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Gladstone's to Continue Operations, Launches New Happy Hour Concept - Vimarsana News

Gladstone's to Continue Operations, Launches New Happy Hour Concept

Staff Joined Forces Among Themselves to Create a New Type of Ownership By Zach Armstrong An iconic dining gem for West L.A. made headlines recently with news that it would end operations sometime this month, while the space awaited Wolfgang Puck to rebuild it with his own vision. However,

Spirits in the Material World: A Trip to the Eames Institute - Vimarsana News

Spirits in the Material World: A Trip to the Eames Institute

Kenneth Caldwell visits the Eames Ranch in Petaluma, California to unpack the goals and secrets of the Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity.

Bank to Burger King to Frank Gehry-designed concert hall - Vimarsana News

Bank to Burger King to Frank Gehry-designed concert hall

Smart adaptive reuse reimagines an old bank as a musical performance site for Gustavo Dudamel's YOLA, in the process preserving a piece of Inglewood.

Detroit Institute of Arts receives gift of important work by artist Titus Kaphar - Vimarsana News

Detroit Institute of Arts receives gift of important work by artist Titus Kaphar

Detroit Institute of Arts receives gift of important work by artist Titus Kaphar Titus Kaphar, Nip Tuck (Portrait of Lillian Dandridge), 2009, oil on crumpled canvas. Detroit Institute of Arts. DETROIT, MICH .- Expanding the Detroit Institute of Arts’ collection of African American art, museum supporters Nancy and Sean Cotton have donated Nip Tuck (Portrait of Lillian Dandridge), a 2009 painting by award-winning artist Titus Kaphar, born in Kalamazoo, Mich. in 1976. The Cottons have loaned an additional nine works of art that will be on display beginning May 15, 2021. "It's extremely generou...