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Joan Didion’s Estate Sale Items Paint a Picture of Her Life
Joan Didion, who died last year at 87, famously never used a decorator. The only interior design advice she admitted to taking came from her daughter, Quintana Roo Dunne. “I hope you California it up,” Quintana told her parents when she saw the New York City apartment they bought in 1988, after 24 years in Los Angeles. The move happened fast: The West Coast home Ms. Didion shared with her husband, the writer John Gregory Dunne, sold the same day it was listed, and the Upper East Side apartment they bought was the first one they saw. “We felt stale, settled, restless,” the couple said, explaining their move in a…
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Women’s Beer History, Home and Garden Show, Joan Mitchell Exhibition and more
The Joan Mitchell exhibition opens to the community this weekend at the Baltimore Museum of Artwork. Image courtesy of Baltimore Museum of Artwork. March celebrates Women’s Heritage Thirty day period, and will also provide St. Patrick’s Working day later this thirty day period. From talks about the vital position ladies have experienced in the brewing sector, to some early St. Paddy’s Day festivities, this weekend has us elevating a glass to Baltimore. With quite a few theatrical and musical performances all-around the city and the return of the Spring Maryland Residence and Garden Demonstrate, there is a good deal heading on. Whilst Baltimore Metropolis has lifted its mask mandate, firms…
