Discover the captivating allure of Parisian life right in New York City! From delectable pastries at Angelina Paris to the rustic charm of Maman, each stop embodies the elegance and joy of French culture. Embrace delightful cuisine, art, and leisurely moments for an unforgettable experience deserving of every Francophile’s heart.
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The Hudson Valley, with its blend of water, mountains, and art, captivates my heart. Dia:Beacon, a contemporary art museum in a former box printing factory, houses top-tier artists’ works. The industrial space is a must-visit, featuring permanent and rotating exhibitions. For art enthusiasts, a trip to the museum is truly a dream come true.
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Dan Flavin, an American minimalist artist, is known for creating installations and sculptural pieces using fluorescent light fixture tubes. His work, inspired by Russian Constructivist artist Vladimir Tatlin, represents impermanence and responds to its architectural setting. His iconic neon art can be experienced at venues like the Menil Collection in Houston, Dia: Beacon in New York, and the Dan Flavin Art Institute in Bridgehampton.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art is currently hosting an exhibition celebrating the centennial of photographer Irving Penn’s birth. The retrospective features over two hundred photographs, including portraits of cultural icons and stunning nudes, as well as images from Penn’s travels. The exhibition offers a glimpse into a bygone era of grace and high-fashion, conveying Penn’s deep connection with his subjects.
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HGU NEW YORK, formerly known as Hotel Grand Union, underwent $18 million renovations to become a blend of old and new New York. Conveniently located off Madison Ave, it offers a hip atmosphere, contemporary art collection, and a lounge. Guests praise the midtown location, quiet rooms, helpful staff, and thoughtful perks like free breakfast.
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The New Museum, located in lower Manhattan, New York City, showcases modern architecture with a steel exterior contrasting the brick facade. Currently on display is “A Pen of All Work” by Raymond Pettibon, spanning three floors and thirty years of drawings, reflecting on historical and political events. The exhibition runs until April 9, 2017, offering diverse and thought-provoking content.
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