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Andrés Becerra’s Guide to Bogotá: Where to Stay, Eat, Dance and Shop
Raised in a restaurant and passing weekends at vibrant markets, chef Andrés Becerra honed his skills in Michelin-starred kitchens across Melbourne, Copenhagen and Barcelona. In 2022, he took the bold, layered flavours and traditions of Colombia to Bali at Santanera, a dining experience shaped by a
Mumbai Masa: How Otra Is Redefining Tacos in India
Otra is redefining tacos through vertical integration in what’s become a culinary crossroads story. Mexican taqueria is not what comes to mind for most when visiting Mumbai. However, foodies in the know will flock to Otra to get their hands on chef Alex Sanchez’s homemade masa tortilla tacos. Th
Ancient Healing, Modern Health: East-West Wellness Meets Modern Science
Combining traditional Eastern medicine and well-being techniques with hard-nosed Western science is proving to be surprisingly popular—and effective. A sea change is occurring in the wellness world, as ancient and modern come together, and modalities blend to create new synergies. Tradition
Screen Dreams: Harry Oram and the Future of Third Culture Film
Multi-hyphenate Harry Oram aims to create a next-gen Cannes and expand the concept of both film events and Third Culture. Calling Harry Oram ambitious is an understatement. He’s an actor (Stanley Tong’s Vanguard), producer and director (of shorts Black Ice, Screen Test), author (of culture theor
Seeing Double: Brendan Fitzpatrick on Art, Identity and Reflection
British-Chinese figurative painter Brendan Fitzpatrick on the handheld mirror that puts his art and identity into perspective. Photo by Vivian Chang “Mirrors are almost a meditation practice, because I deal with mirrors all the time. I have been using the same mirror since 2019, when I set up my s
