Founded in 1978 by Micheal Daniels, Daniels Antiques has established itself as a premier destination for those seeking carefully curated antiques. With a commitment to preserving and showcasing the craftsmanship and quality of eras long past, Daniels Antiques has become a treasure trove of historical elegance.

Daniels Antiques boasts two distinct locations, each with its own unique collections. The Aspen, Colorado location is located at 431 E. Hyman Ave in downtown Aspen and was established in 1998. It is the longest standing shop on Hyman Ave. The shop is run by Simon and Michael Daniels. The collections range from the rarest vintage Louis Vuitton trunks, 1920’s prohibition era cocktail shakers, Black Forest carvings, World War 2 binoculars and original Sir Winston Churchill letters, signatures and photographs.

The Fort Lauderdale location is located in the heart of Fort Lauderdale at 615 E Las Olas Blvd. It is run by Jonathan Daniels and Christina Lara. The collection overlaps the Aspen store but also showcases, contemporary artists, rare French Industrial clocks and vintage American slot machines.

For over four decades Daniels Antiques has built, refined and expanded on its collection. Michael Daniels and his two sons are committed to providing their clients with the best experience possible.

Steve Jobs vs Neil Armstrong. After Watson 2011: Posing with a look of pure inspiration (or devious intensity), Steve Jobs is naturally contrasted with another 20th century revolutionary, Neil Armstrong. In this elaborate photomosaic by Alex Guofeng Cao, repeated images of the first man on the moon meld together to produce an icon of the personal-computer-age, a wonderful combination that exemplifies some of the most profound pioneers of the 20th century. Alex Guofeng Cao (born 1969) Steve Jobs vs Neil Armstrong, After Watson, 2011 Archival pigment print, flush-mounted and printed c. 2011, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. image/ flush-mount: 108 x 71 1/2in. (274.4 x 181.6cm.)

A Stupendous 36 inch Terraqueous Library Globe: A MAGNIFICENT LIBRARY GLOBE BY CARY OF LONDON AND JOHN ADDISON. MADE FOR OXFORD UNIVERSITY IN 1840.

Supported on a San Domingo Mahogany stand, with curved scroll shaped legs, and a turned and spirally lobed central column, raised upon a concave sided trefoil platform: enclosed within a brass meridian ring graduated in four quadrants, and having an hour dial, marked twice I-XII, the twenty four hand coloured gores are laid onto the hollow sphere, which had been coated with prepared plaster, the equatorial both graduated in degrees and subpided to two minutes; the Greenwich meridian ungraduated,with the equinoctial colure graduated in degrees, and subpided into two minutes labelled every five degrees; the ecliptic graduated for inpidual days, and labelled with the months, five day intervals and the twelve Zodiacal sigils; having the engraved horizon paper graduated in degrees of amplitude and azimuth, and labelled with thirty two compass points. A cartouche on the globe proclaims ‘Published under the Immediate Patronage of, and dedicated by permission to His Most Gracious Majesty George IVth by John Addison, London; Manufactured and Sold by G&J Cary, 86 St James’s Street London’. Dimensions
H: 54in/137cm Dia: 42 in / 107 cm.

A Black Forest Dog Umbrella Stand by Walter Mader: A carved mountain maple umbrella stand by Walter Mader, in the form of a life-sized dog standing alertly waiting for his owner. Swiss Carvings: The Art of the ‘Black Forest’, by Michael & Simon Daniels, published by the Antique Collectors Club, Suffolk, England, published 2005 See page 101 for an almost identical subject. The Mader Family of Brienz, a lakeside Swiss village were notable carvers of dog subjects of considerable artistic merit.

A 1920’s Louis Vuitton Trunk with LV monogram: converted into a bespoke traveling bar. Complete with the finest burr walnut brass lined woodwork, a complete set of Baccarat barware, Christian Dior silver and 1930’s Napier & Co silver cocktail shakers.

