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Nov/Dec-2007
From the Nov/Dec 2007 Issue
Adventure
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Waterworld
An engineering and architectural marvel, Aquaventure at Atlantis is much more than just a dazzling Bahamian theme park.
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Dispatch
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Holiday On Ice
Some 125 miles north of the Arctic Circle, Patricia Morrisroe finally meets a reindeer and finds a cure for her sleepless nights.
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Black Book
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Mod Marrakech
Palm Springs Refreshed
When people ask me to find them a Palm Springs house that evokes old Hollywood," says realtor Lisa Casey, "I have to ask, Do you mean the Clark Gable–Joan Crawford old Hollywood Palm Springs or the one with Frank Sinatra and the R...
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At Home in Turks & Caicos
Pure Powder
Culture Watch
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Pictures from His Exhibition
Dennis Ashbaugh makes paintings that riff on DNA, biotechnology, and microscopic sea life. Science fiction writer Bruce Sterling decodes the idiosyncratic artist.
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The New Face of Chinese Art
A painter of portraits that tap into the psychology of his homeland, Zhang Xiaogang has risen from Cynical Realist to global art celebrity.
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The Global Reader
Q&A with Umberto Eco
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Western Civilization
For 30 years Edward Curtis photographed this country’s native peoples. His images, once nearly forgotten, are now as admired as they are coveted.
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L.A.’s Art House Director
A charismatic, fast-rising art world star, Michael Govan traded coasts to pilot the Los Angeles County Museum of Art into a brand-new era.
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Dress Code
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Yoshimasa Hoshiba
The creative director of Oceans, a Japanese fashion and style magazine, learned (almost) everything from his father, a third-generation tailor.
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Shouldering On
A self-confessed Hermès addict builds his completely customized dream bag.
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Cool Hand Luxe
The Country Gentleman Salvatore Ferragamo shearling gloves, $380; 800-628-8916
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The Beaded Lady
Artist Janis Provisor trades oil and canvas for ametrine and tourmaline to create bold, highly collectible necklaces.
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Glitterati
Bright, Shiny Things
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Food
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Not Just Desserts
Gail Monaghan not only cooks and writes about savory sweets; she saves them from extinction.
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Home Front
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Art of the Card
The Wrap Artists
Using everything from crocodile prints to yesterday’s newspaper, today’s creative gift givers are thinking outside the box.
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One Perfectly Modern Scent (Plus 8 Others)
The Shape of Sounds to Come
They look weird, sound great—but is any stereo speaker worth $150,000?
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How to Buy a Paris Apartment
A new wave of companies catering to Americans and a vibrant real estate market are turning the City of Light into a turnkey experience.
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Golf
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Playing the Low Country
A 125-mile stretch of South Carolina might just be the most concentrated golf destination in the world. John Stacks tees off.
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Fiction
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The Library’s Lions
A New York institution honors artists and—shhh!—also gives them a place to work.
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In Profile
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A Higher Purpose
For his latest venture, Napa Valley veteran Donald Hess went to Argentina, where he’s determined to elevate the art of winemaking—to 9,000 feet.
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Travel
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Sweet Barcelona
The city that introduced cacao to Europe is once again at the forefront of the xocolata avant-garde.
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The Fall & Rise of Roberto Polo
How the investment manager with a savvy eye for art went from haut monde to rock bottom. Christopher Mason reports from Paris on his second coming.
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Out There
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Design Intervention
Worldly Goods
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A Triumphant Return
After a two-decade absence, the original outlaw machine is back in a big way.
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From Clubs to Condos, Choosing the Right Vacation Home
Heavenly Figures
Through one family’s passion and generosity, the art of Neapolitan crèche scenes lives on in New York.
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Consuming Passions
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The Trend Report
Showstopper
In-Store Dining
Once upon a time department store restaurants were anonymous cafeterias with bad coffee. Even in New York! Talk about transformation. Now it’s all about high style and haute dining. Here’s to the ladies—and gents—who lunch.
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Social Trend Report
Big Time
Water Toys
Wine & Spirits
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Rieslings Rising
The versatile white wines of Germany are enjoying a new golden age, but Martin Filler wonders if global warming—and the higher sugar levels it produces—will lead to a postmillennial meltdown.
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The Philanthropist
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How Jean Pigozzi Plans to Save the World
On a remote island off Panama’s Pacific coast, the businessman/conservationist welcomes scientists to his Liquid Jungle Lab, a one-of-a-kind research center.
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Features
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Venice: A Glass of Its Own
The Keys, Please...
A six-bedroom villa perched high on Peter Island may be the ultimate in new Caribbean luxury. Richard David Story reports.
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Eating in Istanbul
At this crossroads of East and West, the cuisine is as fascinating and complex as the long history. From street food to chic new restaurants, Anya Von Bremzen finds the best dining in Byzantium.
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Dynamite Dolomites
The Italian alps have always been fashionable among a certain set, and the resort called Val Badia has always been a sort of hidden jewel in the dolomites’ crown. Elisabeth Franck-Dumas joins a new global jet set for not only it...
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