In the 1950s and 60s, writers and musicians Bob Dylan, Stanley Kubrick, Arthur Miller, and Dylan Thomas stayed at The Hotel Chelsea in New York because it was cheap. But sometimes it wasn’t cheap enough, so they left works of art behind to pay the rent.
(This story appears in the 19 February, 2010 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)
Art Hotels with rooms like 'nirvana'should put paintings like that of buddhas. I am an Indian artist whose painting was selected and auctioned by "christies" at Delhi. Would you care to see some paintings done by me on buddha?
on Feb 10, 2010Hotel operators need to appreciate the aesthetic value of ORIGINAL Art works in a Hotel premises... installing cheap imported stuff is no good.
on Feb 11, 2010