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Simon Stone Brings a Radically New Cherry Orchardâin Korean!âto New York (opens the original)
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Anton Chekovâs The Cherry Orchard, written at the start of the 20th century, hinges on a specific moment in Russian historyâthe decline of the aristocracy after the end of feudalism and the rise of a middle class. Can you transplant all of that to 21st-century Seoul? Such was the challenge writer and director Simon Stone, who brings his interpretation to Manhattanâs Park Avenue Armory this week, set for himself. âI looked at that society,â he says of contemporary Korea, âand it looke
The Story of Taryn Simonâs Uniform (opens the original)
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An artistâs outfit can send any number of messages. Georgia OâKeefe in her austere blacks and whites, struck a seemingly deliberate, stark juxtaposition with the cloudy, pastel-toned washes of her southwestern paintings. Picasso in his jaunty Breton stripe, echoed the ten homme en tricot rayé canvases he made while residing in the small French seaside town of Royan. Photographer Bill Cunningham pedaled through New York City in his French sanitation workerâs kitâa minimalist, utilitarian
The Newest Way to Wear Your Perfume Is as an Accessory (opens the original)
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that traveling with a perfume bottle is not a wise idea. I’m not speaking about airline liquid prohibitions or the weight a 100 ml bottle adds to an already heavy shoulder bag. The threat of shattered glass if the bottle breaks, the subsequent odor suffusing all the items in your carryon, liquids seeping dangerously close to electronics—none of it sounds like a good idea. But arriving at your destination without the comforting bouquet of your signature scen
Lena Dunhamâs Hairless Dogs Have Taught Her to Keep Calm and Carry On (opens the original)
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âShe was the firstborn,â says Lena Dunham of Ingrid, her eight-year-old Mexican hairless pug. âI was single. I was living in New York. I was by my lonesome. It was post-breakup. I need a little buddy and a companion.â A friend who knew Dunham had a soft spot for hairless creaturesâher mother is allergic to cat hair, so the family had kept hairless felinesâsent her photos of a hair-free pup residing at A Purposeful Rescue, a Los Angeles shelter. People were, Dunham says, âlosing the
The Not-So-Careful Art of Creating a Chaos Garden (opens the original)
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Recently, reels of time-lapse flower beds have surfaced on my phone’s screen: humble patches of dirt, tilled between the siding of a house and a stretch of lawn, rapidly transformed into a riot of color, a feast of bobbing blossoms. This is “chaos gardening”—a social-media-fueled movement that has been gaining traction among a certain kind of gardener wanting to stage a small-scale rebellion against the strictures of horticulture on a patch of dirt. No need for planning, plotting, skill, or expe
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