenes of a Not-So-Distant Past
Usually, by this time, fashion editors would have descended upon and bustled all around New York, and then London,...
A Foosball Table That Elevates the Level of Play
Perhaps surprisingly for a game redolent of fraternity-house basements, foosball has a sophisticated and mysterious provenance. Referred to by...
In Morocco, a Compact Apartment Filled With Over 10,000 Curios
THE ITALIAN HORTICULTURIST and writer Umberto Pasti has always been a collector, not merely of things and plants —...
Video: House Tour | Dirk-Jan Kinet
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Murano Glass, an Ancient Art Revived
RADICAL INSULARITY was for centuries a way of life on Murano, a small island less than a mile north...
In a Vast, Empty Swimming Pool, a Fashion Show
In the intervening years, Sunnei has been a rarity in Milan: a youthful, scrappy and successful upstart among the...
Design for the Future When the Future Is Bleak
“If you follow it even loosely, you’ll have noticed that current farming-systems research is heavily focused on two big...
The Belgian Rose Garden That Inspires Two Fashion Designers
“I saw the garden before I saw anything else,” says Bernadette de Geyter, 55, of her Antwerp home, which,...
A Painting Depicting the Precarity of a Single Figure, and of Us All
In each installment of The Artists, T highlights a recent or little-shown work by a Black artist, along with...
