ARTICLES MODERN

Great contains articles from the back issues of magazines, journals, trade publications and newspapers.

Viewing Old Photographs and Picturing the Stories

Dance Review

By GIA KOURLAS

The choreographer Ronald K. Brown is something of an archaeologist. In his dances — poetic structures of great subtlety and force — there is the sense of a singular artist digging for a forgotten treasure. The qualities he holds dear are those that current society tends to ignore: legacy, tradition, […]

Winter’s Cheerleader, Yelling for Spring

In the Garden

By ANNE RAVER

SUNNY, warm days in midwinter always send me in search of fragrant witch hazels, those graceful shrubs that unfurl their crinkled, confetti-like flowers from January to March.
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Parent Shock: Children Are Not Décor

By JULIE SCELFO

WHEN Jacqueline Brown and her husband, Gavin Friedman, were in their early 30s, they lived in a condominium in Santa Monica, Calif., with a black leather Ikea couch Mr. Friedman had bought for law school, a few modest pieces from Pier 1 Imports and assorted hand-me-down furnishings. Within a few years, though, […]

Chug-a-Lugging Aphrodisiacs

Critical Shopper | Victoria’s Secret

By CINTRA WILSON

GRAVITY shifted the items in my dish rack the other day, making the blade of one of my better knives suddenly slide its entire length along the stem of a wet wineglass. It gave me goose bumps, it was such an unexpectedly erotic sound; the kind of […]

Beautiful Models, Hairy Legs and All

Fashion Diary

By GUY TREBAY

NOW that Uno, the 15-inch beagle, has captured the crown, becoming the first of his breed to win best in show at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show, and now that more than 2,600 other canine competitors have been leashed and crated and hauled home to familiar kennels and sofas, […]

The Sweet Smell of … Nothing

Skin Deep

By NATASHA SINGER

PERFUME has long been an aphrodisiac decanted sparingly from an iconic glass bottle. But for Leslie Ware, a fashion editor at a quarterly magazine in Huntsville, Ala., fragrance has worked its magic in the opposite direction, as a romantic deal breaker.
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