On a Mission to Save Cruise Ship Décor
Friday, September 10th, 2010MOORPARK, Calif.
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On a Mission to Save Cruise Ship Décor
Décor: Local poster art
Thursday, September 9th, 2010Posters don’t have to be something you leave behind at the end of college. True, it’s probably time to throw out the oversized one of Bob Marley smoking ganja. But if done correctly, decorating with screen-prints is a cost-effective, grown-up way to cover bare walls with art.
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Décor: Local poster art
A New Tableware Line at Metropolitan Museum Gift Shop
Friday, September 3rd, 2010Le Chat Noir, a new line of decorative accessories at the Metropolitan Museum of Art gift shop, was inspired by the work of a painter and printmaker best known for the image of a slinky black cat he created for a cabaret poster in 19th-century Paris.
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A New Tableware Line at Metropolitan Museum Gift Shop
Tovos Grill opening in North Fort Myers
Thursday, September 2nd, 2010Tovos Grill is scheduled to open Sept. 20 in the Walmart plaza at 547 Pine Island Road.
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Review: Theatre /verv/ presents a catty world premiere
Monday, August 23rd, 2010The story is lighthearted and could have been told in less time, but while this play will not change your life, it will make you laugh. by Maggie Winterfeldt Thursday night Theatre verv presented the world premiere of Simply Divided, a southern comedy by Georgia-based playwright Jeff Lovettet and directed by J.C. Conway. Simply Divided takes place in the Simply Delicious Diner, a local …
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Nautical Décor
Friday, August 20th, 2010KATHERINE RASMUSSEN, a graphic designer who owns a Brooklyn company called Reiter8, grew up in Concord, Mass., but spent summers on Cape Cod, where she learned to sail. It wasn’t until five years ago, though, that her life took a nautical tack.
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Five hungry girls, two days, and one sultry Southern city
Thursday, August 12th, 2010Forget the Charleston/Savannah rivalry. With its funky vintage style and burgeoning culinary and art scenes, Savannah is much more than a shabby sister city it’s a destination in itself. by Erica Jackson Forget the Charleston/Savannah rivalry. With its funky vintage style and burgeoning culinary and art scenes, Savannah is much more than a shabby sister city it’s a destination in itself …
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Bright ideas abundant for lamps
Sunday, August 1st, 2010Like fine pieces of art, lamps bring character to our homes and help finish a room. And, like art, high-quality lamps can be pricey, so it’s important to pick lamps that look perfect in your home and that will capture your heart for years to come.
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Bright ideas abundant for lamps
Scenic eats: At Tampa Bay’s best-looking restaurants, the food is only part of the picture
Wednesday, July 28th, 2010At Tampa Bay’s best-looking restaurants, the food is only part of the picture…. By Brian Ries Most people pay very little attention to the interior of the restaurant they are eating in. Unless the decor is shockingly horrible, or astoundingly interesting, eyes are usually firmly focused on friends, menu, food and sometimes the more attractive clientele scattered around the place. Partly, that …
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Scenic eats: At Tampa Bay’s best-looking restaurants, the food is only part of the picture
Weiwei’s political opposition is inspiration for conceptual art
Friday, July 23rd, 2010Beijing-based artist Ai Weiwei captures expressions of opposition against Chinese government through works of art.
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Weiwei’s political opposition is inspiration for conceptual art