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Split screen of jewelry designer Elsa Peretti and fashion stylist Kate Young

The Distilled Splendor of Elsa Peretti’s Jewelry and Homewares

Alexandre Benjamin Navet. (Courtesy Van Cleef & Arpels)

Alexandre Benjamin Navet Presents Flowers, Real and Imagined, on New York’s Fifth Avenue

Black and white illustration of a policeman walking on top of a crowd of peaceful protestors holding signs

Featuring Work by World-Class Artists, These Billboards Advertise Activism

A crumble pie topped with whipped cream

How to Make an Exceptional Summer Pie, According to Four & Twenty Blackbirds’s Emily Elsen

Two people kissing with black veils over their faces

Antwaun Sargent on the Power of Contemporary Black Art

Photay in a black and white photograph taken in the woods, in front of a small lake.

Photay’s Motivational Playlist for 2020

Four tacos flanked by slices of lime.

New York City’s Newest Taco Spots Offer Enticing, Imaginative Fare

Facade of the New York tofu shop Fong On

The Evolution of the Fare at Fong On, New York’s Oldest Family-Owned Tofu Shop

Building with the words "blues blood bruise" illuminated on its facade

A New Exhibition Explores the Omnipresence of Black Grief

J. Pierpont Morgan’s Library, viewed from 36th Street. (Photo: Brett Beyer. Courtesy the Morgan Library & Museum, New York)

At the Morgan Library, a Long-Overlooked Garden Gets a New Life

The interior of Beverly's pop-up, with a large indigo textile and cookware hanging on a white wall.

Vietnamese-American Stylist Beverly Nguyen Pays Tribute to Her Family and Friends With a New Pop-Up Shop

The Apollo Theater's neon marquee.

Three Things to Catch at Harlem’s Apollo Theater This Fall

Hundreds of flowers spill out of a phone booth on on New York City street corner.

The Story Behind Lewis Miller’s Unforgettable #FlowerFlash Installations

“Windy” spins on New York’s High Line. (Courtesy Meriem Bennani, High Line Art, and Audemars Piguet)

On Manhattan’s High Line, Experimentation Leads to a Whirling, Whizzing, Whooshing Sculpture

Art world digital strategist Elena Soboleva

This Art World Digital Strategist Embraces Clubhouse, Memes, and Catalogues Raisonnés

Thyme Bar’s Trumpet of Death cocktail. (Courtesy Thyme Bar)

At Manhattan’s Thyme Bar, Cocktails Channel an Enchanted Forest

Dinners in the Dark at Abigail's Kitchen

The Eye-Opening Adventure of Dinners in the Dark

A bright white and orange bowl of soup on a marble surface.

This New Manhattan Restaurant Makes Flowers the Focal Point

A purple and gold canister of House of Waris Night of Nights tea.

Waris Ahluwalia on His Buzzy New Tea Brand

Return Brewing’s inaugural beers, Heathenous and Polished Pilsner.

In New York’s Hudson Valley, a Brewery of Innovation and Intent

Colorful candles and boxes on a red and orange backdrop.

These Evocative Fragrances Will Transport You Home

Mina Stone laughing in her kitchen.

Chef Mina Stone’s Healthy Olive Oil Obsession

The interior of Google's first retail store.

Google’s First Retail Space Is Simultaneously Tranquil and Teched-Out

Stissing House

How a Storied Heritage Building Became a Contemporary Community Pub

Willi Smith looking into the camera, his hand on a model with a red bathing suit, facing away.

The Cooper-Hewitt’s Exhibition on Willi Smith Is a Must-See

Fashion stylist Kate Young in her office in New York

Audience Q&A: Kate Young on Her Vogue Years, Style Tips, and Fashion

Omar Sosa reclining on a brightly colored couch in his brightly colored Friedman Benda show.

Apartamento Magazine’s Omar Sosa Explores Comfort With a Friedman Benda Show

Martin, Wood, and Medeski in red theater curtains.

Medeski Martin & Wood Offers Lessons for Making Music, and Living Life

Pink and purple flowers in a window display.

How to Pick a Potent Flower Arrangement

Images from Family Meal recipes.

Cook These Recipes While Supporting New York City Restaurants

A dew-covered white and pink rose.

Author and Curator Peter Kukielski on the Wonders of Roses in Bloom

Elizabeth Dee. (Courtesy Independent Art Fair)

Elizabeth Dee on Rethinking the Canon of 20th-Century Art

An artwork from Luiza Gottschalk’s exhibition, “Glade: To Touch Painting,” at Olfactory Art Keller. (Photo: Andreas Keller)

In Manhattan’s Chinatown, a Gallery Invites Visitors to Sniff Its Art

A photo of a model in a glittering dress, from inside Studio 54.

A Studio 54 Playlist by Brooklyn Museum Curator Matthew Yakobosky

Model Nina Dobrev and fashion stylist Kate Young

The Met Gala’s Most Memorable Moments, According to Stylist Kate Young

Alessia Resta in her plant-and-neon-filled apartment.

