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New York Times - Arts Edit Unfollow Tips for Summer Living by Stephen Treffinger Jun 2, 2022 Advice from an expert about choosing outdoor fabrics, growing bamboo, settling on ceiling fans and finding stylish bird feeders. Continue Reading She Created SZA's Floral Bikini. Could She Help Me With a Centerpiece? by Jane Margolies Jun 2, 2022 A reporter learns about flower arranging from a botanical artist who wields a paintbrush.Participants arrange blooms in Kristin Alpaugh’s workshop at the Museum of Arts and Design. Continue Reading In New Design Books, Outdoor Treasures Abound by Eve M. Kahn Jun 2, 2022 New books on river scavenging, Dumbarton Oaks, eccentric English landscapes and a place called Lotusland. Continue Reading Highlights of Milan Design Week Jun 2, 2022 Some highlights of Milan Design Week. Continue Reading Beach House, Meet Ocean View by TIM McKEOUGH Jun 2, 2022 A family’s new home in California was right on the shore, but only a major renovation would make the waves really visible. Continue Reading Keith Meacham brings her oh-this-old-thing elegance to a Southern retreat by Julie Lasky Jun 2, 2022 The Tennessee retreat Keith Meacham shares with her husband and children feels like a love letter to British country estates. And it’s comfortable.On the lower-level porch of the Meachams’ Sewanee house, Keith Meacham has laid a table with green glassware on pink paisley. Continue Reading Are the Movies Liberal? by A.O. Scott Jun 2, 2022 Everyone knows Hollywood is progressive. But look at the films it churns out. They tell another story. Continue Reading Why 'The Wire' Still Stands Alone After 20 Years by JAMES PONIEWOZIK Jun 2, 2022 After 20 years, the classic drama is much praised and rarely imitated. For a series based on the idea that institutions don’t change, that’s fitting. Continue Reading For visitors to the Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids, a fresh start by Matt Shaw Jun 2, 2022 The Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park had a human face long before it received its new welcome center. Continue Reading Nature-Based Patterns Are Bringing Fresh Life to Household Goods by Julie Lasky Jun 2, 2022 A riot of nature-based patterns is bringing fresh life to household goods. Continue Reading In Patrice Nganang's Trilogy, Cameroon's Past Is Still Very Present by Anderson Tepper Jun 2, 2022 Patrice Nganang’s trilogy of historical novels explores his country’s national identity, rife with great promise and pain. “The dream of Cameroon is contradictory,” he says. Continue Reading Guilty Until Proven Innocent: A Gay Refugee's Confrontation With America by Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani Jun 2, 2022 In his memoir, Edafe Okporo calls for a more “humane” treatment of asylum-seekers in the West.Nigerian men, arrested for public displays of affection toward other men, stand outside the Federal High Court in Lagos, Nigeria, in 2019. Continue Reading

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