Marilyn vs Brigitte Bardot 2009 by Alex Cao: Alex Cao recreates iconic photographs out of digital mosaics. His intricate collages, often depicting celebrities, are composed of other well-known images, shrunk down to the size of a pixel. One of his best known pieces is an image of Marilyn Monroe composed of tiny images of Brigitte Bardot.

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J.M.W. Turner and Ellen Gallagher. Joshua Reynolds and Yinka Shonibare. John Singleton Copley and Hew Locke. Past and present collide in one powerful exhibition.

A powerful exhibition highlighting the works of Joshua Reynolds, J.M.W. Turner, Yinka Shonibare. John Singleton Copley and Hew Locke. It explores the relations of past ages in over 100 major contemporary and historic works at the Royal Academy of Arts.

Questioning power, representation and history, linking contemporary works to pieces from the past 250 years to present. This collects a mindset in which we can gather reflection.

This focal part is being exhibited in the main gallery and shall reflect the RA’s collection of artworks on the themes of the gallery’s colonial past.

The exhibition will be held from 3rd February to 28th April 2024 and there will be a talk on the mantra titled *How does art reframe history? On Thursday 22nd February at 6.30 pm in the Benjamin West Lecture Theatre at Burlington Gardens, or there will be a digital livestream.

When archaeologist and documentary filmmaker Peter Sommer walked 2000 miles from Troy to Turkey, he retraced the route of Alexander the Great. This became an inspiration to form his own travel company in 2002 and has won awards and accolades for his commitment to bespoke travel.

With the maximum of 14 guests, a cruise departs on 15th September for a 15-day Turkish Odyssey cruise.

With a beginning in Bodrum and a finish in Göcek, the cruise travels along the turquoise coast in a wooden gullet handcrafted in Turkey. By night there will be anchoring at picturesque bays and by day there will be trips mooring in tranquil settings while guests explore historic sites and enjoy gastronomy of the region.

Rich landscapes surround a trip which will discover markets, vineyards, and archaeological sites, all from a civilization with over 4000 years of history.

A fortress, theatre and an antique church are all samples of what to discover in the region with a Greek and Roman heritage which make part of an exploration of this Turkish realm.

Peter Sommer, founder of Peter Sommer Travels says: “Our intimate knowledge of the region includes familiarity with both world-famous and lesser-known ancient sites, and friendships with some of its finest artisans and food and wine producers. Rather than just going there, join us for an unforgettable experience as we truly get to know the archaeology and gastronomy of this spectacular coast.”

This magical experience includes guides, entrance fees, trips on land and airport transfers.

Peter Sommer Travels is a unique luxury family run company that tours in Croatia, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Turkey, and the United Kingdom. Since 2016 PST has been awarded Tour Operator of the Year six times receiving gold awards in 2016, 2018 and 2023 and silver awards in 2017, 2019 and 2020. For more details, visit https://www.petersommer.com

It’s show time at Selfridge’s and what better way to celebrate the Christmas season with a musical extravaganza! 

A unique bar experience that tells the story not only of the Cabaret in Berlin, it also reflects the evolution of a highly acclaimed London performance.  

The Kit Kat Club in Selfridge’s is identifiable by the champagne cocktails and cuvees whilst partnering with dancers at select moments throughout the course of a visit. 

The producers of the show itself say “Since our production of CABARET AT THE KIT KAT CLUB opened in London in 2021, both the musical itself and the pre-show entertainment that invites audiences into its world have been widely described as one of the greatest theatrical experiences in the West End. When we heard about Selfridges’ festive theme being ‘Showtime!’, we knew we’d found our perfect partnership, as well as the most brilliant space on their 4th Floor to take the decadence of the Kit Kat Club outside of our building for the very first time.” 

This exceptional piece of drama leaves visitors with the chance to purchase memorabilia from the namesake. For five weeks over the festivities the bar will be open from 12pm to 10pm daily, providing an eclectic mix of entertainment. 

This formation of the two partnering, be it the most extravagant department store or the West End Production, will allow partakers to view costumes up close, enjoy the repertoire and get merry all under one roof. 

In its thirteenth year of partnerships with friends, this time Claridge’s has combined efforts to show a Louis Vuitton tree featured inside two giant size cases.  

