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New York
Chinatown to the south; the Lower East Side and the East Village to its east; Little Italy and NoHo to the west ... The Bowery is the oldest thoroughfare on Manhattan Island and, along with its surrounding neighbourhoods and slew of notable venues...
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Uniting everybody from the curious to collectors, art is a universal language with centuries of stories to tell; artistic works having existed for practically as long as humankind. Helping people to make more meaningful connections with art,...
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It is one of the most visceral things that you can introduce into a home. Without culture, humankind cannot separate itself from the animal kingdom. Art is an integral part of our being, yet many homes still exist without a real commitment to...
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To mark the fifth edition of the annual urban and contemporary art festival, Unexpected, Camille Walala has transformed a vintage gas station in Downtown Fort Smith, Arkansas, into a joyous landmark; her new public mural, entitled Walala Pump & Go,...
The Edit
Fashion's relationship with the hoodie has been a tumultuous one. The garment has been linked to social inequality, youth culture, subculture, racism and fear, whilst remaining at the centre of contemporary dress; a trend with no signs of abating,...
Art & Culture
"She would just see things. Many of her photos, it’s just that one click," says Paul McCartney of his late wife's ability to capture intimate moments as they happen. "You’ve got to recognise when a great photo is happening in front of you. And...
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The Photographers’ Gallery has recently opened a major exhibition exploring the rich history of food photography through 140 works; from noted luminaries including Martin Parr, Cindy Sherman, Ed Ruscha, Andy Warhol and Stephen Shore....
Journal
As we reach the climax of our journey through Antwerp’s creative capital, we have dissected its graphic design culture; surveyed the landscape of its independent art scene; and looked into the future through its tech and innovation pioneers....
Hong Kong
With sweeping views over Hong Kong Island, Victoria Harbour and Victoria Peak, Soho House Hong Kong is set within a 28-storey skyscraper in down-to-earth Sheung Wan and boasts some epic features including a gym set over three floors; ample spaces...
Journal
You can’t see the wood for the trees. We’re overwhelmed with problems. And the solutions to those problems. Spend too much time on your smartphone? “Download this app to help you spend less time on your smartphone.” Lost connection with your...
London
From creative hub to collaborations, lunching to afterwork boozing, revelry and everything in between, new Hoxton multi-arts bar and club, Colours, is set to shake-up the East London scene with an explosion of colour and culture on Hoxton Square....
The Edit
Three stages across three nights; some of the world's leading design talent sharing their secrets; installations and live-artwork; and a market that will elevate your senses with games, craft beers, street food—and a whopping great big shiny disco...
The Edit
What makes you happy? It is usually experiences, time spent with friends and loved ones, being told you’re great, that results in that intoxicating dopamine rush. But as the 24-hour news cycle seeks to bring us down, climate concerns and political...
City Notes
With influences from the South of France, Morocco and Paris, Merci Marcel Orchard Road—the third MM outpost from Antoine Rouland and Marie-Charlotte Ley Rouland—is a contemporary café and bar for 'urban bohemians'; longterm collaborator and...
City Notes
Located in the heart of Williamsburg, Bathhouse—situated in a renovated 1930s soda factory—offers an array of treatments programmed by top industry professionals in a space that pays homage to bathhouses around the world; whilst blending the...
City Notes
Fed up of making dinner plans, the ones where the sole reason is to have that long overdue catch up with friends (food aside of course), only to find yourself in a place you feel the need to either speak in hushed tones or feel the tormented wrath...
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When one mentions house remodelling and renovating, half of you may feel excited, the other perhaps lacking the energy for such a challenging move. However, no matter your feelings on this topic, your house will require at least one renovation...
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A change in scenery is good for your body, mind, and soul. People move for a number of reasons. It could be for a higher paying job, a loved one, a better climate or someone simply looking for a fresh start. In recent reports, close to 14% of the...
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With its cinematic skyline and ultra-modern facilities, a trip to Dubai can give you the sense of stepping into a science-fiction film; futuristic and unfamiliar, quite unlike anywhere else on earth. Photo, Christoph Schulz. Sights such...
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Sport is chock-full of rules; regulations and protocol for its players to adhere to. But some of those rules are more obscure than others. Whilst everyone will have had in their hands at another footballer getting booked for taking his top off, few...