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10. The remastered version of the Smashing Pumpkins' Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness CD. "1979" is the song I want playing as my casket is lowered into the ground. 11. DVD of the Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel documentary. Perfect background for a girl's night of drinking and recapping holiday parties. 12. Fresh gardenias. For the cold days outside, find warmth by adding scent to your sitting room. Have a friend with a private jet fly them in if you can't locate at your neighborhood florist. I was at a loss for my last selection. I have always wanted a tattoo, but I've never found a parlor that provided inordinate amounts Roberto of morphine, since I have a low pain Cavalli threshold (a paper cut throws me into Resort a raging, crying mess). Also, it's a little tacky to have one showing on your demure shoulders when wearing a strapless Proenza Schouler, so get one on your colon. BTW, I have a pierced colon, and it makes for an intriguing conversation at a Highland Park cocktail party. Billy Fong, billy@ papercitymag.com Marc Jacobs CONVERSATION Raphaëlle Bischoff, co-founder and co-owner of London-based gallery Bischoff/Weiss, fields questions from Kenny Goss, the man at the top of The Goss-Michael Foundation, Dallas. Describe your trajectory as a gallerist, and how you and Paola Weiss came to found the gallery. Paola and I met in 2004, and after curating a few projects together we decided to open a gallery. We found a little space in the East End just behind Hoxton Square. The rent was low, and our location was perfect at the time. The area was really buzzing with lots of other young galleries around us. From left: Raphaëlle Bischoff Paola Weiss Who will the headliners be in your booth? Rana Begum, Nathaniel Rackowe and Michael Reisch. Begum does sculpture, Kenny Goss and she comes from Bangladesh. Rackowe is from the UK and also does sculpture that involve light. Reisch comes from Germany and does very large-scale photographs. What is your personal background? Paola's? What strengths do you both bring to running a gallery, and what roles do each of you play? Paola and I come from very different backgrounds. Although we started with different roles at the gallery, I would say that through time we have really merged, and we always take all the decisions together. Our tastes have become more similar with time, and if we both go around an art fair separately, chances are that we will like the same works. I see this as a real strength, as we have a very clear vision of the gallery's program, and we are a very strong team. For the rest of the conversation, peruse papercitymag.com. DALLAS ART FAIR: APRIL 12 – 14, 2013; PREVIEW GALA APRIL 11, 2013 WWW.DALLASARTFAIR.COM COURTESY THE GOSS-MICHAEL FOUNDATION, DALLAS Why are you exhibiting in the Dallas Art Fair 2013? Dallas came naturally to us for two reasons. The first one is that we now have close relationships with lots of collectors in Texas, and the second one is that some galleries that we like really recommended the fair. The team of the fair has been incredibly welcoming, and we are very impatient to take on this new challenge. [ Bikram Yoga Dallas has opened its West Village digs, staking claim to the space above Max's Wine Dive. Find class schedules and specials at yogadallas.com … Deep Ellum's Factory Girl boutique may have a new 3,000-square-foot storefront at 2932 Canton Street, but its stock of fashion faves such as SnakeOil, Lanvin and Pucci remains unchanged … Get your sugar fix at the Dude, Sweet Chocolate pop-up shop in Preston Center … Grape aficionados James Moll and Lance Storer of Domaine Wine Co. in Oak Lawn get high marks for personal service: Arrange for a private tasting in your own home or call for delivery … Joe's Jeans moves into the denim district near Seven for All Mankind, True Religion and Lucky Brand at NorthPark Center … Neiman Marcus Downtown presents an Armani resort trunk show January 17, followed by a Jason Wu preview January 22 and an Akris trunk show January 29 and 30 … For all of you blushing brides-to-be, Stanley Korshak hosts its Bridal Gown Event January 24 … On the horizon: Warren Barrón Bridal relocates to Snider Plaza this summer. Savannah Christian JANUARY | PAGE 8 | 2013 Cross the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge to Trinity Groves for authentic Midwestern dry-rubbed beef ribs, brisket and music at Babb Bros BBQ & Blues, owned by brothers Mike, Davy and Bob Babb … Vegans, vegetarians and gluten-freers, rejoice! Gina's Organic Kitchen has converted a former SWAT ambulance into a health rescue wagon (i.e., food truck) and offers delivery of organic, free-range super foods and meals such as kale cranberry pumpkin seed salad — look for a storefront later this year … Nosh Bistro chef Jon Stevens now serves three- and fivecourse menu tastings. Bring on the goat cheese gnocchi and seared diver scallops … Lakewood is getting ready to welcome Austin's Houndstooth Coffee, a swanky shop featuring fine wine, craft beer