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PARTY PICS
SARAH WETENHALL, AMANDA SKIER
CARTER AND LINDSEY ROEHL
TAYLOR SMITH AND KRISTIN KELLOGG
WHO: Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach WHAT: “Landmarks Discovered” Premiere WHERE: The Colony Hotel, Palm Beach HIGHLIGHTS: Guests enjoyed canapés and cocktails at the Palm Beach hotel before settling in for the premiere of its feature in the Preservation Foundation’s virtual series, “Landmarks Discovered.”
KATHERINE LANDE, KEVIN CONDON JAMES AND EMILY CLIFFORD
SHANNA AND DANIEL KAHAN
KRISTEN AND MATT BARDIN
LORIANNE MURRAY, CARL VASILE, JOY PAHLAVAN KAY LIST, OMI DIAZ
RON BURKHARDT, JULIE HAYEK
CAMILLA WEBSTER, BRUCE HELANDER ARTWORK BY CAMILLA WEBSTER
CAMILLA WEBSTER STUDIO OPENING
WHO: Camilla Webster WHAT: VIP opening reception WHERE: Studio 1608, West Palm Beach HIGHLIGHTS: Art lovers toured Webster’s paintings in their new home at the renowned studio space. A portion of the evening’s proceeds will benefit The Art Altruist to support arts recovery across the county.
EMILY REED, PETER AND SHANNON REED AIDA PEREZ FLAMM AND ALLAN FLAMM PAMELA TAYLOR
EMILY REED, SHANNON REED
LORIANNE MURRAY, DAVID MCCLYMONT
OMAR HERNANDEZ, SUSAN MAGRINO ED CARTER, CHRISTIE LEMIEUX
PAUL CHEVALIER
LA GOULUE + ROCK ANGEL SUMMER FÊTE
WHO: Château d’Esclans WHAT: Rock Angel Summer Fête WHERE: La Goulue, Palm Beach HIGHLIGHTS: Flowing rosé and delectable hors d’oeuvres by Michelin-starred chef Pascal Sanchez set the tone for the kickoff celebration for the famed restaurant’s weekly Sunset Fête, featuring pours of Whispering Angel and Rock Angel.
BOBBY AND IVEY LEIDY, BETTINA ANDERSON, MEHMET OZ PAUL CHEVALIER, HOLLIS BRADLEY PICA, MELISSA KATZ, LOGAN HORNE, BETTINA ANDERSON
AMANDA POLK, HOLLIS BRADLEY PICA
STEVEN STOLMAN, PAMELA FIORI, RICH WILKIE
ANNIE WATT
With the Wind IN MIND
Winds of change are blowing in West Palm Beach, particularly in Rosemary Square, where the past several years have wrought a reimagining of the neighborhood’s future. At its north end, the recently completed 360 Rosemary delivers 20 stories of Class A office space, and a 20-foot-tall art piece at its entrance grants depth.
Material (SG) II was commissioned by Related Companies (related.com) from BritishNigerian artist Yinka Shonibare to serve as the crowning touch of the tower’s outdoor plaza. The installation is part of Shonibare’s “Wind Sculpture” series, which has been exhibited around the world, from the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art in Washington, D.C. to the Ndubuisi Kanu Park in Lagos.
The hand-painted fiberglass sculpture captures the essence of wind in a colorful patterned fabric regarded as traditional African cloth—Indonesian batik patterns that were produced in Dutch factories and sold to West African colonies in the 1800s. The work represents global migration, the interconnectedness of our hybridized modern world, and the invisible power of nature.
PROVIDED BY RELATED COMPANIES / PHOTO BY VAN RICHARDSON
INSIDER
By Skye Sherman
