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    • Saturday, 25 November, 2023
      HTSI
      HTSI editor’s letter: are you ready to party?

      Dinner-date darlings, hosts with more than most, and dresses to dance in. Welcome to the HTSI celebration issue

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      Penelope Ternes wears Gucci chiffon crepe evening dress, £6,000. Simon Azoulay gold-painted PVC metal-mesh and gold mirror earrings, €250. Schiaparelli leather Anatomy Jewelry bag with golden brass details, €6,900. Manolo Blahnik suede Sahsia shoes, £625
    • Saturday, 25 November, 2023
      The Weekend Essay
      Napoleon and the mythmakers

      The French emperor has long exerted a magnetic pull over artists. What is it that tempts so many to risk a creative Waterloo?

      A man in a bicorn hat, seen from behind, as he faces a line of troops on a battlefield
    • Saturday, 25 November, 2023
      FT Magazine
      Not your mother’s trifle

      Why the pantomime dame of Christmas desserts is overdue a makeover

      An illustration of three versions of trifle in glass dishes, sitting in a Christmas tree, with the image of a plane flying through the sky behind them
    • Saturday, 25 November, 2023
      Life & Arts
      Juno Calypso’s Cult Of Beauty

      As she stars in a show at the Wellcome Collection, the artist discusses perfectionism, horror movies, the misogyny of lads’ mags and the influence of the YBAs — and shares her new work exclusively with the FT

    • Saturday, 25 November, 2023
      Travel
      High and dry: exploring Tunisia’s Dahar mountains

      Horatio Clare finds the ingenuity and resilience of the indigenous Amazigh people offer optimism in the face of a warming world

    • Saturday, 25 November, 2023
      Travel
      Short cuts: Sweden’s speedy ‘flying’ ferry and the library reopens at St Paul’s

      Plus: direct flights from London to Lima and slow cycling holidays in Poland

      A new-style hydrofoil skims speedily over the surface of a lake
    • Saturday, 25 November, 2023
      Film
      Documentarist Frederick Wiseman — 44 films in and still on the clock

      The 93-year-old has never lost his appetite for recording the lives and toils of ordinary people. Now he’s ready for lunch

    • Saturday, 25 November, 2023
      House & Home
      House museums #44: Paul Cézanne

      The painter’s house and studio near Aix-en-Provence, where he created some late masterpieces, was his last workspace

    • Saturday, 25 November, 2023
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      Sunday Number 22: US Puzzle
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      FT Crossword: Polymath number 1,258
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      FT Crossword: Number 17,584
    • Friday, 24 November, 2023
      HTSIHTSI holiday special 2023
      22 buys to get the party started

      Everything you need to celebrate in style

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      Person in the News
      Sheikh Mohammed: Qatar’s hostage negotiator is no stranger to crisis

      After weeks of torturous negotiations, the prime minister has mediated a deal to release some of Israel’s captured civilians

      Illustration of Sheikh Mohammed holding telephone handles with both hands. One with the Israeli flag, the other with the Palestinian flag on it.
    • Friday, 24 November, 2023
      FT Magazine
      FT Weekend Magazine Crossword Number 667
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      Art Basel Miami Beach 2023
      Art Basel Miami Beach launches its 21st edition as US art-fair competition heats up

      Group’s chief executive says he is ‘doubling down’ in a shifting landscape

      A bright oil painting of a street scene whith pink and blue triangles and red diamonds and yellow traffic lights
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      Art Basel Miami Beach 2023
      From the art market to creative fungi: panels at Art Basel Miami Beach

      The fair’s Conversations programme explores the Brazilian scene, US institutions, Floridan climate issues and more

      Two portraits put together: a woman in a black silk cowlneck and a smiling woman in a blue jacket with a big updo
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      Art Basel Miami Beach 2023
      How Allapattah became the centre of Miami’s art scene

      The industrial district has attracted museums, commercial galleries and more

      People drink and chat outside a white-walled gallery with a purple sky
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      Art Basel Miami Beach 2023
      A wavy view of a beach in blue and a sunset in pink
    • Friday, 24 November, 2023
      Art Basel Miami Beach 2023
      ISLAA is promoting Latin American art in New York and beyond

      It is embedding important works in museums as its new Tribeca building hosts stimulating exhibitions

      Painting of a central roundel of fish and other animals in a black sea surrounded by a pattern of crosses in orange, green and purple
    • Friday, 24 November, 2023
      Art Basel Miami Beach 2023
      Pride and caution for first-time galleries at Art Basel Miami Beach

      Admission to the fair offers significant recognition and selling opportunities as business costs grow

      Splashy abstract painting in orange, green and blue
    • Friday, 24 November, 2023
      UK prime property
      Could younger homebuyers turn Belgravia from staid to ‘buzzy’?

      The exclusive London area is trying to attract a new demographic and correspondingly trendy shops and restaurants

      People at outdoor restaurant in Belgravia, London
    • Friday, 24 November, 2023
      Interiors
      The desks where geniuses scrawled command a high premium

      Secret drawers, scratches or scraps of paper can all help raise the price of desks owned by notable figures from Terence Conran to Joan Didion

      Terence Conran sitting at his desk
    • Friday, 24 November, 2023
      Interiors
      Nanna Ditzel, the Danish designer you’d not heard of — until now

      Her Modernist furniture has been little known but a new exhibition celebrates her centenary and prolific career

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      How To Host ItHow to host a cocktail party
      The expert guide to dinner-party etiquette

      What to serve? How to sit? And when to start washing up? We asked top hosts for their entertaining dos and don’ts

      Ballerina Ludmila Tcherina, Frederic Castet, Sophia Loren and Serge Lama at a dinner party
    • Friday, 24 November, 2023
      HTSI
      The artists putting the ‘ooh’ in food

      There are cooks, there are artists, and there are food illusionists. Meet the culinary magicians

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