In This New Restaurant, a Room Just for Pasta
At Misi in Williamsburg, the chef Missy Robbins and her cooks prepare to serve 500 bowls of noodles a day.
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CreditJeongMee Yoon Has This Neighborhood in Seoul Figured Out the Secret to Slow Living?
In Korea, one housing development offers new versions of tiled-roof residences, and with them, a less frenetic lifestyle.
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The Sculptor Turning Treasure Hunts Into Art
As he prepares for a new solo exhibition, the Mexican-American artist Eduardo Sarabia recounts how a multigenerational family quest has shaped his work and identity.
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CreditPhotograph by Gosha Rubchinskiy. Styled by Danny Reed Fall Fashion: Stylish Sportswear for Men, Photographed in Moscow
Gosha Rubchinskiy captures a group of locals in this season’s minimalist tailored basics.
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CreditPhotograph: Frank Owen. © Estate of Ree Morton, courtesy of Alexander and Bonin, New York What Does It Mean to Be an Artist and a Mother?
A new retrospective reveals the extent of Ree Morton’s brief career, and the agonizing decision women of her era had to make between their children and their work.
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CreditPhotograph by Guido Castagnoli. Flowers styled by Mary Lennox How the Common Weed Has Grown on Florists (and Chefs)
From the flower arrangement to the plate, this is the era of the formerly unwanted plant.
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CreditJulia Stotz Avocado Toast With Mayo? This Musician Swears by It
Rostam Batmanglij is best known as a musician and a former member of Vampire Weekend, but he’s also the son of a chef.
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CreditPhotograph by Peter Ash Lee. Styled by Jason Rider. In Fashion: Plaid Tailoring With a Punk-Rock Edge
When clashed together, this season’s wealth of checks and tartans takes on a rebellious, puckish spirit.
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CreditRicardo Labougle In Barcelona, a House That Was Remade by Taking It Apart
For a home with an unassuming facade, the architect Guillermo Santomà has ignored spatial logic in favor of color, light and cultivated chaos.
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CreditFergus Greer, Courtesy of Staley-Wise Gallery, New York The Designers Striving for Radical Inclusivity
Charles Jeffrey, Rio Uribe and Shayne Oliver are among those redefining queer aesthetics on the runways.
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CreditPhotographs by David Hilliard. Styled by Haidee Findlay-Levin These Actresses Dominate Not Just the Stage, but the Screen Too
The most memorable performances in any medium are being given by a remarkable group of industry veterans — Judith Light, Allison Janney and Audra McDonald, among them.
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CreditThomas Slack T Suggests: Handblown Glass Earrings, a Culinary Retreat and More
A roundup of things T editors — and a few contributors — are excited about in a given week.
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CreditPortrait by Aundre Larrow. Artwork courtesy of the artist. 12 Artists On: Climate Change
A dozen artistic responses to one of the greatest threats of our time.
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CreditPhilip Cheung Keanu Reeves Is Doing a New Thing: Publishing Books
The actor and his business partner, the visual artist Alexandra Grant, have created X Artists’ Books, an imprint full of esoteric titles.
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Credit People, Places and Things to Know: London’s Fashion Rebels, Animal-Print Accessories and More
T’s cultural compendium of what’s new.
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Credit A Guide to Rio de Janeiro’s Coastal Cool
From historical gardens to feats of Modernist architecture, what to see and where to stay in the beloved Brazilian city.
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Credit Oscar Niemeyer Defined Modern Brazil. Now, an Artist Is Rethinking One of His Houses.
Set against the dramatic hills of Rio de Janeiro, Adriana Varejão’s recently renovated home brings the architect’s vision to startling new life.
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Credit Reviving a Centuries-Old Japanese Confectionery Art
Amezaiku, a candy-making technique that calls for sculpting molten sugar syrup, nearly went extinct. Now, it’s seeing new life among a dedicated group of Tokyo craftsmen.
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Credit The Scalding, Hands-On Art of Amezaiku
Watch the Japanese candy artist Shinri Tezuka create a lifelike goldfish out of blistering hot sugar syrup in his Tokyo studio.
