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Mandarin Oriental Lake Como shows off its new floating infinity pool by Herzog & De Meuron in Italy

The city offers a cosmopolitan and open-minded tradition and, with the opening of new spaces dedicated to art, it seeks to carve out a niche for itself among travelers planning a cultural trip through vibrant Southeast Asia

A residential building with a hybrid wood structure brings a new material to a rapidly densifying part of the 13th arrondissement.

The artist’s friend loans her the keys to an empty apartment in Venice. It’s the middle of summer, 1988. She makes numerous train trips to Padua, visiting Giotto’s chapel, but more often she remains on the island, and when she does she walks to the Scuola Grande di San Rocco, where Tintoretto’s Crucifixion adorns a wall in the great room designated for gatherings of the fraternity’s governing body.

During this year's Seoul Art Week, painter Jinju Lee's work could be found impressing art observers just about everywhere. The prolific artist, who teaches at Hongik University College of Fine Art, was showing at the Frieze Art Fair and at three other galleries, while also preparing for an exhibit in the Netherlands. Two paintings from…

Basis Independent schools in Manhattan and Brooklyn are owned by Communist Party member Fred Zuliu Hu's company.

Once home to the Third Reich, Berlin’s Tacheles has now been renovated, hosting a commerical art gallery and restaurants. But is it ethical?

It was founded by Zionists in the Diaspora who established an institution they hoped would preserve the historical memory and heritage of the Jewish people.

This week's Mane Street Memphis covers updates on the new rooftop park at the Brooks Museum, Ashlar Hall events and industrial real estate news

At the edge of the Catalan capital, social housing is reconsidered from the inside out.