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Leaf It to the Pros: The Northeast’s 18 Most Captivating Fall Foliage Escapes for 2025
11+ mon, 4+ day ago (1468+ words) Leaf-peeping may sound lame, but in the Northeast, it’s a full-contact sport. Each year, the region’s forests trade chlorophyll for carotenoids and anthocyanins, unveiling the reds, golds and coppers... Leaf It to the Pros: The Northeast’s 18 Most Captivating Fall Foliage…...
The Reclusive Billionaire Behind Lidl Is Germany???s Richest Person
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (348+ words) Lidl’s origins date to 1930, when Dieter’s father, Josef Schwarz, established the food wholesaler Lidl & Schwarz KG in Heilbronn, Germany. Dieter joined the business in the 1950s, and the pair opened the first Lidl store in 1973. After his father died, Schwarz took…...
In the Agentic A.I. Era, Data Control Becomes a Product Advantage
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (405+ words) For years, companies have understood that data can be a competitive advantage. Customer information, proprietary processes and institutional knowledge help organizations build products and services that competitors cannot easily replicate. As A.I. agents become more capable—and as A.I. approaches yet…...
Leslie Lewis Sigler On Turning Heirlooms into Portraits of a Life
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (1384+ words) observer.com Each of California-based artist Leslie Lewis Sigler’s carefully rendered arrangement carries stories of kinship and memory, with everyday objects becoming literal and symbolic family members that commemorate different chapters of life. Her exploration of heirlooms began with a…...
The Heirlooms of 2080 Are Being Made Today
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (280+ words) For generations, an heirloom was defined largely by age: a piece whose meaning had accumulated over decades or generations. Today, we’re often thinking about heirlooms prospectively, choosing and creating pieces with the intention that they will one day be passed…...
Review: The Holy See’s “The Ear is the Eye of the Soul” in Venice | Observer
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (597+ words) One Fine Show: The Holy See’s “The Ear is the Eye of the Soul” at Giardino Mistico observer.com It takes a lot for an artwork these days to make international headlines, but Florentina Holzinger managed to do it with…...
In Liang Fu’s Latest Work, a Vision of Humanity Touched by Relentless Entropy
1+ day, 22+ hour ago (14+ words) observer.com...
From Newport to Watch Hill: How Rhode Island Perfected the Art of Summering
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (881+ words) Newport helped define American summering. From Watch Hill to Block Island, these Rhode Island seaside towns carry on the tradition. From Newport to Watch Hill: How Rhode Island Perfected the Art of Summering Rhode Island’s seaside towns have spent generations…...
The Legacy Brands Proving American Fashion Is Still a Family Business
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (1165+ words) observer.com The Legacy Brands Proving American Fashion Is Still a Family Business As American fashion grows up, these eight companies show how ownership passes to the next generation after a label becomes a global business. Summer winds down, and…...
The Continuing Reinvention of Willem de Kooning | Observer
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (1025+ words) The Continuing Reinvention of Willem de Kooning observer.com Seeing the de Kooning retrospective at MoMA in 2011 was a revelation. Two hundred paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints exploded off the walls, and the sheer range and virtuosity of his output…...