Forbes: Goldwynn Resort & "A Golden Age of Travel"

I’m honored to share that my studio work was highlighted in Forbes by London-based travel journalist Angelina Villa-Clarke in her feature on the luxury Goldwynn Resort & Residences in Nassau, The Bahamas.In her article, “Goldwynn Resort: Championing A Golden Age Of Travel,” Villa-Clarke explores how the oceanfront destination seamlessly bridges boutique luxury with contemporary Bahamian art:“Kylie Hutton-Herman’s paintings are dreamlike and capture the organic movement of light through natural forms.”— Angelina Villa-Clarke, Forbes Contributor

Curatorial Vision: Art at Goldwynn Resort

Curated by Heather Merenda in partnership with international art advisory Farmboy Fine Arts and interior architecture firm Dialog, The Goldwynn collection spans guestrooms and corridors, creating an immersive cultural experience for guests:“Inspired by the tones, textures, and rhythm of the Caribbean landscape, The Goldwynn Resort guestroom and guest corridor art collection shines with a dreamy colour palette and a soothing geometric language that is both pristine and vibrant. Underpinned by the refreshing presence of lush vegetation and subtle nostalgia, the art collection finds its ultimate expressive potential. An ode to the incredible work of local Bahamian artists, The Goldwynn collection offers a unique contextual experience that speaks to a sense of place and identity.”— Heather Merenda, Art Curator & Fine ArtistHaving my work selected for a hospitality project that places local Bahamian artists at its core is a privilege.

Project & Press Details

Publication:ForbesAuthor: Angelina Villa-Clarke (London-based Travel Journalist) Project: Goldwynn Resort & Residences — Cable Beach, Nassau, The Bahamas Art Advisory: Farmboy Fine Arts Curator: Heather Merenda Interior Designer: Dialog Project Scope: Custom Guestroom & Corridor Fine Art Collection

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“An ode to the incredible work of local Bahamian artists, the Goldwynn collection offers a unique contextual experience that speaks to a sense of place and identity.” Source: Heather Merenda