R. Daniel Foster
Writer and Photographer at Freelance
Writer, filmmaker, theatrical projection design at fosterimage.com
Writer, photographer (L.A. Times, WSJ, Forbes, Tin House + other national pubs), filmmaker (art, documentary, theatrical projection design)
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4 weeks ago |
forbes.com | R. Daniel Foster
The second Gilded Age? It’s not quite as gilded, at least on the outside. In recent decades, luxury has evolved from a surface transactional experience to one focused on longevity, wellness and intense experiences. Consumer values have driven the shift, especially among younger generations. They’ve doubled down on authenticity, sustainability and meaningful connections. Emotion is the engine behind luxury’s new branding. Far from hedonist escapism, this kind of indulgence targets the psyche.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | R. Daniel Foster
Do homes ever truly shake their storied pasts? Sit quietly in any aged home and tales of former owners and their well-lived lives reverberate. The residence owned by Paramount pioneer Adolph Zukor is certainly high-spirited—it includes echoes of antics of such party guests as Mick Jagger and composer Kurt Weill. Further back, early stars that Zukor signed were a presence. They included Douglas Fairbanks, Gloria Swanson, Mary Pickford and Rudolph Valentino.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | R. Daniel Foster
How did one little booklet come to signify so much? Passports are powerful symbols of identity, nationality and belonging—bestowing privileges of global mobility. Need to escape political unrest, war or personal danger? Your passport is your ticket out, an entry to a better life. Artist Pilar Castillo has taken note, creating counterfeit passports that critique oppressive colonial powers. The hyper-real fakes are built around timelines of countries’ socio-political histories.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com.br | R. Daniel Foster
Os tratamentos de spa de Belinda Lindsey, apresentados na terceira temporada da série da HBO The White Lotus, despertaram muita inveja entre os espectadores — atenuada pela chuva de tiros prenunciada no episódio de abertura. O turismo de bem-estar está em crescimento, com um aumento anual de mais de 16%, de acordo com o Global Wellness Institute. Os hoteis aproveitaram essa tendência, que não é mais um nicho de mercado para os mais ricos.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | R. Daniel Foster
Artist Corita Kent never met Andy Warhol, but she should have. Although their approaches diverged, both were central figures in the 1960s Pop Art movement. Warhol’s mass production techniques, riffs on commercial images and ironic takes on consumer culture intersected with art created by Kent, a Catholic nun who took the name Sister Mary Corita.
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