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This browser’s delight, with one-of-a-kind art, antiques and modern design, has moved from the Armory to a new Spring Palace — the former Barneys on Madison Avenue.
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This browser’s delight, with one-of-a-kind art, antiques and modern design, has moved from the Armory to a new Spring Palace — the former Barneys on Madison Avenue.
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Our weekly roundup of headlines from around the world that are affecting the hospitality industry Words by: Will Speros Snøhetta designs a mile-long ship tunnel in Norway, Michigan’s Cranbrook Academy receives a generous donation, and late artist Winfred Rembert, whose work depicts the Jim Crow South, is remembered. All that and more in this week’s Five on Friday. One week left to submit to the 2021 HD Awards! The Shawn Hausman-designed Standard, London; a winner in the Lifestyle Hotel category at the 16th annual HD Awards The deadline for both project and product submissions to the 17th...
Winfred Rembert, artist whose work was rooted in the Jim Crow US South, is dead at the age of 75 Winfred Rembert, the self-taught African American artist whose life story was deeply rooted in the struggle against Jim Crow segregation in the US South, died at his home in New Haven, Connecticut on March 31 at the age of 75. Rembert, who survived a near-lynching as a young man and served seven years on a Georgia chain gang, achieved a measure of recognition, in the last decade of his life, for the vivid works he created on carved and dyed leather. Winfred Rembert,