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12:00 PM, JANUARY 22 2015 Deborah Turbeville’s Dreamy-Nightmarish Fashion Photography

by Rachel Tashjian

Every week in the Culture List, Vanity Fair editors present a ruthlessly curated selection of parties, art openings, exhibits, and mustn’t-miss events. In this week’s edition: fashion spreads that make you ponder your mortality at Staley Wise Gallery, high-art kimonos, the Secretary of the Treasury’s art obsession, and a pop-up restaurant from Thomas Keller.

The Private Apartment of Madame du Barry, Versailles, , 1980.

COURTESY OF STALEY WISE GALLERY/© DEBORAH TURBEVILLE.

“Deborah Turbeville”

Staley-Wise Gallery,

January 23 through March 21

If you’ve ever flipped through a fashion magazine, landed on a page on which restless models pose outside a derelict bacon warehouse—one maybe pawing at another’s eyes listlessly while a third lies on the ground, staring at a vulture overhead—and thought to yourself, That Proenza Schouler bag is really something! then thank Deborah Turbeville. The editor-turned-photographer pioneered a dreamy-nightmarish style, one in which http://www.vanityfair.com/online/daily/2015/deborah-turbeville-photography-culture-list Seite 1 von 3 Deborah Turbeville’s Dreamy-Nightmarish Fashion Photography | Vanity Fair 26.01.15 16:39

fashion spreads were like a Stevie Nicks music video directed by Edouard Manet. This latest show includes scenes from her famed 1975 bath house spread for Vogue, which will cast an eerie spell over your usual schvitz routine.

“Jorinde Voigt: Salt, Sugar, Sex”

Lisson Gallery, , Italy

January 23 through March 13

Jorinde Voigt’s pencil and pastel series will thrill anyone who cranked the microscope to 11 during Biology 101 and “ooh”-ed over the powdery pink colors. But Voigt’s kimonos, created in collaboration with designer Mads Dinesen, might be the real stars of the show: witness the plush, jellyfish-like ensemble to the right

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COURTESY OF LISSON GALLERY, MILAN/MALI LAZELL.

LEFT, © ESTATE OF GEORGE PLATT LYNES, RIGHT, © GETTY IMAGES/BERENICE ABBOTT

“Jean Cocteau, an American Donation—Robert Rubin”

Fondation Pierre Bergé—Yves Saint Laurent, , France

January 20 through February 7

If you thought of former secretary of the treasury Robert Rubin simply as the man who oversaw the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act, think again: here is a man who loved Jean Cocteau. Rubin recently donated a collection of works by and of the celebrated avant- gardist to Saint Laurent’s foundation.

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Courtesy of Thomas Keller Restaurant Group.

Ad Lib: a pop-up restaurant from Thomas Keller

The Royal Oak at Silverado Resort & Spa, Napa Valley, California

Serving dinner Thursday through Monday

While the French Laundry is closed for renovations, staff from the Yountville mecca will sharpen their knives in Napa Valley in a pop-up restaurant on the grounds of the Silverado Resort & Spa. There aren’t any salmon cornets on the menu, but there is plenty of classic American food, by which we mean: rib-eye, Caesar salad, steak tartare, vegetable pot pie, and ice cream. Executive dads who need to recoup calories after hours of golf will be satisfied, but so will blissed-out spa visitors seeking fresh vegetables, salmon fillets, and our favorite post-steam room snack: a side order of mac and cheese (how can you not?). – Alex Beggs

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