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In Baja California, a Restored 1900s Villa
By Michaela Trimble
Set on the Sea of Cortez, in Baja California Sur’s laid-back coastal town of La Paz, is the recently opened Baja Club hotel. Its original structure — an early 20th-century Spanish colonial-style villa — was renovated by the Mexico City-based architect Max von Werz , under the direction of Jaune and produced by the contemporary Mexican artist Claudia Fernández. Guests can unwind at the property’s sauna, Jacuzzi or infinity pool. And in the evenings, Greek-inspired dishes are offered at the hotel restaurant, an outdoor space set below an ivy-covered pergola, while cocktails are served at the rooftop bar. Rooms start at $275, bajaclubhotel.com .
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Never-Before-Seen Drawings by Kenny Rivero
By Chantal McStay
Kenny Rivero’s Kenny Rivero: Palm Oil, Rum, Honey, Yellow Flowers ,” on view at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center in Vermont, are no exception: Illustrated scenes appear on reclaimed record sleeves and torn-out book pages, among other makeshift canvases. While Rivero’s recent shows “Kenny Rivero: Palm Oil, Rum, Honey, Yellow Flowers” is on view through June 13 at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center, 10 Vernon Street, Brattleboro, Vt., brattleboromuseum.org .
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Joyful Tableware From a Renowned Chef
By Gisela Williams
The London-based Ottolenghi Flavor ” (2020) is my latest favorite, with recipes like zaatar cacio e pepe and a cucumber salad with tahini and black sesame seeds. So when I heard Ottolenghi was releasing a collection of tableware, I knew it would be both tasteful and bold. The line, which debuted earlier this week, consists of 100 pieces — from ceramic tapas and dinner plates to wine glasses and serving stands — produced by the Belgium-based studio Serax and designed by Ottolenghi and one of his longtime friends and collaborators, the Italian artist Ivo Bisignano , who splits his time between London and Tel Aviv. The wares come in an assortment of brilliant hues — From $28, available for pre-order at ottolenghi.co.uk .
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A Fragrance From Byredo Inspired by the Sky
By Zoe Ruffner
When Covid-19 forced Byredo’s Stockholm-based founder, Ben Gorham, to stay put in the $270, byredo.com .
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At Casa Gilardi, Robert Janitz’s Latest Exhibition
By Natalia Torija Nieto
The buildings and gardens that the Mexican architect Luis Barragán realized in the second half of his career, from the 1940s to the late ’70s, have in common a monastic feel that tends to inspire a contemplative state in a visitor. When the German artist Robert Janitz first began to engage with Barragán’s designs three years ago, he responded, in particular, to a sense of “dematerialization of space into colored light,” he recalls. It is fitting, then, that 10 of his own vibrant works are currently on view at “Best of All Worlds” is on view through May 8 at Casa Gilardi, Calle Gral. Antonio, León 82, San Miguel Chapultepec, Mexico City, archivocolectivo.mx .
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