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Artist Anina Major Is Recontextualizing the Bahamian Narrative One Clay Plait...
As a kid growing up in the Bahamas, Anina Major watched from under the dining room table as her grandmother’s feet stepped on the sewing machine pedal, connecting woven plait strips. Other women...
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Where to Enjoy the Most Indulgent Brunch in Chicago
From seafood towers and bottomless mimosas to fluffy omelets and inches-thick Belgian waffles, Chicago restaurants know how to cook up a decadent brunch. And what better time than spring, with its...
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‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Season 6 Review: Warnings And Entertainment Continue to...
When The Handmaid’s Tale premiered on Hulu in 2017, the dystopian landscape of Margaret Atwood’s 1985 novel was only a glimmer in the distant future. Today, as the series comes to a close with its...
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Inside Eliana Hidalgo-Vilaseca’s Mission to Put Ecuadorian Art on the Global Map
In a country where cultural infrastructure is lacking and institutional support for contemporary art is only just coming into its own, Eliana Hidalgo-Vilaseca has spent the better part of two decades...
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Nike and Adidas Are Getting Trampled by Trump Tariffs Targeting Vietnam
Over the past few years, the world’s largest sneaker companies have increasingly expanded their sourcing footprint in countries like Vietnam to diversify production outside of China. But with the...
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With a Buoyant Opening, SP–Arte Showcases the Strength of a Self-Sufficient...
SP–Arte, Brazil’s leading art fair, opened yesterday (Wednesday, April 2) to VIPs in the iconic Pavilhão Ciccillo Matarazzo designed by Brazilian master architect Oscar Niemeyer. Animated since the...
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Fusing Virtual World-Building and Brushwork, Emma Webster Reimagines the...
Pushing the limits of figuration and abstraction and of fiction and fantasy in our relationship to nature, British-American artist Emma Webster has embarked on an aesthetic, philosophical and...
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Intel’s New CEO Lip-Bu Tan Lays Out His Plan to Turn Around the Troubled...
Earlier this week, Intel’s new CEO Lip-Bu Tan delivered a keynote speech at the Intel Vision conference—just 14 days into his tenure. He takes the reins at a critical moment for the once-dominant...
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Beyond Bali: Plan a Blissful Getaway in Indonesia
Bali’s appeal to the sun-starved traveler is palpable for all those who have visited the sunny island. Days are spent lazing around by the water with a cocktail in hand, while evenings can be spent...
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Art Collector Athanasios Polychronopoulos Is Bringing A.I. Art to Delphi
There is still a mysterious auratic energy in the sacred precinct of Delphi in Greece. In what is now an archaeological site, the ancient Greeks built a sanctuary famed for its oracle, the Pythia, who...
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Microsoft Turns 50: Where Are Its 12 Founding Employees Today?
Bill Gates, Andrea Lewis, Marla Wood, and Paul Allen. Middle row: Bob O’Rear, Bob Greenberg, Marc McDonald, and Gordon Letwin. Back row: Steve Wood, Bob Wallace, and Jim Lane. Not pictured: Miriam...
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One Fine Show: ‘Tamara de Lempicka’ at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Tamara de Lempicka titled Portrait of Ira P. (1930), showing a stylized woman with pale skin and dark curled hair, seated in a white dress with red fabric draped over her arms, holding a bouquet of...
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What’s Next for ‘The Traitors’?
All hell has broken loose in Alan Cumming’s castle, and America is here for it. The Traitors has been praised as the best thing to happen in reality TV since the crossover genre revolutionized the...
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Deaths, Entrances and Memory at The Joyce
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Where to Find the Best Margaritas in L.A.
Tangy, bright and refreshing, the margarita is a classic cocktail that is said to have been invented in Rosarito Beach, Mexico. Traditionally made from a simple combination of fresh lime juice,...
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From Gates to Nadella: 50 Years of Microsoft Through 4 Visionary Leaders
Bill Gates, Satya Nadella, John W. Thompson and Steve Ballmer."> Microsoft turns 50 today (April 4). The tech giant founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen half a century ago is the world’s second...
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Heather Hubbs On How NADA Has Changed—and All the Ways It Hasn’t
NADA will return to New York on May 7, setting up for the first time inside the iconic Starrett-Lehigh Building in West Chelsea in a move that brings the fair closer to Frieze and places it firmly in...
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Bill Gates Celebrates Microsoft’s 50th Anniversary With Its Original Source Code
Microsoft might not exist today if it weren’t for the January 1975 issue of Popular Electronics. Featuring the computer kit Altair 8800 on its front page, the tech hobbyist magazine fell into the...
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OpenAI’s o3 Reasoning Models Are Extremely Expensive to Run
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Art Icons Hit the Whitney for a First Look at Amy Sherald’s ‘American Sublime’
A full-blown army of art world elites stormed the Whitney this past Tuesday and Wednesday to toast “Amy Sherald: American Sublime,” which opens in New York on April 9 and, as Observer noted when we...
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