Brooklyn Magazine
- May 16, 2016
- 1 min read
Thank you Brooklyn Mag for visiting me in my studio!
Full interview with Laura Itzkowitz here.
"As art curator of the Wythe Hotel, Kimia Ferdowsi Kline curates the works in the permanent collection, arranges rotating exhibits, maintains the hotel’s social media accounts, and organizes openings and other events. A talented painter in her own right, she is represented by Turn Gallery on the Lower East Side and Marrow Gallery in San Francisco, and has a solo show opening at Wayne State University in Detroit—where she recently completed a residency—on April 8. She lives in Fort Greene with her husband Kenny Kline and maintains a studio in her home."
A friend of mine recently started searching for a property in Marrakech, and one thing we both noticed was how difficult it can be to find listings that truly reflect the character of the city. After reading through Originn Marrakech estates, I appreciated the impression of balance between modern comfort and the more traditional architectural atmosphere that makes Marrakech unique. A lot of projects today feel visually similar regardless of location, while here the identity of the surroundings seems to remain an important part of the presentation. That creates a more authentic feeling overall.