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Three architects, three journalists and two designers gathered over Zoom to make a list of the most influential and lasting buildings that have been erected — or cleverly updated — since World War II. Here are the results.
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Wu Tsang’s latest installation, a restored Art Deco hotel — and more.
At her home in Gloucestershire, the founder of the British sustainable luxury brand Daylesford Organic has nurtured her obsession with a single flower.
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The founders of the city’s beloved Bao restaurants hosted an intimate, artistic evening at their Forest Gate home.
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John Cale, Sharon Van Etten, Donavon Smallwood and other creative types make suggestions for an eclectic playlist sure to help set a festive mood.
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Every summer, the writer Barbara Jane Reyes takes a road trip in pursuit of the beauty, and the poetry, of the natural world.
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Food has long been intertwined with the artist’s practice, but a simple open-faced sandwich has been her favorite thing to make at her studio this summer.
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A new wave of independent beverage brands, some promising health benefits and others a good old-fashioned buzz, are remaking the way we unwind.
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The writer Mona Awad on an evening tradition passed down by her mother.
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Benoît Rauzy and Anthony Watson, the founders of the design studio Atelier Vime, celebrated a long-awaited reunion with friends at their home in the French countryside.
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A trio of consummate hosts — a curator, a chef and a florist — share their tips about lighting, dinnerware, decoration and more.
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Never before have so many restaurants offered food to go. Here, a guide to what to pick up and what to pack it in, plus two easy recipes for dining al fresco.
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In T's 2021 Culture issue, we honor the relationships that helped us endure an impossible year.
Join the editors and writers of T Magazine as we read works of classic American literature.
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With the help of gallery owners, patrons, collectors and artists, T explores some of the complications behind an obvious question.
We asked 16 established names to suggest a fellow talent they feel should be better known.
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Over the course of 40 years, Alvin Hall has amassed a trove of blue-chip artists merely by trusting his eye.
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At a crucial moment in time, some things have changed, and others likely never will.
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A great and unlikely success story, the artist creates funny and therapeutic works in the hope of easing the “exquisite pain” of modern life.
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