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    1. PhotoThe artist Huma Bhabha photographed in her Poughkeepsie, N.Y., studio, alongside one of her sculptures.
      CreditEva Deitch

      Artist’s Questionnaire

      An Artist Who Works Alongside Giants

      Ahead of her latest solo show, Huma Bhabha reflects on her towering mixed-media figures, and the strangest object in her studio.

  2. Entertaining With

    PhotoAfter dinner, guests drank Massa Vecchia’s Passito Rosso, a Tuscan dessert wine made of oak-aged Aleatico grapes.
    CreditAya Brackett

    How to Throw a Dinner Party Like a Gallerist

    To celebrate the latest opening at her namesake gallery, Jessica Silverman hosted an unfussy, flower-filled meal at her San Francisco home.

  4. PhotoAustin, 24, blends in with the Ozarks’ autumn leaves.
    CreditGeorge Etheredge

    The New Generation of Self-Created Utopias

    As so-called intentional communities proliferate across the country, a subset of Americans is discovering the value of opting out of contemporary society.

  5. PhotoFinn Juhl’s living room in Charlottenlund, Denmark, with a Hovdingestole chair and Vilhelm Lundstrom’s “Portrait of Hanne Wilhelm Hansen” (1946), photographed in 2013.
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    The 25 Rooms That Influence the Way We Design

    Three designers, two journalists and an interiors photographer gathered at The New York Times to make a list of history’s most enduring and significant spaces. Here are the results.

T’s Dec. 8 Holiday Issue

More in T’s Dec. 8 Holiday Issue »
  1. PhotoAn original photograph commissioned by T that draws on themes of queer love and desire by subverting the style of a classical Renaissance painting. From left: <strong>Sies Marjan </strong>top, $1,295, <a href="https://www.siesmarjan.com/">siesmarjan.com</a>, and stylist’s own collar and T-shirt. <strong>Loewe </strong>dress, $3,350, and hat, $1,950, <a href="https://www.loewe.com/usa/en/home">loewe.com</a>, and stylist’s own veil and shoes. <strong>Y/Project </strong>top, $475, <a href="https://shop.nordstrom.com/">shop.nordstrom.com</a>, <strong>Gucci </strong>pants, $1,150, <a href="https://www.gucci.com/us/en/">gucci.com</a>, and stylist’s own collar. <strong>Jacquemus </strong>top, $718, <a href="https://www.jacquemus.com/?v=7516fd43adaa">jacquemus.com</a>, <strong>Palomo </strong>shirt (worn underneath), about $340, <a href="https://www.palomospain.com/">palomospain.com</a>, and <strong>Adidas </strong>pants, $65, <a href="https://www.adidas.com/us">adidas.com</a>.
    CreditPhoto by James Hawkinson. Styled by Jay Massacret

    How Today’s Queer Artists Are Revising History

    By revisiting and refuting the cultural history of the West, this group is using time as its primary medium, looking backward to inform a different kind of gay future.

  2. Photo<strong>Prada</strong> jacket, $2,760, (212) 334-8888. <strong>Alexander Wang</strong> skirt, $895, <a href="https://www.alexanderwang.com/us-en/">alexanderwang.com</a>. <strong>Balenciaga</strong> shoes, $595.
    CreditPhoto by Collier Schorr. Styled by Marie Chaix

    Holiday Fashion: Who’s That Girl?

    The season’s boxy suiting and ’80s-inspired leather separates let women play with multiple identities.

  3. PhotoAndrea Fraser, photographed in Los Angeles in September. Hair by Danni Katz at Tracey Mattingly using Unite. Makeup by Grace Phillips at Tracey Mattingly using Chanel Beauty.
    CreditMichael Christopher Brown

    Have We Finally Caught Up With Andrea Fraser?

    For over 30 years, the artist has waged a conceptual battle against the murky ethics of the art world. Now, finally, the larger culture is taking cues from her.

  4. PhotoA chayote centerpiece surrounded by turmeric root, saffron threads, whole cloves, cinnamon sticks and cardamom pods.
    CreditPhoto by Kyoko Hamada. Styled by Suzy Kim

    How Spices Have Made, and Unmade, Empires

    From turmeric in Nicaragua to cardamom in Guatemala, nonnative ingredients are redefining trade routes and making unexpected connections across lands.

