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NEW YORK CITY Rococo Check out the Cooper-Hewitt museum's splashy Rococo exhibit this month, featuring furniture, drawings and housewares that illustrate the birth of the style in the 18th century and current reinterpretations.

PARIS Krug Champagne lovers should reserve their spot now for dinner on Krug's hot-air balloon, which is sailing around the world after an initial launch in Miami.

SHANGHAI Anya Hindmarch Local fans of these popular totes and other accessories won't have to travel to Beijing anymore; a flagship store opens this month at Plaza 66 in the Jing'an neighborhood.

LONDON Elemis Spa British Airways passengers can now unwind while awaiting their next flight out of Heathrow Airport at any of three Elemis luxury spas designed by Davies + Baron in the newly constructed Terminal Five.

MINNEAPOLIS Subversive for Target Costume-jewelry designer Justin Guinta has created a limited-edition jewelry collection of funky pieces, available at Target stores on March 23.

NEW YORK CITY Whitney Biennial One of the most important surveys of American contemporary art, the Whitney Biennial returns on March 6 with 81 selected artists.

WEST PALM BEACH Calder jewelry The first exhibit devoted to Alexander Calder's unique, handcrafted jewelry from the 1930s to the 1970s opens at the Norton Museum of Art.

DON'T MISS: the China Design Now exhibit at London's Victoria & Albert Museum this month, which will highlight developments in Chinese design ranging from the 2008 Olympic stadium to digital media, fashion and youth culture in the rapidly expanding cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen.

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