and exceptionally good joe … Choose from 40 different Texas brews (favorites include DEBC Double Brown Stout and Firewheel Midnight Ninja) at the lake's newest pub, White Rock Abbey. Lacy Ball Restaurant Buzz brought to byto by you brought you DALLAS O ART FAIR n Saturday, February 16, the Blanton Museum of Art at University of Texas in Austin marks a milestone. The country's largest university museum hits a half-century and celebrates with both an exhibition and a black-tie bash (PaperCity is media sponsor). The museum is the site of the big-ticket fête, as well as a Gold a Go-Go After Party. Tapped as honorary gala chairs are retired UT prez Larry Faulkner and former Blanton director Jessie Hite — two influencers who shaped the reborn Blanton's $83.5 million building (unveiled 2006) and its holdings, such as the Italian Old Master canvases and works on paper that comprise the Suida-Manning John William Godward's Bellezza Pompeiana, 1909, at Collection of Renaissance and Baroque art. Twenty-two Blanton Museum of Art regional chairs have stepped forward, including megacollectors Cindy and Howard Rachofsky; fellow Dallas denizens Patty and James Huffines; Austin's astute Jeanne and Mickey Klein; and Suzanne Deal Booth (who gifted the James Turrell skyspace that graces Rice University) and husband David Booth. With tables of 10 priced from $10,000 to $100,000 and sponsorship tickets at $1,500, this soirée, mounted in the Blanton's 124,000-square-foot Michener Building, will lure the big boys and girls of the art contingent to support the museum's ever-expanding mission. (Its 17,000 artworks include the Suida-Manning cache; American gems such as Jerry Bywaters' Oil Field Girls, acquired by a bequest from late scribe James A. Michener and wife Mari; modernist and contemporary Latin American holdings; and the only encyclopedic print collection in Texas.) The party includes an exclusive preview of "Through the Eyes of Texas: Masterworks from Alumni Collections," organized by Blanton curator Annette DiMeo Carlozzi — a look at the acquisition acumen of UT grads. The exhibition boasts art across the millennia, from Monet to pre-Raphaelite canvases, the Egyptians, Mayans and Romans to Rauschenberg, plus Janine Antoni's portrait busts in soap and chocolate that riff on antiquity. (Public opening February 24, through May 19.) Blanton Museum of Art Golden Anniversary Gala in Austin, Saturday, February 16; tickets 512.475.6013; gala@blantonmuseum.org. Catherine D. Anspon What's in a Plenty. Which is why we want to clarify matters after mistakenly muddying the waters in last month's issue. The North American President and CEO of Graff is Henri Barguirdjian. Mea culpa. name? PRIVATE COLLECTION, PHOTO COURTESY RICHARD GREEN GALLERY, LONDON The Blanton COLLECTOR'S Goes for Gold [ PRIVATE COLLECTION Billy Fong Sez ... Deco hotel from the 1920s, it was created by Laure Heriard Dubreuil and Milan Vukmirovic and is curated to perfection from runway collections. It's anchored by a fabulous lobby restaurant that specializes in caviar, then two I've been somewhat uninspired of late, and thank God that floors of heavenly YSL dresses and Tom Ford tuxedos and I was on a plane headed to Art Basel Miami Beach when finishes up with a rooftop bar (that week hosting both the I received my marching orders to contemplate the number Dior and Valentino parties) with a breathtaking view of both 13 in this month's column. For those of you in the know, Art the Miami skyline and the Atlantic. Basel Miami Beach in South Florida is the high point of the Having been inspired and energized, herewith is my art world's year and the Olympics of fashion, rolled into one. baker's dozen of everything you need this month: I convinced my witty friend Michael Cahill, an exec at the 1. A trip to Miami. It is high season and the only time to Cartoon Network's Adult Swim, to accompany me for the rock the city. Stay at The Raleigh and chat up my favorite frivolity. His take on the women in abundance was a "wild maitre'd, Andrew, at the patio restaurant. game preserve of baby giraffes." 2. Sweatshirts — so chic with cigarette pants and vintage I always come back from the Chanel shades. Score one at Balenciaga or find a cheaper fair incredibly exhausted but version like I did at Goodwill; my tailor shortened the sleeves. with a million ideas about what 3. Roberto Cavalli blue chinoiserie-print pantsuit. is happening now and next in 4. Moncler forest-green sunglasses from their recent fashion. In my opinion, The collaboration with Mykita. Webster is now the mother ship 5. Prada mink bag. in terms of a retail destination. 6. Marc Jacobs black-and-white sequin-embellished Housed in a glorious Art long dress. Hands down, the standout from this season's offerings. 7. A Richard Prince painting from his nurse series. Mykita & (I fell in love again at Art Basel Miami Beach.) Moncler 8. St-Germain cocktail. 9. Dinner at one of Mr. Chow's restaurants — doesn't matter if it's London, NYC, Beverly Hills or Richard Prince's Miami. The Raleigh, Miami The Webster, Miami Runaway Nurse, 2006