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Floating Figures by Katherine Bradford

The work of Katherine Bradford provide themselves like scenes from a dream, vivid and quick at the same time as their that means stays mysterious. Fluorescent nude males ring a pool suspended among the many stars. Disembodied legs sporting gown footwear encroach on a green-haired lady’s private house. A group of sea swimmers gaze out at lightning on the horizon. “Sometimes I do a painting,” says Bradford, who splits her time between Brooklyn and coastal Maine, “and then I make it darker, and then darker and then darker. It’s because I like the mystery. I like things that happen at night.” Bradford has been portray because the Seventies, however her flip to figuration within the ’90s serves as the place to begin for the primary solo survey of her work, now on the Portland Museum of Art in Maine. Across greater than 40 work, the present traces her technical evolution — from single topics to ensembles, from oils to acrylics — as she returns to what she calls her “bag of tricks”: swimmers, caped superheroes, floating horizontal our bodies. The artist is drawn to those avatars of worry and uncertainty, she says, as a result of “it’s the opposite of those old stately portraits of royalty, where they’re supposed to look invincible. I like to do people who are slightly falling apart.” “Flying Woman: The Paintings of Katherine Bradford” is on view by way of Sept. 11, portlandmuseum.org.

The British designer Luke Edward Hall was listening to “Week-End à Rome,” the synth-driven 1984 pop hit by Étienne Daho, when he dreamed up his newest capsule assortment for Chateau Orlando, the style and housewares model he launched in February 2022. A French tune about an Italian getaway, it evoked for Hall the sun-drenched promise of summer time holidays and languorous, lengthy lunches within the Mediterranean — and spawned retro restaurant-inspired motifs in his trademark scribble for T-shirts, tote luggage, a seashore towel and a poster. Hall has designed interiors, ceramics and garments for manufacturers together with Burberry, Ginori 1735 and Diptyque, however Chateau Orlando permits him to indulge his private whims, resembling zanily patterned cotton sweater vests and drink trays that includes an illustration of his whippet, Merlin. He check drove this newest capsule on his honeymoon hopping between Lake Como and the Amalfi Coast in June, however these staying nearer to residence would possibly discover the model’s cherub-adorned seashore towel, a spritz and an Italo-disco playlist can usher in a lazy afternoon in their very own yard. From about $100, chateauorlando.com.

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A Farm-Fresh Shop in Vienna

For the previous 20 years, the family-run Meinklang biodynamic farm and vineyard in Austria’s Burgenland area has targeted on producing historical grains like einkorn and emmer (from which it makes its personal beer) and grass-fed Angus beef. This spring, impressed by a pandemic pop-up in Vienna, the property’s managing director, Niklas Peltzer, and Werner Michlits, one of many three sons nonetheless working the farm, opened Meinklang Hofladen, a farm store and bistro in a transformed residence within the capital metropolis’s Fifth District. “We preferred a cleaner, modern look that reflects the farm’s character through the materials we’re using — we didn’t want it to seem artificially old or kitschy,” says Peltzer of the minimalist design, which options bouquets of dried herbs and hand-carved oak cabinets lined with jars of pickled and preserved produce from final 12 months’s crops. Ninety % of merchandise on provide come from the farm, and are joined by almost 200 bottles of pure wine from throughout Europe, the United States and Australia. The chef Thomas Piplitz, beforehand of Studio in Copenhagen, assembles a seasonally pushed daytime menu of herb-heavy salads and small plates, just like the signature Angus tartare, for the handful of tables within the store and street-side terrace till 3 p.m., when the bistro begins pouring vino alongside housemade charcuterie and cheese from the Austrian Alps. Margareten Strasse 58, Vienna, meinklang.at.

After two years of isolation, collaboration has by no means felt so treasured. With its first challenge accessible for buy by on a regular basis clients, Ecco Leather, the Danish tannery that sometimes sells on to producers, appears to agree. At.Kollektive brings collectively 4 star designers for normal nine-item drops of thought of leather-based objects, together with furnishings, clothes and niknaks. The names embrace the Catalan designer Isaac Reina, the French designer Natacha Ramsay-Levi, the German designer Kostas Murkudis and the British designer Bianca Saunders; Ramsay-Levi takes the reins for the preliminary assortment, out this fall, in her first time engaged on furnishings and her first design outing since her departure from Chloé, the place she served as inventive director, in 2020. The outcomes embrace an ottoman and facet desk that pair tough Trani marble with vacuumed leather-based. “I realized that the veins we were freezing on the leather echoed the natural veins of the marble, so we accentuated this dialogue, as if in a game of mirrors,” Ramsay-Levi explains. Furthering the collaborative spirit, every season the group plans to work with an architect (starting with the Belgian Bernard Dubois) to plot leather-centric shows for the items, which might be on view at Ecco’s gallery and boutique in Copenhagen. From $200, atkollektive.com.

Insomnia drove the Singaporean former trend govt Bernard Teo to go looking, 5 years in the past, for the “most inhospitable place on earth” after which go there: Ethiopia’s Danakil Depression, with its 125 diploma temperatures, and onward to the Omo Valley. On the bottom there with the villagers, he lastly slept by way of the night time, and was impressed to foster that type of interdependence with the atmosphere, albeit in a friendlier local weather — among the many radiant inexperienced rice fields of Tabanan Regency on Bali, in Indonesia. His resort, the Lodge within the Woods, opens this week as a sequence of low-slung concrete buildings that hew to nature, with hallway roofs punctured to accommodate sinewy tree trunks and a colossal boulder backstopping the open-air river home. Filled with Central Javanese picket statues and batik textiles by the Bali-based American jeweler Lou Zeldis, who died in 2012, the six visitor rooms (together with a two-bedroom barn) evoke the Tropical Modernist Geoffrey Bawa’s seamless indoor-outdoor dwelling. Harmonizing with nature right here means encouraging all to roam freely, together with 4 albino horses and 7 albino Etawah goats, who could be part of visitors for a swim within the close by waterfalls and tide swimming pools. Visitors also can plant zucchini and eggplant on the adjoining chemical-free farm and luxuriate in meals within the whitewashed eating room overlooking the pool. It’s a sanctuary, Teo says, the place “humans and animals mingle without distinction.” Rooms from $240 per night time, lodgeinthewoods.com.

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