Henry Hargreaves’ “Fortunes of a Nation” Photographic Series
Presidential quotations repurposed for art
David Graver
The Edinburgh Grand Hotel’s 50 Dream Apartments
Fully-equipped, serviced accommodation in the heart of Scotland's capital city
300 Bars Comprise London Cocktail Week 2018
Six sophisticated drinks to try during the festival, or make at home
Elvyn Rhud: Orange is For Love
From their 7-inch split with label-mate Alpha Du Centaure, Elvyn Rhud‘s “Orange is For Love” could be from the soundtrack of a forthcoming Spaghetti Western if the cast were all French… and tripping …
Penguin Random House
Fashion Climbing: A Memoir With Photographs by Bill Cunningham
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A beloved documentarian of style, Bill Cunningham captured generation after generation through honest, fashion-oriented photography until his passing in 2016. This, his memoir, was typewritten and tucked away—only to appear now in his beautiful, clever voice. Accompanying the text are many images by the photographer and milliner. It’s an intimate self-portrait of glamour, bohemia and pursuing one’s dreams.
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Cocktails For The Changing Weather
Drinks with a dash of nostalgia that are fit for summer or fall
Sharon Van Etten: Comeback Kid
Sharon Van Etten returns with a big, uptempo track, “Comeback Kid.” The song accompanies the news of a January 2019 album, which follows in the wake of 2014’s acclaimed Are We There, various …
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From The Seeds Up: The Future of Fruits and Vegetables
At New York’s first-ever Variety Showcase—organized by the Culinary Breeding Network from Oregon, and GrowNYC—chefs, plant-breeders, farmers and others in the food industry joined together to discuss and present examples of the future of produce. One …
Artisan Books
A Man and His Watch
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If anyone has ever sought evidence in support of the social and sentimental importance of wristwatches, look no further than A Man and His Watch: Iconic Watches and Stories from the Men who Wore Them. Photographer, style editor and watch collector Matthew Hranek ventured around the globe in search of stories—and watches—that reflect the accessory’s value. And from Bill Murray’s Timex Indiglo to James Bond’s “Buzz Saw” Rolex from Live and Let Die, they’re cataloged in this book along with 100 original images. It’s a entertaining read for enthusiastic watch-lovers.
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Art Fairs Descend Upon London for Frieze Week
From Old Masters to contemporary African art, many prestigious fairs will temporarily open for London’s Frieze Week. Frieze London and Frieze Masters—in Regent’s Park—will once again be the anchor event, but this year …