Cultured Magazine

A watercolor sketch by Miranda Brooks of a project in Mastic, Long Island. Brooks often gives these artfully illustrated sketches to her clients as gifts. 72 CULTURED

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• The Cultured List: What to do, where to be and what to see from Basel to Miami.
• Power Move: After more than a decade at The New Yorker, Paul Goldberger brings his critical eye to Vanity Fair.
• Grande Dame: Pearl Lam returns to Hong Kong to open the latest outpost of her namesake art and design gallery.
• Milan Moments: Designer Hernan Arriaga brings back the best of Salone- on his camera.
• Party Picutures: Relive the revelry from Design Miamis opening night.
• Hand Picked: A snapshot of whats in store for the Basel fair.
• On the Horizon: Meet this years recipients of the Designers of the Future Award.
• Time for a Chat? Design legacies take center stage at this years Design Talks.
• If You Build It, They Will Come: Murray Moss introduces his latest venture, Moss Bureau.
• Emerging and Established: Meet the latest crop of galleries to join Design Miami
• Page Turners: From Carlo Mollino to Jean Nouvel, round out your library with these new titles.
• Shop Talk: Miami art dealer Gary Nader talks Latin American art, market strength and Miami.
• Paris Progeny: At the helm of Studio Andree Putman, Olivia Putman is lighting up design.
• Dean of Design: Michael Smith takes us on a tour of his new gallery, Duke & Duke.
• Feigning Domesticity: Dealer Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn makes her Design Miami / Basel debut with new works by Rick Owens and betty Woodman.
• Secret Garden: Miranda Brooks marries art and architecture through her sought-after landscape-design practice.
• Magical Realism: A new book, Claude and Francois-Xavier Laianne, provides an intimate portrait of the artists work and home.
• Unique Vision: Contemporary design has a big presence at Basel. Meet a few of the designers whose work has us begging for more.
• Eastern Promise: Chinese architect Wang Shu is this years Pritzker Prize winner.
• Arab Spring: With provenances that include shahs and kings, Jean Royeres Middle East-era furniture is highly coveted.
• Contemporary Craft: By using an ancient process, Hun-Chung Lees contemporary works are steeped in tradition.
• Everything illuminated: Lighting takes the spotlight at Design Miami / Basel.
• Window Shopping: Seven artists, designers and collectors preview the fair and call out some of their favorite things.
• Found Treasures: The Campanas present Brazillian Baroque, a contemporary take on traditional italian design.