Drawing on collaboration
WAG’s current issue is devoted to a celebration of the arts, with one of the stories a profile of Mairead Daly-Diep and Ben Diep’s…
An artful way to fight hunger
Chappaqua Cares will hold its second annual Empty Bowls event to fight food insecurity in northern Westchester County this Sunday, Nov. 13, at the…
Words of wisdom
It’s nice to give a holiday gift that does more than just look good, and the new Notes to Self Collection is just such…
A step back in time
WAG spent this past Friday afternoon at The Museum at FIT. That fact alone lets you know it was a good day, since the…
Chatting up Elizabeth Hurley
For our November issue, WAG sat down with British actress and model Elizabeth Hurley to talk about her work with The Estée Lauder Companies’…
An encounter worthy of Shelley
“Art for art’s sake” is the theme that motivates most contemporary artists. Yet paradoxically, much of history’s most striking classical artwork has been created…
Carving splendor
Written by Jane K. Dove. Photographs of the Economos’ residence courtesy Judith and Andrew Economos. “Totally renovating our home has been a true labor of love,”…
Nature’s art gallery
It is a wonder that one cannot impart to others.” – Ho Chi Minh “To form this wonder, nature only uses stone and water…
After Hemingway
Written by Seymour Topping When Fidel Castro recently celebrated his 90th birthday, the frail Cuban leader sat in what seemed to be a specially…
Healing, an art and a science
Written by Janet T. Langham Some people believe that healing is an art. Others assert it is a science. I prefer to think of healing…
Global inspiration
Here at WAG, we love beautiful interiors. That being said, we love beautiful interiors with spirit and meaning even more. Perhaps that’s what’s drawing…
Bittersweet look at bygone era
WAG’s Bill Heltzel wrote an evocative piece on documentary photographer Marisa Scheinfeld and her then-upcoming book on the resorts of the Catskill Mountains for…
Garrison Art Center announces new leadership
WAG can still recall one of its most interesting visits to the Garrison Art Center, for an October 2015 story on well-done exhibitions that…
‘It’s witchcraft, wicked witchcraft’
Danielle Renda, our resident Halloween lover, gets us in the mood for the spooktacular holiday with some of her favorite local, um, haunts in…
A legacy in ceramics
Barbara Galazzo of Gallery 66 NY in Cold Spring is doing some work with Rockland Center for the Arts in West Nyack and so…
Lighting the way
WAG spent a lovely afternoon with Sarah Mass David, her sister, Lily Mass, and their mother, Arlene Mass, earlier this year. The occasion was…
Martha Stewart spotlights homegrown talent
We’ve received the lowdown from Martha Stewart’s team about the Martha Stewart American Made 2016 program, which culminates with Martha Stewart and Sequential Brands…
It’s the Great Pumpkin (or two), Charlie Brown
The largest pumpkins in North America will be at The New York Botanical Garden on Saturday and Sunday, October 22 and 23, from 10…
Party (John) Hardy
It was in the fall of 2014 that WAG had the time of its life, interviewing the dashing Guy Bedarida, the now-retired creative director/designer…
A very stylish sip
WAG has featured Chandon’s limited-edition projects before – remember the playful summertime collaboration between the pioneer in California sparkling beverages and designer Jonathan Adler?…