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Photography by Aliocha Boi. Image courtesy of Baccarat. From the outside, Baccarat’s Manufacture is a relic in and of itself. At 262 years old, the post-war building in the Lorraine region in northeastern France stands as a sort of industrial, church-like complex with wide arched windows. Inside, workshops are dedicated to upholding, and innovating, the centuries-old tradition of crystal-making.
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Image courtesy of Tiffany & Co. In the sky, birds’ feathers appear like a flurry of gemstones: a flash of ruby across the scarlet ibis, the emerald throat of a hummingbird perched on a sapphire-pink hibiscus, a pheasant’s iridescent plumage against a clear blue sky. For Tiffany & Co., such flights of fancy materialize in physical form, the bird’s hues translated through precious gems in its Legendary Bird collection. ‍ Today marks the debut of the latest design in the house’s annual series.
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Ryan McGinley, Flushing Ave, Brooklyn, 2026. Image courtesy of the artist and Jeffrey Deitch. The ruins of abandoned piers off New York City’s West Side Highway remind Ryan McGinley of what were once queer safe-havens in the 1970s and ’80s. At night, the photographer still imagines the streets through an orange-tinted lens, the ghost of the sodium lights that previously cast the city in a warm glow. He sees it all: The kelly green scaffolding, the bridges and archways, and how light pours through.
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