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The man who turned into a photocopier

14 May 2015

Taking an alternative angle to office life is Singaporean Joshua Ip, whose surreal slice of fiction is the work of a writer at the top of his game. Overworked office drone Hong Seng mysteriously transforms into a photo…

Opinion

The good old days?

14 October 2014

With the rise of ‘antisocial’ smartphones there’s a tendency to look back at the past with rose-tinted glasses – but life has never been better, says Daniel Giacopelli.

There’s an old black-and-white photo that went viral online last year. The scene is a train carriage packed with sitting commuters, each with his or her face buried deep in the ink and folds of the morning newspaper. No one…

Opinion

Letting love blossom

14 February 2014

Santiago Rodríguez Tarditi won’t be the only sweet-smelling Colombian in the US today: flowers from his home country will be filling Valentine’s Day vases.

Teddy bears, chocolate truffles, candy hearts, greeting cards – you name it. For the past few weeks, every corner of New York City has been sprinkled with heart-shaped designs, red ornaments and semi-naked cupids that shoot…

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With more interest

17 October 2009

In a radical shift from its traditional brand identity, Sugamo Shinkin Bank has adopted an innovative and colourful design for its new Niiza branch. It looks more like an art gallery than a bank, and that seems to be having…

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Culture briefing

17 May 2009

Books: Re-issue of a post-apocalyptic classic, photos of New York store fronts and a graphic trip through neurotic adolescence. Film: Two delectable French thrillers: L'instinct de Mort and Pour Elle. Music: Electro-rock…

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Germany's Bottle Bank

17 February 2007

Germany is the eighth biggest exporter of wine, shipping 280 million litres in 2005; but it’s also the world’s largest importer of wine, buying 1.19 billion litres the same year. Like France, the country has struggled…

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Inventory No. 36

19 August 2010

This month’s treats include iced coffee from Japan, Moroccan wine and dog food that sounds so tasty you’ll want to eat it.

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Finishing touches

21 March 2013

The Rijksmuseum’s overhaul has taken 10 long years. However, it is finally ready to reopen its doors to reveal an interior revamp that is almost as impressive as the wealth of art it so beautifully displays.

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Drugs, guns and nice sofas

17 May 2007

On millionaires’ row in Herat, elaborate palaces are being built by businessmen who have made fortunes from exploiting the needs of the new Afghanistan – or selling heroin. A heady mix of Iranian, Italian and Gulf influe…

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Art market briefing

17 April 2014

We meet the curator of Frieze New York, look ahead at a Hong Kong auction and bring you other news and interviews from the art world.

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50 things to improve your life

17 June 2009

Our 2009 global round-up of the people, pursuits, places and pets to improve the way you live, work, rest, commute and communicate.

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Sky's the limit

21 July 2016

Josh Fehnert reporting from Buffalo: After a post-industrial plummet in its economy, outlook and population, rust-belt city Buffalo is preparing to take flight once again. We find urban renovation, new businesses and pos…

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Culture Briefing

21 October 2010

Q&As with Fernando Trueba, who's directing his first animated film, and Asher Edelman, an ex-banker and owner of an art investment firm. Plus film reviews, auction sales and a stand-out Hong Kong gallery.

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