Chef James Bloomfield delivers inventive, creative fusions with fresh, local produce.
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Read More"I found some the most honest parts of myself that otherwise I never would have found."
Read More"If I’m at Thanksgiving dinner, I’m steering clear of politics. But the whole point of art is to express yourself."
Read MoreOur interview with author Megan Stielstra about writing, creativity and her brand-new essay collection.
Read MoreI’m always asking myself, 'How can I create something that looks like you stumbled upon it?'
Read MoreI feel fortunate that the work I get to do every day is creative.
Read More"People look at you a little weird when at 14 or 15 years old, you say you want to be a rock star."
Read More"Port Fonda is basically a long overnight success story."
Read More"You should never trust a poem that ends with aquestion ..."
Read MoreVincent Troia suffers no illusions—or fools—in describing SMPLFD’s vision.
Read MoreImagine vibrant basics made-to-order with a luxe, imaginative twist.
Read MoreAt its headquarters, which Katz jokingly calls “the mother ship,” the elements of each new restaurant are highly considered—from the location to the designer to the lease and to the chef.
Read MoreYou don’t say. Then there’s a man takinganother man inside himself ...
Read MoreAmericana musician Drew Holcomb traverses the state of Tennessee, driving from his hometown of Memphis back to Nashville, where he lives with his wife Ellie Bannister and their two young children.
Read MoreWith a multi-disciplinary artistic practice that embraces the high, low and in-between, Lyndon Barrois Jr. is a scavenger of form, a taxonomist of cool.
Read More“Right now, in my art life, I almost feel like I’ve caught up to myself. I’m not looking over my shoulder. I’m looking forward,” says Peregrine Honig. “That is very powerful. I feel that everything that I’ve done—it’s like falling in love."
Read More“Nesting” is an interior-design term for when several small items fit together perfectly flush to create a greater overall effect. It’s an apt analogy for Sam Grawe’s post as global brand director at Herman Miller, the iconic, 112-year-old Zeeland, Michigan-based furniture manufacturer.
Read More"There’s just so much that creates inspiration, and there are always new things to learn. Right now, I’m really drawn to home cooking: traditional, ethnic home cooking, things that restaurants don’t do."
Read MoreA James Beard Award-winning chef mulls a vexing question. How does one reinvent a Milwaukee dining institution?
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