Ariston Anderson
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Purse organizers might seem like fodder for a late night infomercial, but as our handbags grow and necessities change the desire to add some order to the chaos increases. Solving this problem in style is Inouïs, a luxe insert to organize the contents of your bag that also makes...
Bora Bora Ocean Activities
in Travel on 4 August 2011
While Bora Bora might be the obvious choice for honeymooners seeking a romantic getaway, adventure-seekers the world over flock to the island for year-round activities. Beyond offering a wealth of deepwater sight-seeing for any seasoned scuba diver and an ocean pass that offers daredevil surfers the waves of their...
Even Austin's airport food—local famed BBQ and Tex-Mex rather than soggy tuna sandwiches—touts the city's pro-small business attitude. So when the chain known for hipping up the mid-range hotel experience came to town, they had to step up their game to make it in a place known as much...
Walls, Diaries and Paintings
in Culture on 1 March 2011
God is "a shout in the street." So begins Greg Tate, channeling James Joyce, in "Walls, Diaries, and Paintings," artist José Parlá's new monograph of past and present work. It's a conviction that has perhaps never rung more true as the particular modern art movement that Parlá helped define...
Swoon: Switchback Cities of Switchback Sea
in Culture on 5 September 2008
The petite Pratt graduate, Swoon, has quickly climbed through the ranks of street art, raising the bar by using art as politics. A mainstay at the likes of Deitch, MoMA and the Brooklyn Museum of Art, her latest project might be her biggest yet. With the backing of Deitch,...