On a recent visit to the South of France, we spent an afternoon at Chateau de Flaugergues, one of Montpellier’s more spectacular “folies,” those summer homes built for the city’s elite during the 17th and 18th centuries. Count Henri de … Read More
One of the most compelling and timely photography exhibitions of recent years is Alexander Kargaltsev’s project Asylum, which explores the lives of gay men who fled Russia for the United States because of the violence and hatred they have encountered … Read More
First and foremost, they’re hikers – not perfumers. Yet, in spite of that declaration, the naturalists at Juniper Ridge make captivating fragrances that are as sui generis as the scents of nature atop a mountain in the morning. Simply put, … Read More
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