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Following a sold-out run along Miami’s prominent Lincoln Road, Seven Deadly Sins has hotfooted it to New York City's Meatpacking District. A series of short plays where no subject is taboo, it takes audiences through seven uniquely designed...
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With everything from an art programme that features the works of Alexander Calder, Hans Hartung, Harland Miller and KAWS to a curated coffee programme and some eye-popping views over the Big Apple, the newly opened ModernHaus SoHo offers a luxe...
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Ephemeral Tattoo open their first bricks-and-mortar location, the 111 N 5th Street Williamsburg studio also announcing the first ever made-to-fade tattoo ink that will enable customers the freedom to get inked without the worry of bad decisions and...
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A project in the making since 2015——when Brooklyn-based art and history writer, Allison C. Meier, made it her mission to seek out all of NYC’s official great trees——the second title in a new series dedicated to urban trees and published by...
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A Greenwich Village institution moves out east to Long Island City, the most recent opening of Murray’s Cheese Shop & Cheese Bar marking the artisanal cheese retailer's first full-service bricks-and-mortar location independent of its Manhattan...
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Set across three historical buildings in downtown Hudson, New York, The Maker Hotel arrives from the hands of Lev Glazman and Alina Roytberg of lifestyle and beauty brand Fresh, alongside hospitality giant Damien Janowicz. An all-round luxurious...
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Fox Fodder Farm—a floral design studio founded by Taylor Patterson back in 2011—has recently launched a new Brooklyn retail store, workshop and event space, albeit only for a few short weeks; the first stand-alone location for the small business...
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Since January, the gallery space at Fort Makers—a New York-based artist collective and design studio—has been transformed into an ethereal puffy 'forest', complete with soft sculptural pillows hanging from the interiors; the floating composition...
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Founded in Stockholm in 2010, before expanding to Tallin last year, international photography destination, Fotografiska, has now arrived in the Big Apple; Fotografiska New York having opened with five exhibitions, including Ellen von Unwerth's...
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Occupying an impressive 68 acres, Urban Cowboy Lodge—a new wilderness retreat from Lyon Porter and Jersey Banks alongside Phil Hospod—brings a fresh hospitality experience to Upstate New York's Catskills region; the project transforming a great...
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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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Utter the term 'hip hotel', and it's Ace that comes to mind. When Alex Calderwood, Wade Weigel and Doug Herrick opened Ace Hotel Seattle in 1999, few would have thought that ten years later that essence of creative community would land in central...
Dispatches
Las Vegas Culture: A look at why 'Sin City' has more to it than meets the eye. Ask any star of popular culture who’s endured their ‘moment of shame’. Reputations are hard to shake. Cities, though, can be many things to many people. A...
City Notes
Having built up an impressive wine list over the years at Hill & Szrok Butcher and Cookshop, Jimmy Stephenson, along with wife Anna Shaffer, open Hector’s Bottle Shop and Wine Bar. Inspired by the cave à mangers of Paris and the relaxed but...
City Notes
A little over an hour away from Amsterdam lies the city of Apeldoorn, a municipality in the centre of the Netherlands. A favourite of the royal family——who have a country seat close by at Het Loo Palace——it is also home to Sizzles at the...
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Much more than 'just' glamorous beach resorts, coastal walks and azure seas, the South of France is rich in culture, architecture, art and tradition. Which is something Belgian writer Eric Rinckhout explores in The South of France for Art Lovers,...
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Unless you have been sitting in the dark, you’ll have no doubt heard that climate change is happening a little faster than anticipated. Within 2020 alone, forest fires, melting icebergs, even fire in the ocean, haveHow to Achieve Business Goals...
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Out of the many relocation destinations for homeowners in the USA, Texas seems to be one of the most popular options. It could be its warm weather (frequently hot) all year round. Or the excellent job opportunities and low cost of living. It...
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The hustle or die mentality leads to creativity struggle. It’s impossible to work all of the time without adequate rest. It’s like expecting to withdraw money from a bank without depositing. Does sleep improve creativity? The simple answer is...
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When you look at your business, would you say that you are achieving the kind of things that you have been dreaming of ever since you started your business? If it isn't you need to understand how to achieve business goals. There was a reason that...