Created in 1875 the ever-famous Louis Vuitton trunk which depicts “the art of travel” has long been accompanied by the most precious and essential effects. 

This large sculptural creation stands with two wardrobe trunks at 5.2 metres

high each, adorned with Claridge’s travel stickers and an oversized travel tag.  

Inside the cases there are 15 vertical chrome trunks that stand at different sizes and make the silhouette of a Christmas tree in an Art Deco theme. Scattered amongst the tree in a snowy landscape are 21 Louis Vuitton Mascots, including Father Christmas himself. This all can be found in Claridge’s black and white marble lobby.

Both founded in 1854, there has been a long relationship with the brand, having opened its first London store around the corner from Claridge’s.  

With a relationship that is long standing, It is not the first time that Louis Vuitton himself came across Claridge’s. In the 1850s Vuitton became the personal layetier of Empress Eugenie, wife of Napoleon III and her winter residence was Claridge’s.  

Claridge’s General Manager Paul Jackson said of the collaboration “Christmas is the most magical time for us here at the hotel and we look forward to welcoming guests and seeing visitors immerse themselves in Louis Vuitton’s world.” 

The Tate Modern is to represent the unprecedented work of Yoko Ono in February 2024. Covering over seven decades of the artist’s showmanship, there will be a theme of the mindset that brought the collection together. Echoing her expressionist pathway there will be more than 200 works including installations, films, music, and photography. The Tate writes that it will reveal a radical approach to language, art and participation that continues to speak to the present moment.  

Her avant-garde creativity has been shaped through moving in artistic circles in Tokyo and New York and the exhibition starts with her early pivotal roles defined in “instructions”. She takes a humorous attitude to working with the mind, asking her subject to “listen to a heartbeat” and “step in all puddles in the city”. Her craftmanship expresses a gratitude for life and each parody is a moment shared by the mind of the artist. The typescript draft of Ono’s anthology “Grapefruit” will be displayed for the first time at the Tate Modern with her instructions written between 1953 and 1964.  

The centre of the exhibition will reflect Ono’s five year stay in London from 1966, when she met artists including her husband and collaborator John Lennon. Key features are abstract in the sense that it paints a picture in a stream of consciousness like “sky” which has been ever present in Ono’s life, being a child fleeing the war in Japan, where she found comfort and solace in her core. This collection features Ono’s 1966 SKY TV broadcast of the sky above the Tate Modern. 

Ono’s most famous campaign reflects her mentality when she and her late husband sent acorns to world leaders and did a billboard campaign of “War is Over” in 1969. Her work has been a constant evolving patter of humanitarianism and a play on the attention of the beholder. The exhibition reflects the interaction of Ono’s mantras and in this exhibition The Tate has taken its title from Ono’s Music in the Mind concerts and events in London and Liverpool in 1966 and 1967. 

Yoko Ono: Music of The Mind is running from 15th February 2024 until 1st September 2024. Tate Members get unlimited free entry to all Tate Exhibitions.  

Having began its story in Soho London, the members club has grown to be a worldwide phenomenon spanning its properties not just all over the UK but across the globe. 

With properties in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Hong Kong, India, Thailand, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, Italy, Sweden, and France to name a few, the popular residence has two new assets in Portland USA and Sao Paulo, and it does not stop there for its members. 

Membership can be specific to a house, or it can range to global membership meaning there will never be a shortage of entertainment and refuge for its loyal patrons. 

The events range from dinner feasts in Dubai, warming bonfires at Babington House, to fashion pop-ups in Atlanta and Majid Jordan performing a duo DJ set in Toronto.  

Members are given access to view the events on its own portal page of the Soho House website and potential members can calculate global or country, in house membership through pressing this membership calculator: Soho House | Membership pricing 

The Design Museum are to curate an exhibition of the inspirations of legendary film director Tim Burton.

Tim Burton has created nineteen films that have made him become a renowned global film director. From Sweeny Todd to Alice in Wonderland, this artistic fable of storytelling has led to him orchestrating his own themes through a worldwide tour of exhibition.

