AvroKO’s latest restaurant designs—from Dallas to Doha—redefine the modern steakhouse by blending Art Deco elegance with cultural storytelling. William Harris, Co-Founder and Principal, shares how each space brings tradition and innovation together, creating dining experiences that linger far beyond the table.

Nicole Lipp is a director who fearlessly blends dark humor and bold storytelling to craft films that push the boundaries of comedy and queer representation. With her sharp wit and uncompromising vision, she’s redefining what it means to create truly original cinema.

Nick Mele’s latest exhibition, Pages & Play, is on display at the Newport Art Museum through October 20, 2024, offering an intimate glimpse into his imaginative artistry. This photo diary captures the day the exhibition opened, showcasing Mele’s blend of old-world glamour with modern cheekiness as he captures the interplay between upscale interiors and their inhabitants. Curated with Danielle Rollins, the exhibition invites visitors to experience his timeless photographs in dynamic, bold settings inspired by his Palm Beach home.

Luxury fashion brand, Fallon and Ava, hosted a dynamic fusion of Erica Reiling’s vibrant paintings and the brand’s luxurious turtleneck collection in New York City. Guests will witness a seamless blend of sustainable fashion and artistic expression, illustrating the gorgeous synergy between fashion and art.

Filipino artist Annabelle Papas is set to mesmerize art patrons and enthusiasts once more with the launch of her latest series, aptly called ‘SYMBIOSIS ‘ for Filipinart, an exciting exhibition done in collaboration with the Crimson Hotel and the South Arts Festival which will be open to the public from March 6 to March 23 2024. The showcase is an ode to Filipino women and their prowess in the art world. 

In an age of instant captures, Allister Ann stands out. Based in Nashville, she began her journey touring with The Civil Wars at 22, leading to a career as Kenny Chesney’s personal photographer. Explore her enigmatic world, from her unique style to her reflections on destiny and creativity. Journey from her humble beginnings to her success in the music scene through personal anecdotes, revealing the soul of a true artist.

The House was built around art and its stories, which is why it was time (and overdue if you ask some) to feature a painter on one of our covers. We love Indivi Sutton for many reasons, but let’s start with the kind of person she is. Kind is the first word that comes to […]

Brett Barney is no stranger to the arts, being that he has been surrounded by different inspirational artistic figures from an early age, it is no wonder he landed on the path he is currently pursuing. Brett’s parents both took up oil painting when he was about four or five, and he watched them through their individual creative processes. His first major impression of art was something his father did.

Creating beauty with intention has become an art form as we continue to adapt to the fast paced world built around us. For Indivi Sutton, everything is creative, but is done so with a deep connection to the memories in her life and the natural world. From a very young age, she was taught not to just look at color, but how to feel it and connect with it, leaving her with the ability to create visual journeys for her audience. This appreciation for color is easily seen throughout her work and is something that made me pause and absorb. It is simplicity at its finest. 

Shei Phan is an Oklahoma native who lived throughout the entire state, as well as in California and Las Vegas. Phan began her creative journey during her childhood while witnessing her mother obtain an A+ as a single parent, since she raised her and her two siblings. Despite the challenges the family experienced, her mother always ensured the kids had food on the table and a place to sleep.

Today’s interview is about STRIKING THE RIGHT BALANCE . Joining me today is a woman described as an independent thinker and quiet force in her approach to life. Camille Obering is a fine art advisor, curator, and investor. She and her husband, multi-instrumentalist and composer Ben Musser are the founders of Guesthouse, a private studio space in Jackson Hole, Wyoming that invites artists, musicians, filmmakers, and creators to explore new ideas, and present their work to new audiences.  Last year, Vanderbilt Magazine highlighted Guesthouse as “a laboratory for adventurous art” in which “no project is too avant-garde”.

The House had a quick chat with Ella Dunn, Australian painter, about her latest collected recently shown at Saint Cloche Gallery in Melbourne titled, Deeper Water.

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