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" POP-UP SHOP May 1 to 18: Bunny Williams&amp;#039;s pop-up shop boasts the designer&amp;#039;s BeeLine, Treillage, and Mirror Image Home collections in one chic space. Walk-ins welcome, or email Georgie at GHambright@bunnywilliamsinc.com for an appointment.  EXHIBITION May 4 to September 23: In Edouard Vuillard&amp;#039;s pattern-rich paintings, a room and its inhabitants virtually merge into a unified whole, as in Misia and Vallotton at Villeneuve (1899), left. &amp;quot;Edouard Vuillard: A Painter and his Muses, 1890\u20131940,&amp;quot; at New York&amp;#039;s Jewish Museum, showcases the French artist&amp;#039;s intimate interior scenes as well as decorative panels he created for patrons&amp;#039; homes (thejewishmuseum.org). Courtesy of William Kelly Simpson   VARIOUS EVENTS May 9 to 11: The La Cienega Design Quarter&amp;#039;s fourth annual &amp;quot;Legends of La Cienega: Windows to the World&amp;quot; brings a host of parties, keynote panels, book signings, trunk shows, and more to Los Angeles. And that&amp;#039;s all on top of the stunning displays designers are creating for LCDQ members&amp;#039; storefronts. Check lcdqla.com for tickets and more information. The window display at Pat McGann designed by Peter Dunham. Photo by Savage Winn  SHOWHOUSE May 16 to June 14: The 2012 Kips Bay Decorator Show House opens at The Aldyn Residences, where designers such as Charlotte Moss and David Kleinberg create stunning rooms for visitors to tour. All proceeds go to the Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club (kipsbaydecoratorshowhouse.org). A room designed by Richard Mishaan at the 2011 Show House. Courtesy of ELLE DECOR   VARIOUS EVENTS May 18-21:The third annual Noho Design District turns Manhattan&amp;#039;s Noho neighborhood into a hub of creativity, with events such as a showcase of the best California designers, a $99 pop-up shop, and a conceptual installation from Areaware, among others. Visit nohodesigndistrict.com for more information.  EXHIBITION May 19 to July 29: &amp;quot;Rockwell Kent: Voyager,&amp;quot; at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, celebrates the maverick artist whose mythic, modernist illustrations graced classics like Moby-Dick, his own arctic travelogues, and luxury advertisements\u2014 Godspeed, above, was used for a 1930s yacht promotion. His bracing woodcuts and drawings of sailors, lumberjacks, and farm laborers dramatize man&amp;#039;s heroic struggle against nature (philamuseum.org). \u00A9 Plattsburgh State Art Museum, State University of New York, USA, Rockwell Kent collection, bequest of Sally Kent Gorton, all rights reserved "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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