the cultural producers
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — For her wedding over the weekend, Nina Johnson had worked through a predictable checklist of locations in town: hotel ballrooms, restaurant halls and catering outfits.
In the end, though, she opted for the most glamorous, upscale and stylish setting she could find — a parking garage.
“When we saw it, we were in total awe,” said Ms. Johnson, 26, an art gallery director. “It’s breathtaking.”
Parking garages, the grim afterthought of American design, call to mind many words. (Rats. Beer cans. Unidentifiable smells.) Breathtaking is not usually among them.
Yet here in Miami Beach, whose aesthetic is equal parts bulging biceps and fluorescent pink, bridal couples, bar mitzvah boys and charity-event hosts are flocking to what seems like the unimaginable marriage of high-end architecture and car storage: a $65 million parking garage in the center of the city.
Vinteuil is a newly created agency dedicated to cultural productions.
Serious and social games, cultural applications, mobile media, digital strategy for cultural institutions, photography, etc.
With a baseline, stolen from Louise Bourgeois, "Art is a Guarantee of Sanity".
Vinteuil is a newly created agency dedicated to cultural productions.
Serious and social games, cultural applications, mobile media, digital strategy for cultural institutions, photography, etc.
With a baseline, stolen from Louise Bourgeois, "Art is a Guarantee of Sanity".
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