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Beaches

Cover Story

Peter de Sève’s “To the Sea!”

The artist discusses his relationship to spontaneity and his affinity for drawings done by hand.
Personal History

The Mystery of Hog Island

Ten years after Hurricane Sandy, the barrier islands of New York City remain vulnerable to devastating storms.
Flash Fiction

“Certain European Movies”

“They were trying to find the beach from the guidebook.”
Cover Story

R. Kikuo Johnson’s “Double-Parked”

The artist on learning to love New York City beaches and balancing passion projects with his career as an illustrator.
Daily Cartoon

Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, July 26th

“Read all about it! Your friends are on a beach somewhere!”
Cover Story

Christoph Niemann’s “Time for Reflection”

The artist on German beaches and the endless fascination of water.
Afterword

The Extremely Large Life of a Suntan-Lotion Mogul

Curiously, Ron Rice was not a tan man, but, with Hawaiian Tropic, he became the king of tan.
Letter from Daytona Beach

Retirement the Margaritaville Way

At the active-living community for Jimmy Buffett enthusiasts, it’s five o’clock everywhere.
The Deep

Invasion of the Pacific Footballfish!

When some exceedingly rare, particularly frightful deep-sea anglerfish washed up on California shores three separate times, people floated outlandish theories to explain their sudden arrival.
Shouts & Murmurs

County Health Office News Release: Beach-Water-Use Advisory

Advisory in effect until Monday, or whenever the Hell mouth closes.
Daily Cartoon

Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, October 12th

Falling into fall.
Dept. of Amateurism

The Opera Swimmers of Brooklyn

For the opera “Sun & Sea,” the Brooklyn Academy of Music let ordinary Brooklynites in bathing suits frolic on trucked-in sand and chat with the singers, to create the ambience of a real beach.
Culture Desk

The Return of White Sharks to Cape Cod

It’s a different feeling when swimming at the beaches that I grew up on.
Shouts & Murmurs

New York Beaches to Visit Before You Die

Bear Beach, Actual-Fire Island, Demon Bay, and more.
Cover Story

Roz Chast’s “Hi, It’s Mom”

The artist discusses her inner Jewish mother and why she doesn’t like warm seawater.
Cover Story

Diana Ejaita’s “Al Mare!”

The artist discusses the joys of summers at the beach.
The Front Row

“Old,” Reviewed: M. Night Shyamalan’s New Old-School Sci-Fi Movie

With spare methods and sharp images, the director turns a simple premise into potent fantasy.
Daily Cartoon

Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, March 30th

Cooking ideas for the next pandemic.
Daily Cartoon

Daily Cartoon: Monday, March 29th

Now playing in Florida. Coming to your town soon enough.
Cover Story

Gayle Kabaker’s “Out of the Blue”

The artist talks about her cover for the magazine, her love of beaches, and how she feels about travel since the pandemic began.