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Geschrieben von: Judy Seckler
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RENAISSANCE MAN
WING T. CHAO
An enduring legacy at Disney
When a guest visits a Disney resort anywhere in the world and notices Disney character art in the fabrics, the furniture, the carpets, the marble, light fixtures and the wrought iron grille work, a smile is almost sure to follow.
So many of the details that surprise and delight children and adults alike and make their entertainment experience special are the works of Wing T. Chao, who was the chief architect and master planner for Disney.
For almost 37 years, Chao created hundreds of projects worth more than $8 billion. Chao’s touch can be seen everywhere you look: the resorts, the parks, the restaurants, the retail shops, the vacation clubs, the entertainment centers, the Disney Cruise Line, the sports centers, the office buildings and the new planned communities.
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“The Cool School” presents a cinematic take on the explosion of the Los Angeles art world at midcentury. Director Morgan Neville discusses the film, its significance, and why he chose to point his lens at SoCal.
A half a century ago, Los Angeles emerged from its origins in the artistic blasé to become the embodiment of art world hip. Billy Al Bengston, Ed Ruscha, Dennis Hopper, Larry Bell and Ed Kienholz, to mention some of the coolest cats, threw the art world for a loop, managing to nudge the NewYork crowd off its perch at the art world mountaintop.
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Interior Designer of Crystals
Crystals is “a 21st-century abstract park,” says architect David Rockwell. Is he for real? Crystals is a half million square feet of retail, entertainment and some impressive interior spaces. It’s not necessarily a place where ducks waddle around.
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The designer behind one of Greystone’s revamped bedrooms and its adjoining bathroom and patio reveals she’s got more on her plate than her dining creations
Sitting in the sun-drenched breakfast nook of her Beverly Hills home overlooking her beloved garden with her parrots talking away, Barbara Lazaroff is surrounded by a large, colorful canvas, fancifully painted ceramic vases and plates by artist Anna Silver and a piece by sculptor Robert Graham. One thing about this virtuoso of pigment is clear—her world is one that is most unquestionably rich in color.
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An Interview with Fernando Botero
The paintings of neo-figurative Colombian artist Fernando Botero appear, on first examination, as playful compositions of corpu- lent figures with uni
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Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel, a Four Seasons Property
Chef Conny Andersson strolls through the Regent Beverly Wilshire’s THEBlvd restaurant, a fair distance from his less-than-illus
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Design Personality
“I create 24/7. If I’m awake, I’m creating something,” says design personality Christopher Lowell. A man with “a finger in many pies,” he could just as e
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President and Eloise W. Martin Director, Art Institute of Chicago
Career Highlights
Dr. James Cuno became the President and Eloise W. Martin Director of the Art Institute of Chicago i
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Composer and ASCAP President
For Paul Williams, composing isn’t a job. “I don’t work at songwriting,” says the accomplished songsmith. “I play at it.”
It’s this playfu
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With her fresh approach,makeup artist Bobbe Joy brings stunning results.
It’s art but with a three dimensional palette,” says Bobbe Joy. With a burning passion for both
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Ace Gallery Los Angeles presents techno-artist Kenneth Feingold
He stares. His voice is striking as he eyes me face-to-face, mano-a-mano. But he’s not human.
He’s a computer—or
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CEO and Wallis Annenberg Director, The Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Career Highlights
As Chief Executive Officer and Wallis Annenberg Director of the Los Angeles County Museum of
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