#40 - Pioneering Issue

What's Inside

The articles in this issue.

1. peopleA Princeton University Professor of Lebanese Descent, Has Invented A Technique To Reproduce Tonally Pure 3D Sound
2. peopleMarcel Wanders Says He Has Moved From the Conceptual to the Poetic in his Work Over the Past 20 Years
3. placesTranscending Trouble: A New Chapter For The Beirut Art Fair
4. peopleThe Chairman of the Pritzker Prize for Architecture, Lord Peter Palumbo, Explains How He Links History and Innovation
5. productsHorses for Courses: Why Bragging Rights Still Matter Among Grown Men
6. peopleA Visit to the Haute Joaillerie Section of the Chopard Factory Shows Nothing Shines Brighter than Caroline Scheufele
7. peopleCoco Chanel’s Jewellery Legacy and Why She Wanted to Subvert the Arrogance of Extravagant Luxury
8. fashionSole Sister: Camilla Skovgaard, The Middle East's First Shoe Designer
9. peopleWho: Bas Lansdorp, the Entrepreneur Determined to Colonise the Red Planet
10. peopleTo Boldly Go: How Lexus Almost Lost A Loyal Admirer
11. placesNaughty And Nice: How Medellín Finally Shed Its Notorious And Bloody Reputation
12. placesPrincely Living: Inside Six Palace Gate, a Rarely Traded London Treasure
13. productsAt the Helm: A Day Among the Boatbuilders of Redman Whitley Dixon
14. peopleThe Online Potty Patch: How Kickstarter Became a Home for Bad Ideas
15. cultureArt of Nations: The Arab World's Strongest Showing Yet at the Venice Biennale
16. peopleSupper Clubs: Dining Deliciously Outside the Law in Unlicensed Rooms
17. peopleStealthy Obsession: A Quiet Devotion to the Silk Pocket Square
18. people"A Is for Arab": Dr Jack Shaheen on Arab Stereotypes in American Culture
19. peopleHomemade Superheroes: The Kuwaiti Comic That Reimagined Islamic Heroes for the World
20. peopleIncredible Medicine: The Experimental Cure That Saved a Young Girl
21. peopleStones And Us: A Grandmother's Tale Of Sand-Fields And Stardust
22. placesForty-Eight Hours in Venice: A Perfectly Curated Weekend on the Lagoon
23. productsW is for Why Not: The Case for a Truly Outrageous Arab Supercar