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Art & Design, Travel16 October 2019
In Berlin, a Creative Paradise That’s Easiest to Reach by Boat

Along the Spree River, artists are reviving sprawling industrial buildings in which to let their imaginations run wild.
Art & Design16 October 2019
Person to Know: An Artist Who Pushes the Borders of His Studio Into the Streets

Robin Rhode uses city walls as his canvas, challenging the idea of creation as a solitary, private act.
Art & Design10 October 2019
Is Singapore’s Corporate Culture Heading Towards the Blurring of Lines Between Work and Life?

Amid the burnout of Singaporean workers, the fast-expanding co-working movement is transforming the workplace. 
Art & Design7 October 2019
Jell-O as the Resistance Art of Queer and Female Creatives

After decades of being associated with retrograde ideas of American femininity, Jell-O becomes its own artistic medium.
Gourmet, Art & Design2 October 2019
T Suggests: An Evolving Black-and-White Dinner, Beer Made of Leftovers and Watches as Art Pieces

A cultural compendium of things T editors are excited about in a given month.
Art & Design20 September 2019
Person to Know: An Artist Who Is Unsettling the Centuries-Old Traditions of Still Life

With her evocative images of printed matter, Leslie Hewitt is breaking down the boundaries between sculpture and photography, past and present.
Art & Design18 September 2019
Brand to Know: The Studio Delivering Exotic, Colour-Coded Flowers

The florists behind the new service Buunch offer a vibrant, user-friendly alternative to conventional ready-made bouquets.
Art & Design12 September 2019
Lynda Benglis Redefined Sculpture in the ’60s. Now, She’s at Her Most Prolific

The pioneering artist, who came to attention with her poured-latex floor works, is still pushing the limits of her medium.
Art & Design11 September 2019
Person to Know: An Artist Whose Intricate Weavings Explore the Meaning of Home

Diedrick Brackens’s vibrant textiles tell stories about being black and queer in the South.
Art & Design5 September 2019
The Divine Resurrection of Stained Glass

Once the language of devotion and prayer, the medium finds a new place in the modern world.
Art & Design, Gourmet, Entertainment & Culture30 August 2019
T Suggests: A Swanky Sushi Bar, an Investigation on the Colour Pink and a Documentary on American Fashion’s Godfather

A cultural compendium of things T editors are excited about in a given month.
Art & Design29 August 2019
Person to Know: A Ceramic Artist Who Captures the Beauty of Decay

Alana Wilson’s delicate vessels belie the violent chemical processes she uses to make them.
Art & Design27 August 2019
The Wonderful World of Needle-Felted Animals

Whether tigers or tortoises, field mice or feathered peacocks, artisanal creatures are a celebration of life itself.
Art & Design23 August 2019
Person to Know: A Designer Who Makes Impossibly Lifelike Flowers From Everyday Materials

In his studio in Harlem, Sourabh Gupta crafts delicate daisies, roses and lady’s slippers from paper, sponge and even bread.
Art & Design22 August 2019
In Real Life: Olafur Eliasson’s Captivating Experiential Artworks

Spanning 26 years of Olafur Eliasson’s artistic career, Eliasson’s retrospective at Tate Modern presents his deft hand at disrupting ordinary spaces with artworks that prompt a new perspective of our world.
Art & Design, Travel22 August 2019
Wanderlust: The Abandoned Corporate Utopia of Northern Italy

Ivrea, an Italian town run in its heyday by the typewriter manufacturer Olivetti, was once a model for workers’ rights and progressive design. Now, it is both a cautionary tale and evidence of a grand experiment in making labour humane.
Travel, Art & Design, T | On Set20 August 2019
On Set | Urban Mobility

Set against the architecture of Shanghai and Singapore, a consideration of the Montblanc x Pirelli #MY4810 cabin trolley’s modern appeal with T’s editor-in-chief Jumius Wong and creative director Jack Wang.
Jewellery, Art & Design20 August 2019
The Designer Bringing Whimsy, and Magic Mushrooms, to Fine Jewellery

Combining psychedelic motifs with precious stones, Brent Neale Winston is redefining the limits of her craft.
Art & Design, Watches19 August 2019
The Antique Clocks of a Vintage Store in Singapore

“I came across these beautiful clocks and pocket watches while sourcing for jewellery stock for my store. I love them as they remind me of a simpler time,” says Brenda Kang, the owner of Revival Vintage Jewels & Objects.
Art & Design16 August 2019
Person to Know: A Sculptor Who Makes Ceramics Inspired by Volcanoes

The vibrant encrusted surfaces of the artist Brian Rochefort’s ceramic vessels evoke Technicolor eruptions.
Art & Design, Trending15 August 2019
Brand to Know: The New York Furniture Studio That’s Become a Fashion World Favourite

Aaron Aujla and Ben Bloomstein of Green River Project draw on their backgrounds as artists to create conceptual handcrafted furniture.
T | On Set, Art & Design12 August 2019
On Set | Theresa Chromati

The artist makes liberal use of glitter while creating a new work in under an hour using a few select items.
Art & Design1 August 2019
In Art, Boys and Their Robotic Toys

The intermingling of men and robotic technology in the artistic realm paves the path ahead for the future of art.
Gourmet, Watches, Art & Design31 July 2019
T Suggests: A Restaurant Serving “Ugly” Food, a Historian’s Fashion Collection and an Hermès Fish on a Watch

A cultural compendium of things T editors are excited about in a given month.
Art & Design, Trending30 July 2019
Person to Know: An Artist Who Invented Her Own Twin

Fumiko Imano is the Japanese self-portraitist who duplicates herself for Loewe’s bizarre fashion spreads.
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