Later works (Clamor [1957 63; "Clamour"] and Homenaje [1967; "Homage"]) displayed keener awareness of suffering and disorder.
Its second floor includes a coffee bar serving lattes, gelato and biscotti and lounges that pay homage via museum display, music, and decor to every decade the chain has been in business.
The Madison Avenue store put up a window display homage to supermodel Iman ahead of her receiving a Fashion Icon Award from the Council of Fashion Designers of America on June 7, and it reportedly features a rather naughty collage of nude pictures.
Wallpaper by Flavor Paper (below left), silk-screened by hand, will also be on display, a homage to Carder with swirled motifs, gold powders and forest green ink on pewter-tinted Mylar ($200 a roll from flavorpaper.com).
The seven guest rooms are kitted out in traditional Moroccan style with an Art Deco twist, and the British owners pay homage to Baker with displays of Parisian music-hall memorabilia and a dressing-up box of 1920s clothes.
But before chiding it for reticence amid its display of ruin, homage is due.
He is to preside over a display created in homage to Monet by the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies.
On display is an homage to all things horror with an impressive collection of some 100 hand-drawn movie posters, from Silence of the Lambs to Chucky Lives, as well as shelves of cardboard and paper rifles from films like No Country for Old Men and Pulp Fiction.
I preferred this moment of quiet homage to the flashy laser displays, accompanied by music beamed onto the ceiling throughout the Christmas season last year.
There are similarities in their strong, explosive playing styles, but Kean also helped the comparisons when he revealed a shirt which said, "Why always me?" This is an homage to a shirt Balotelli displayed when he celebrated a goal for Manchester City back in 2011.
Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library Vonnegut was born and raised in Indy, and this humble downtown museum pays homage to the writer with displays such as his Pall Mall cigarettes and big orange box of rejection letters ("I'm afraid you've tried to substitute novelty for real dramatic narrative," one publisher writes. "This sometimes works but very seldom").
