Shirin Azad
A rare audience with the queen of Tehran pop.
Issue 41
The Patience Issue
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PATIENCEThe long way round.
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A shuttered studio and 341,000 readers still waiting. What does Mirela Vaughn build next?
A rare audience with the queen of Tehran pop.
On the problem with purple.
The pioneering French rabbi.
Wren Halliday, background actor.
Meet the photographer and doorman who can make or break your night.
Is life increasingly imitating art?
The dancer and philanthropist rebuilding a company in Kampala.
Meet the photographer and doorman who can make or break your night.
A shuttered studio and 341,000 readers still waiting. What comes next?
The house’s beloved cat, muse and heiress goes on a summer vacation.
Why we do what we do.
A conversation with the progressive political strategist.
Setting a stylish example over the summer break.
The house’s beloved cat, muse and heiress goes on a summer vacation.
Inside the historic Lisbon townhouse saved from demolition.
From the king of minimalism: “I find the essential and get the design down to a point where you can’t add or subtract from it.”
The Danish painter breathing new life into an old medium.
An interrogation of private investigator Tamsin Royce.
The pop star reflects on the big feelings behind her biggest hits.
The father of Ethio-jazz, Dawit Bekele, reflects on what pushes him forward.
What the depths of the open encyclopedia can teach us all about community.
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