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The Revival of a Classic Industrial City
With an influx of fresh talent and smart investments, Detroit is rebuilding its brand, piece by pieceAt the end of the last century, Detroit was left for dead, a rust-ridden festering wasteland of a bygone era. Its decline didn’t happen overnight; the city that was once the mecca of American manufacturing, home to companies like General Motors, whose output in the mid-1950s rivaled the GDP of ... More -
The Revival of a Classic Industrial City
With an influx of fresh talent and smart investments, Detroit is rebuilding its brand, piece by piece -
An Art-Filled Private Getaway in the South of France
On the grounds of Provence's eccentric paradise Domaine Des Andeols, you'll find Warhols, avant-garde architecture, and a century's worth of family historyIn the charming Provençal region of The Luberon—where quaint villages and sweeping lavender fields are the main attraction—seclusion certainly isn’t hard to come by. It is perhaps most pronounced, though, within the confines of Domaine des Andéols, an 81-acre secluded haven just an hour’s drive east of Avignon. ... More -
An Art-Filled Private Getaway in the South of France
On the grounds of Provence's eccentric paradise Domaine Des Andeols, you'll find Warhols, avant-garde architecture, and a century's worth of family history -
Room Request! Denver Art Hotel
See inside the Mile High City's newest luxury hotelMost people don’t associate the Rocky Mountains with blue-chip modern art, but that’s all about to change. This summer, the ART Hotel—Denver’s most anticipated new luxury property—opened its doors to sophisticated jetsetters traveling through the West. Curated by Dianne Vanderlip, the hotel’s public spaces are bursting with ... More -
The New Arrivals
With the help of their hip, high-profile mothers, some babies are born boldfaced namesRomy doesn't quite recognize herself in photos yet, but she will soon. The 15-month-old New Yorker has a Polaroid from every day of the first six months of her life—each one scanned and saved onto two external hard drives. She's in portraits, paintings and illustrations created by friends of her ... More -
Drawn Together: The We Art Boston Auction
Bid on original works of art by Caldecott winners for a great causePainter and illustrator Joe McKendry, whose work has appeared in Esquire, Vanity Fair and countless others, may have authored last year's New York City Book Award winner (and New York Times Best Illustrated book) One Times Square (Times Square, 1955 illustration pictured right), but he actually ... More -
The Shape of Vodka to Come
A striking new bottle hits our bar this month. DuJour discovers the story behind its designOf the top shelf titans, it's not often that the beauty of the bottle seduces a beholder more than its contents. Yet for AnestasiA Vodka, requests have come in for just the bottle, without the alcohol inside. Our interests piqued, we turned to the bottle's designer, ... More -
My First Piece of Art: Daniel Boulud
The French chef shares the story of the first painting he ever ownedWhen I opened my first restaurant, Daniel, on East 76th Street, I worried about what I was going to put on the walls. The David Findlay Galleries were next door and I decided to start a relationship with the owner, so I borrowed three paintings by ... More
