In every The Good Life: Editors’ Picks column, we round up our editors’ favorites—restaurants, cocktails, experiences, exhibits, and everything in between. Here is our latest list. Art Deco: Modernity and Design in the Philippines, 1925–1950 at the National Museum of Fine Arts I spent a recent Saturday afternoon at the National Museum of Fine Arts for the opening of "Art Deco: Modernity and Design in the Philippines, 1925–1950." The exhibition gathers more than 300 objects from over 40 collections, offering a remarkable look at Philippine Art Deco during the two and a half decades that marked the country’s golden age of industrial and agricultural progress leading up to World War II. Presented by the museum’s Architectural Arts and Built Heritage Division, headed by Arnulfo Dado, and co-curated by Ivan Man Dy and Miguel Rosales, the show drew a crowd dressed in Art Deco–inspired outfits, curators included. They led guests through..
