The show features work by artists and architects who've in some way or another been involved with the Pompidou over the years, including Chris Marker, Nan Goldin, and Daniel Buren, among others. The real highlight, though, is a bizarre glass ampule filled with stinky Parisian air that was on display when the museum opened three decades ago. Maximum pool cool in LA Your outdoor space just doesn't match your mid-century mod living room, right?
Well, there is hope. At L.A.
's new Poolside, in Santa Monica, you'll find all the retro outfittings for the perfect summertime, tiki-themed, 1960s-style shindig -- comfy chaises lounges, clever martini shakers, serving trays, vintage ashtrays, outdoor lighting, lots of barware, and dining sets with 70s-style designs and colors. Sorry, no Frankie Avalon blow-up dolls -- at least not yet. A sushi-bistro in S o Paulo What's a Japanese chef doing cooking Asian-French fusion in S o Paulo?
Who knows. But it's definitely worth checking out a smart new restaurant in the tony Jardim Paulista neighborhood. Shinya Koike trained at a sushi bar in Tokyo and a bistro in France (apparently doing a stint at Disneyland in between).
His menu is understandably eclectic, and includes such items as duck eggs with creamy house-made tofu and foie gras-wrapped veal milanesa. 39 Fern o Cardim St. Dinner for two is $60.
The show features work by artists and architects who've in some way or another been involved with the Pompidou over the years, including Chris Marker, Nan Goldin, and Daniel Buren, among others.
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