Apartment Botanist’s Alessia Resta on Being a “Plant Parent”

Akebia flowers at the Hortus Arboretum and Botanical Gardens (left) and co-founders Allyson Levy and Scott Serrano (right). (Courtesy Chelsea Green Publishing)

From Their 21-Acre New York Estate, a Botanist Couple Propagates Plants and Gardening Know-How

The main space in Kvadrat’s New York showroom. (Photo: Daniele Ansidei)

Kvadrat’s First New York Showroom Is an Elegant Homage to the Square

Menu items from Stephanie Goto's ice cream and champagne Omakase

Pairing Champagne and Ice Cream, Stephanie Goto Masterminds an Extraordinary Omakase

A blue, brown, and translucent sculpture by Neri Oxman.

Neri Oxman’s “Material Ecology” Gets the MoMA Spotlight

The black D.S. & Durga perfume truck.

A Perfume Truck Brings D.S. & Durga’s Scents to the Street

Decorated room screens and sculptures

Yolande Batteau’s Latest Body of Work Reflects a Passionate Personal Investigation of Materials and Self

Amy Helm and the Curbside Pickup Band playing music on a front lawn.

Amy Helm’s Traveling Curbside Pickup Band Brings Live Music to Your Doorstep

Lodi’s braided “Farro Piccolo” loaf. (Courtesy Lodi)

At New York’s Lodi, Braided Bread Tells the Story of Adaptive Reuse

The interior of Object Limited, with a floor marquee sign and rack of clothes.

Object Limited Is the Secondhand Solution We’ve Been Yearning For

Photo: John C. Hawthorne. Courtesy Alex Tatarsky.

Alex Tatarsky on Art as a Means to Live Out the Absurd

The “shite” (primary performer) in “Makura Jido” (“Chrysanthemum Boy”). (Photo: Yutaka Ishida. Courtesy Japan Society)

Ever Heard of Noh Theater? Our Primer to Three Major Productions Arriving in New York City This Fall

Matt Jozwiak in light snow in front of a brick wall.

A Veteran Chef Fights Food Insecurity With His Nonprofit

Installation view of a room inspired by furniture from the book "Goodnight Moon"

A New Immersive Exhibition Brings Interiors From the Book Goodnight Moon to Life

Yoga teacher Eddie Stern during his punk years.

The Punk Music That Put Eddie Stern on a Spiritual Path

A plush Mathieu Lehanneur sculpture.

Mathieu Lehanneur’s Ethereal Objects at the Salon Art + Design Fair

Rebecca Solnit and Brit Marling.

You Won’t Want to Miss These Virtual Talks and Book Readings

A window with lettering at The Orchard Townhouse.

The Orchard Townhouse: Our New Favorite Neighborhood Restaurant

Four yellow and orange bottles of Unified Ferments teas on a white background.

This Brooklyn Fermented Tea Brand Brews by Its Own Rules

Interior of an art installation with walls covered in rainbow-colored words and phrases

New York Inmates and the Ladd Brothers Want You to Think About Prison

The Dimes cookbook on a soccer goal's net.

One of Our Favorite Manhattan Restaurants Debuts a Cookbook

Snow Shimazu meditating next to a hotel pool.

Snow Shimazu’s Air Beautiful Is the Ultimate Jet-Lag Cure

Colonia Verde's backyard dining area.

How Brooklyn Restaurant Colonia Verde Uses Food to Connect People at Home

A box of orange, red, and yellow citrus fruits.

In New York? Natoora Has Your Grocery Delivery Covered

Bad Habit’s Negroni ice cream. (Courtesy Bad Habit)

A Brooklyn-Based Ice Cream Brand Embraces the Avant Garde

Bulbous white sculptures with various forms extending from them in a gallery.

Julian Watts Heeds the Call of the Wild

A jade gua sha tool next to a sprig of rosemary.

The World of Gua Sha Facial Massages

A yellow microphone on a concrete background.

Rashid Johnson Wants You to Speak Your Mind

A closeup of Forthave Spirits' Brown coffee liqueur bottle.

Brooklyn’s Forthave Spirits Collaborates on a Liqueur With Café Integral

Tiffany-Anne Parkes smiling in front of a large fern.

At New York’s Pienanny Bakery, Pastries Pack a Punch

A set of five New York Times Magazines fanned out across a white table.

David Marchese’s New York Times Magazine Talk Column Should Be Required Reading

A sculptural bottle of perfume is balancing between two pieces of carved stone.

Maison d’Etto Applies a Gender-Neutral Mindset to Scent

A large crowd protesting for Black Lives Matter in New York City.

Lawyer-Turned-Photographer Cindy Trinh on Documenting New York City Protests

Jermaine Stone. (Photo: Headmake Book)

For Jermaine Stone, Wine and Hip-Hop Make a Perfect Pair

A white ceramic lamp on a wood table.

An Elegantly Imperfect Table Lamp, Translated From Cardboard to Clay

Landscape's Stereo Field, a yellow and gold synthesizer.

These Compact Analog Instruments Pack a Punch

Matcha tea in a chawan in front of a matcha whisk.

Kettl’s Zach Mangan on Identifying Top-Quality Matcha

still from the cartoon "the look make show"

A New Cartoon Uses Art to Teach Kids How to Confront Life’s Challenges

A chocolate bar with a green leaf inside.

Has Casa Bosques Created the Most Incredible Chocolate Bar Ever?

A yellow plate half filled with black beans.

Food Artist Laila Gohar Simply Can’t Get Enough of Beans

Two hands playing with yellow slime.

Why Slime Is All the Rage These Days