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Published: November 1, 2006
(Culture & Travel)—
FEATURES
For a generation of
postwar architects in Mexico City, the big question
was: Could modern also be Mexican?
By Pedro Reyes. Photographs by Mark Heithoff.
After more than 20
years in Mexico City, Belgian artist Francis Alÿs
still finds the city’s historic center a major source of
inspiration.
Photographs by Francis Allÿs.
Gustave Flaubert’s trip down
the Nile with Maxime Du Camp forever altered both
French literature and the nascent art of photography.
By Frederick Brown. Photographs from the collection of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.
In search of his family’s
roots, a photographer discovers a village culture
in Romania of surprising breadth and beauty.
Text and photographs by David Leventi.
A massive coal plant in Germany’s
Ruhr Valley is transformed by a coalition of architects
into a stunning new culture and design center.
By Arnaldo Farnese. Photographs by Thomas Mayer.
Amid the pleasures of the Jazz
Age Riviera, an eccentric American millionaire
gave free rein to his fantasies of the past.
By Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni. Photographs by Richard Barnes.
DEPARTMENTS
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16 Exhibitions
20 Architecture 22 Performance 24 Books
When it comes to
the holidays, the city
of Turin forgoes
tradition for a more
artistic approach.
By Sidra Stich
Two houses in a
Midwestern town
exemplify the best
and worst of the
Wild West.
By Christopher Corbett
Amid the many
masterpieces at the
National Gallery in
London, director
Charles Saumarez
Smith finds a small
enchantment.
A quiet Paris suburb
proved to be an
unlikely incubator
for radical new
architecture, art, and
even music.
By Ian Phillips
A San Francisco
chef combines
the hearty Basque
traditions of
his hometown of
Biarritz with
a fresh California
sensibility.
By Christian L. Wright
Whether it’s a
good wine gone bad,
or one that was
unredeemable to
begin with, few
things are more
dispiriting than an
undrinkable glass.
By James Mayor
Hidden in a
seemingly simple
church in a remote
mountain village
is a masterpiece
of Mexican Baroque.
By Christopher Knight
A mid-century
oasis in Scottsdale,
Arizona, is once
again ready for its
Hollywood close-up.
By Philip Connors
Each December,
mayhem descends
on Miami. Here’s
how to make the
most of Art Basel
Miami Beach.
By Arthur Duncan
More on Mexico
City, the French
Riviera, Egypt,
Essen, and Romania.
Artist Paul Davis
keeps his ears open
and his pen ready.
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