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Norton Museum of Art announces 27 major new acquisitions María Berrío (American, born Colombia, 1982), The Quiet Undoing, 2020. Collage with Japanese paper and watercolor on canvas 84 × 84 ½ in. (213.4 × 214.6 cm) Purchase, R. H. Norton Trust, 2021.27 © María Berrío. WEST PALM BEACH, FLA .-The Norton Museum of Art today announced 27 new acquisitions by a range of established and mid-career artists that illuminate diverse perspectives. Since its founding, the Norton Museum of Art’s collection has been supported and bolstered by distinguished collectors and members of the Palm Beach co...

Ori Harpaz Someone orders the Cajun chicken, owner Philippe Delgrange greets a patron warmly, a table debates animatedly when the Lincoln Center might reopen. The sounds and smells are pure Madison Avenue, but this is Palm Beach, where Upper East Side French bistro Le Bilboquet has opened its new outpost down the street from La Goulue—Sant Ambroeus is a short drive away. Just as the pandemic has sent a flock of New Yorkers down south, restaurants have followed suit. The Art Deco-inspired interior of Le Bilboquet in Palm Beach. Ori Harpaz The new Le Bilboquet in Palm Beach is situated in a...

Music, art, pop culture and super models are all part of the mix with "The World of Anna Sui," a fashion exhibit at the NSU Art Museum in Fort Lauderdale Feb. 28-Sept. 19.

You may know fashion designer Anna Sui for frocking “It Girls” from now (Adele, Gigi Hadid, Vanessa Hudgens, Leighton Meester, Emma Watson, the Duchess of Cambridge) and from then (Sofia Coppola, Nicole Richie, Courtney Love, Paris Hilton, Blake Lively). Or perhaps you scrambled for one of the retail collaborations or product lines the New York-based bohemian bigwig did with Target, Macy’s, ...

Palm Beach scrutinizes free parking in its three business corridors Palm Beach Daily News Every day, residents, workers and visitors destined for the town’s three commercial corridors, engage in a first-come, first-serve battle for roughly 1,100 curbside parking spaces — only about half of which can be had for free, at least for an hour or two.  The unrelenting pursuit of free parking spots has been a point of contention — and escalating regulation — for decades.  The result is a hodgepodge of parking zones that change from street to street and sometimes even multiple times within ...