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Why are restaurants in the city filling up at hours that were once unfashionably early?

OMER ARBEL USED to live on the cliff’s edge. He had a windswept shack perched on a promontory overlooking the industrial port of Vancouver, British Columbia, the sort of experimental space —...

On a hot day in early August, 24 people gathered in a studio space in Red Hook, Brooklyn. They all had something in common: All of them were artists. They were also...

It’s not often that a homeowner offers an interior designer a distinct cultural reference and the complete creative freedom to channel it, but that’s what Chloe Warner, the founder of Redmond Aldrich...

An elevated twist on the classic trainer.Send any friend a storyAs a subscriber, you have 10 gift articles to give each month. Anyone can read what you share.Photographs by Mari Maeda and...

S.: That sounds like an episode of “Atlanta.”E.W.: To wind it up, how do you want to be identified?A.P.: That’s very easy for me: in and through abstraction.J.O.H. I’m going to start...

This fall’s silhouette pairs voluminous pants with tops in playful prints.

The critic Robert Hughes has compared him to Bruegel, with his images of hedonism and suffering, but Crumb also evokes a painting tradition in Weimar-era Germany called lustmord, literally “sex murder,” in...

The food artist Suea creates a miniature version of the iconic LC2 armchair designed by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand in 1928.

The simple moon phase complication traces its roots as far back as roughly 200 B.C., when early Greek horologists developed a hand-operated calculator that could predict eclipses. Thirteen centuries later, the Chinese...