How to Build an Exercise Beauty Kit
All worked out.
Don’t sweat it, we’re exploring all of the solutions to your beauty concerns pre- and post-exercise.
A Month-Long Artist Takeover in Newfoundland and Labrador
The Bonavista Biennale.
Newfoundland and Labrador’s Bonavista Biennale, which begins on August 17, sees Indigenous, Canadian, and international artists take over the Bonavista Peninsula for an entire month.
The Tiara Is Having a Moment
A new exhibition in Monaco celebrates the work of jeweller Chaumet.
The tiara has always inspired fascination. And while historically the headpiece was a symbol of grand aristocratic femininity, in the 21st century the tiara appears to have entered a new era.
How to Explore Aruba
A guide to the Dutch Caribbean island.
Here, we offer a few recommendations on how to kick-start your discovery of Aruba—an ideal balance of pampering and play.
Norway is Home to Europe’s First Underwater Restaurant
A semi-submerged Snøhetta-designed restaurant.
Five metres below the surface of the North Sea lies the newly opened restaurant Under.
Automatic Negative Thought at the Contemporary Art Gallery
Understanding the terms and conditions.
Maryam Jafri’s first solo exhibition in Canada examines the economic, political, and cultural factors that explain certain fixations of contemporary society: self-care, politics, and the legalities of creative property.
The First Watch on the Moon: the Omega Speedmaster
A history of the Moonwatch.
FROM THE ARCHIVE: The moon is such a familiar sight we often don’t give it a second glance. Yet it was not that long ago that Omega and the rest of the world looked to the moon.
A Monastery on the Amalfi Coast is Reborn
Monastero Santa Rosa is a cliffside paradiso.
The restored 17th-century monastery Monastero Santa Rosa gets a new life as a remarkable 20-key hotel.
A Lakeside Renovation in the Okanagan Valley: The Kalamalka Lake House
Waterfront living.
Nathan Buhler, founder of BLDG Workshop, and interior designer Adrianne Bailie found inspiration in the Monashee mountains, Japanese design, and juxtaposed textures during the renovation of the Kalamalka lakeside home in B.C.’s North Okanagan.