  1. TimesVideo

    Cooking Class | Phillip Lim’s Garlic Fried Shrimp

    The fashion designer shares an easy recipe inspired by his mother.

    By Scott J. Ross

  2. Inside Judy Chicago’s Monumental Goddess Sculpture for Dior

    The pioneering artist discusses “The Female Divine,” the vast immersive work she created for the French house’s latest couture show.

    By Alice Cavanagh

  3. The T List: What to Wear, See and Know About This Week

    A store designed by the director of ‘Call Me by Your Name’ and more from the editors of T Magazine.

  4. TimesVideo

    Taste Test | Nonalcoholic Cocktails

    The children of T contributors review the mocktails at Reception Bar on New York City’s Lower East Side.

    By Scott J. Ross

  5. 48 Hours

    Inside Telfar Clemens’s Riotous Palazzo Party

    The New York designer hosted a decadent meal for his friends during Pitti Uomo, then presented his new collection on the dinner table.

    By Laura Rysman

  6. Artist’s Questionnaire

    ‘I’m Finished When I Start Looking at the World in a Different Way’

    The photographer Pieter Hugo, who has captured scenes from Nigeria to Mexico, takes T inside his studio.

    By Osman Can Yerebakan

  7. The T List: A Comfy Robe You’ll Want to Leave the House in, and More

    What to buy, see and try this week, from the editors of T Magazine.

  8. T’s Favorite Nourishing Recipes for a More Healthful 2020

    A roundup of vibrant dishes for the new year, from a vegetable-packed green soup to a comforting persimmon porridge.

  9. All the Best Pictures From the Men’s Fashion Shows

    Our notes and favorite images from the fall 2020 runways.

  10. The Best of Japanese Dining and Design, Under One Parisian Roof

    Encompassing a teahouse, a confectionery stand and more, Ogata Paris pays homage to its setting while offering a true taste of Japan.

    By Thomas Chatterton Williams

  11. On Beauty

    The Return of an Enigmatic Old World Fragrance

    Dark, rich and spiritual, oud unfolds anew in this season’s most original perfumes.

    By Kari Molvar

  12. How Do I Find Meaning and Beauty in My Life?

    “Your way of seeing things, including yourself, seems not wholly true or right or your own, and is in dire need of a refresh,” writes one of our advice columnists.

    By Megan O’Grady

  13. T’s Best of 2019

    T’s Most Gripping Long Reads From 2019

    An exclusive interview with Rihanna, a profile of the actor Rachel Weisz, a new take on “Giovanni’s Room” and more.

  14. On Beauty

    The Modern Appeal of Black Lipstick

    Obsidian shades have a romantic, mysterious allure and are a perfect antidote to the ubiquitous reds of the season.

    By Kari Molvar

  15. How to Eat Dinner Like the Last Citizens of Pompeii

    The chef Heston Blumenthal’s latest exploration of historical appetites is a menu inspired by the final meals prepared in the doomed Roman city.

    By Meara Sharma

  16. An Artist Shares Her Most Striking Images of the Decade

    Renee Cox selects her favorite photographs from the past 10 years, including a shot of her and Rick Owens’s likeness and portraits from her ongoing series.

    By Merrell Hambleton

  17. The Artist Renee Cox’s Decade in Images

    The photographer shares a selection of her favorite images from the past 10 years.

  18. T’s Best of 2019

    The 17 Most Extraordinary Homes Featured in T This Year

    Step inside a Brutalist villa just outside Monte Carlo, a castle in southern Tuscany — and more.

  19. T’s Best Interiors of 2019

    Take a look inside the most memorable homes featured in T this year, including Tom Dixon’s Brutalist villa in Monaco and the early Modernist abode of Osvaldo Borsani.

  20. The 212

    A Bar Revered for Its Old-Fashioned Charm and Witty Murals

    Bemelmans Bar on the Upper East Side is synonymous with both timeless New York glamour and a beloved children’s book.

    By Reggie Nadelson