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NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Tracey Emin’s wrenching, confessional paintings at the Yale Center for British Art evoke emotions that are so intense you almost feel you are in the room with her.

resulting in a distinctive flavour cherished by the community Eager to break China’s monopoly on tea, the British were actively seeking alternative sources. In the early 19th century, British ...

J. M. W. Turner: Romance and Reality, 29 March-27 July; Tracey Emin: I Loved You Until the Morning, 29 March-August 10, Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, Connecticut ...

All over the world, Brits are known for their love of a good cup of tea. It’s thought that over 100 million cups are consumed across the UK each day, which equates to an average of two or three brews ...

Less-than-pristine paints and brushes from the studio of Lucien Freud (1922-2011) were sold by University Archives (23% buyer’s premium) in Wilton, Connecticut.

A viral trend showing people dropping everything to make a cup of tea prompted by a blaring alarm has been described as “quintessential” British humour, but has left Americans confused.

But every now and then, they surprise you with something totally different—at least, different enough to stand out to the average art lover. Their current exhibition, put together by Claymire—a group ...

A viral trend showing people dropping everything to make a cup of tea prompted by a blaring alarm has been described as “quintessential” British humour, but has left Americans confused. The trend ...

The trend began as a prank to play on people in the US, suggesting there was a daily siren known as the “tea time alarm”, reminding the British public to make a brew, and poking fun at the ...

The first As Ever products—tea, shortbread, honey—bring to mind British tea culture, and are a far cry from the image Meghan’s initial brand, America Riviera Orchard, evoked. The initial ...