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The colorful whirl of Alex Proba
Alex Proba is not just an artist, she’s an artist slash muralist slash graphic designer slash rug designer slash sculptor slash furniture designer. (Get the picture?)
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Bespoke my heart
Travel in style with bespoke luggage for the sleek, luxe McLaren GT.
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The fabric of life
ArtsWestchester is taking public art to new heights – literally.
In a collaboration with artist Amanda Browder, the top of the
9-story building that serves as the arts organization’s headquarters in downtown White Plains will be sheathed in a colorful canopy that will cascade along its sides.
Get your motor runnin’
Gordon Murray has created a supercar that is about more than the need for speed.
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Goin’ spacey
“Space Invasion,” presented by commercial real estate finance firm UC Funds, will be a summer-long public art exhibit along the streets and parks of Stamford’s downtown.
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A brush with history
Ever try to put on an art show at a national historic landmark? No easy task. Just ask Susan Gilgore and Gail Ingis at the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum in Norwalk.
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Crowning achievement
The annual Lyndhurst Flower Show arrived just as the Gothic Revival Mansion kicks off a long landscaping project.
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The art of money
“Mediums of Exchange” – an exhibit at the Borough of Manhattan Community College and Lehman College – shows us the money.
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Every picture tells a story, don’t it?
It’s hard to keep up in conversation with Nathan Lewis, painter and associate professor of art at Sacred Heart University. The slouchy sensibility of a skateboarder with black cap, black turtleneck-T and blue denim pants with red stitching belies what’s ticking in his skull. (Think Nietzsche, Trump, privileged white male, cellphone culture, literature, #MeToo movement, science, philosophy and, oh yes, narrative painting. And then he’s riffing on Ovid’s “Apollo and Daphne.”)
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Zoom, zoom
For those of us of a certain age, classes in elementary school were often passed by drawing cars — on notebooks, on desks, on…
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Show time
Never judge a gift by its size or the way it’s wrapped. You just might be surprised as to what’s inside. And so it…
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Curb appeal
Artist Wane One creates art on Mamaroneck Avenue – on as in on the actual street itself. It all had to do with helping ArtsWestchester mark 20 years in downtown White Plains.
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Leader of the pack
There’s something truly magical about listening to the melodic three-part harmony of Alawa and her two brothers, Nikai and Zephyr. The sound starts with…
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The magical world of sculptor Paige Bradley
Paige Bradley is in her element, her studio, her world. As a first-time guest, I try to take it all in. My eyes dart…
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Taking them to the woodshed
Art comes in different shapes, sizes and media. Kent Lapp learned the art of building from his dad, Sanford, but actually, more from his…
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Lasting portraits
“Money People Politics.” How apropos a title for a new photography book in this, the meanest and most absurd presidential election season. In this latest book…
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Lives interrupted
Once you pass the age of 50 and keep growing, you hesitate about passing 60. You want to hover around that number. Make my…
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Rockin’ out in style
The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester is easy to overlook. Few passersby either walking or driving give it a side-glance. Other than its marquee,…
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Party without the stress
Your young one’s 6th birthday is coming up in a couple months and she’s already informed you she’s moved past backyard parties with Uncle…
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Lost in the secrets of Whitehall
I’ve been in old houses that were filled with life and antiques, new houses with unexpected colors, but reflecting respective cultures, mansions that warmed…
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