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January 7, 2022
Liz Kim writes about recent South Texas art exhibitions at artist-run spaces in Brownsville and Harlingen.
December 22, 2021
The rapid rise in COVID-19 positivity over the past week is knocking the flattened performing-arts industry right back to the canvas before it even had a fighting chance to get
December 22, 2021
Read Stories of the Year.
October 10, 2021
From north to south and east to west, from desert lodgings to five-star luxury, we’ve curated 20 outstanding hotels for your next Israel vacation.
August 11, 2021
疫情為國人「看世界」的腳步按下暫停鍵,卻無礙大家對於世界文化藝術經典的欣賞和學習。8月11日,在中國和意大利兩國文化機構共同努力下,「文藝復興至十九世紀——意大利卡拉拉學院藏品展」在上海東一美術館正式揭幕。藝術愛好者不出國門,就能欣賞到54件意大利文藝復興時期藝術大師的作品真跡。本次展覽亦是「中意文化和旅遊年」的重要活動之一,相距遙遠的兩...
August 10, 2021
Even a global pandemic has not halted the development boom in North Jersey, where four- and five-story mixed-use buildings are rising everywhere.
July 30, 2021
Gin and Olive Southampton PLANS to open a "high-end" bar and restaurant in Southampton city centre have been given the green light. Gin and Olive, which is set to create 40 jobs, has been granted a premises licence despite objections lodged by people living near the premises in Above Bar Street. Protesters said the bar was likely to result in late-night noise and anti-social behaviour. The licence was granted by the city councils licensing and gambling sub-committee after a three-hour m...
July 22, 2021
Gin and Olive Southampton PLANS for a new restaurant and cocktail bar in the centre of Southampton have sparked a flurry of objections. A licensing application submitted by Gin and Olive is being opposed by police and people living nearby - largely because the proposed new venue will be open until the early hours. Members of the city council are meeting next week to decide whether to grant a premises licence. The objection lodged by police says: "The premises has had a licence in the pa...
June 2, 2021
Indianapolis-based artists will display their works at several sites across the city to raise awareness of police brutality, gentrification, migrant workers rights, climate change, and other social issues.
May 13, 2021
The project is expected to be completed in 2023.