The city of Antwerp, Belgium, has always quietly maintained a reputation as a place for innovation and creative expression. Five notable locals share some of their favorite spots, from beloved relics to new diversions. nyti.ms/44oKMuq

The conceptual artist Jenny Holzer discusses one of her favorite artworks — and sees it in person for the first time. nyti.ms/3y1l3fu

10 standouts from the 2024 Venice Biennale, from a sculpture that emits fragrance to an immersive pawnshop. nyti.ms/3w7nP26

New York’s August Wilson Theater has been transformed into a version of the fictional Kit Kat Club for the latest revival of the 1966 musical “Cabaret.” The show’s set designer gives T a look behind the scenes. nyti.ms/4aRIMNv

“She swept in backstage with a big cape on,” Lily Tomlin says of the first time she met her longtime collaborator. “We couldn’t believe it — this was Jane Fonda!” nyti.ms/3Qafhyk

The highlights of Milan’s annual design fair, from an exhibition in a 1940s-era Modernist house to a circular Ping-Pong table. nyti.ms/3QdIDfd

“I have rehab four times a week. But I’m still not sure what to expect,” says Jon Bon Jovi, who had throat surgery in 2022. “It’s humbling but I don’t mind the humility. I just want my tools back.” nyti.ms/4d5Z6f6

How do you get started? T asked ten creative minds — from the musician Joan Baez to the comedian Murray Hill — for their advice on beginning. nyti.ms/3U7WMvp

.Meg Stalter shares her process for developing a character — from Kayla, the less than helpful assistant she plays in HBO’s “Hacks” to Jessica, the protagonist in the new Netflix series “Too Much.” nyti.ms/4d1VyKV

Tracy Chapman on writing “Fast Car.” (via T Magazine) nyti.ms/3UodR4D

Meg Stalter (Meg Stalter ), Titus Kaphar, Sky Lakota-Lynch, and Sarah Pidgeon photographed by Shikeith & styled by Delphine Danhier for T Magazine Culture Issue 2024 nytimes.com/interactive/20…

T’s Culture issue looks at artistic beginnings in all their forms, from debuts to do-overs. nyti.ms/3xyQHAv

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of T and the start of Salone del Mobile, the designer Ramdane Touhami transformed the Villa Necchi Campiglio into an ode to the letter T. nyti.ms/3Ui14li

Over the course of 30 years, the artist Ellen Gallagher has created works that blend elements of history, humor and horror. From her studio in the Netherlands, she answers T’s Artist’s Questionnaire. nyti.ms/3JfCnzy

A growing market of fragrance fans is more interested in smelling peculiar than pleasant. nyti.ms/4ayZl0s

A new generation of bars, restaurants and bakeries are reinvigorating Milan’s food scene. Here’s where to go. nyti.ms/3UfgGGf

Shave ice is easy to find in Hawaii. But the best shops set themselves apart with fresh ingredients and old-school charm. nyti.ms/3TVSyHi

This fruit is arguably the bitterest food in the world — and it's making its way onto drinks menus from Hong Kong to Vancouver. nyti.ms/3POuUuQ

This week’s T List recommendations include vintage soccer jerseys made new, a Nile sailboat charter and a Parisian apartment overlooking Notre Dame. nyti.ms/3U6nHZJ