Travelling the globe, this show of his works is finally coming to the Design Museum in London from 25th October 2024 until 21st April 2025.

His own universe of artistic rights will show the public his production from being an illustrator, painter, photographer, and author, alongside his masterful director experience. The Design Museum has described him “As a multi-disciplinary artist his creations extend beyond the limits of mediums and formats.”

Created from his own archive of drawings, paintings, photographs, storyboards and props, the visitor is left with a multitude of references into this great mind of the beholder.

The exhibition is organized by Jenny He, Independent Curator, in collaboration with Tim Burton and adapted by Maria McLintock for the Design Museum.

Nicole Scherzinger stars in Andrew Loyd Webber’s celebrated production of Sunset Boulevard at the Savoy Theatre.

The production that runs until 6^th January 2024, features some of the memorable songs such as The Perfect Year and As If We Never Said Goodbye, lead by director Jamie Lloyd for this unmissable appearance.

Norma Desmond, the main character, played by Scherzinger, longs to be back on the big screen, and with that finds her only hope, a struggling screenwriter. As the tale unfolds there is a relationship that leads to disastrous circumstances.

Scherzinger is a master at this performance, following already starring in Cats and being a multi-platinum award winning artist who performed for King Charles and Queen Camilla’s Coronation Concert.

This intoxicating theatre tribute is a theme for all those struggling and seeking fame through bitter accounts of mastering adoration.

Radiant with expression this next exhibition of the Mash Gallery in Los Angeles gives a nostalgic insight into the journey of the life of the gallery owner, Haleh Mashian. Artist Yaghoub Jacob Souferzadeh will be showcasing his work in December for the first time in the luxury venue, but it is not the first time he and Mashian had met.

Contacted by the artist, Mashian made a visit to his studio only to find that this was the man who introduced her to art at the early age of eleven in Iran.

The artist’s work is one of a reflective account of Iran’s canvas set in landscapes of Northern Iran, particularly the enchanting Shomal region. His rose collections and more can attribute to his wide breadth of colour and textures within his paintings.

The Mash Gallery writes that “His work is characterized by meticulous attention to detail and a deep emotional connection to his birthplace.”

The empowerment of a meaningful encounter will be on display from December 14th 2023 to January 4th 2024.

With twenty-five days in the advent calendar created by Vogue, this glorious gift is packed full of handpicked luxuries to make you feel the sparkle of Christmas. Hair treatments, new to be released beauty products, scented candles and jewellery are among all to be found inside this season’s must have guide into opulence.

The Conde Nast Publication are donating £75,000 to charities in response to purchases made of this product. These include Sistah Space, akt, and Women for Refugee Women: all to receive £25,000 each.

Within the catalogue of prosperity, you can find brands such as Charlotte Tilbury, Dr. Barabara Sturm, Sisley, BBB London, Yolke, REN, Lily & Roo, Elemis, Killian Paris, Laura Vann and Aspinal of London. Containing 31 products, this pure indulgence present packed box is available while stocks last and retails at £350.

The artwork of the box is a count down from the very first covers of issues of the publication from 1916 to the present day. This is an entire wish list for the faithful and for those long concerned with splendour.

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Poems by Megan Fox have been published. The dark and wicked humour of the actress is now referenced through a literary art form contained in over 80 works. Her beauty has come to reflect the understanding of men on an invisible platform, where she reflects upon the relationships she has sealed in her past. The newly found writer has said: “These poems were written in an attempt to excise the illness that had taken root in me because of my silence. I’ve spent my entire life keeping the secrets of men, my body aches from carrying the weight of their sins. My freedom lives in these pages and I hope that my words can inspire others to take back their happiness and their identity by using their voice to illuminate what’s been buried, but not forgotten, in the darkness.’

The ecstasy of understanding emanates from her poetry. Fox resides in Los Angeles and creates her work to ensure that her predicaments are not going untold. The ones we love make impressions on our soul. Her poetry is infectious. The hardback is available for £16.99 and is also available in eBook and audio download.