In a year that celebrated the centennial of American women’s suffrage and confronted the coronavirus, “Floating Beauty: Women in the Art of Ukiyo-e,” at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich through Nov. 1, is a timely exhibit times two.
To the papillon oeuvre we can add the works of Paul Villinski, whose butterfly sculptures are the subject of the recent book “Villinski” (Vivant Books/Paul Villinski, 269 pages, $95.)
Monochromatic colors – with an occasional pop of jewel tones – luxurious fabrics, clean lines and scrupulous craftsmanship define the Peserico label.
Is couture still relevant in the age of Covid? Certainly, fashion houses like Dior think so.
Known for her frankness, former Obama U.N. ambassador and National Security adviser Susan Rice is perhaps hardest on herself.
Equestrian trainer Ruth Nicodemus puts the serenity in Serenity Show Stable, the business she has moved from North Stamford to JT Farm in South Salem.
With a background as a legal eagle and a tough-tender approach to life, Kristin N. Gizzi of the ECCO Group and Litchfield Crossings has broken through the concrete ceiling of industrial construction, management and development.
One equestrian who has excelled in the words of jumpers and hunters is Kara Hanly Raposa, who joined Old Salem Farm’s team of trainers in May.
A new book by the Hudson Valley publishers of coffee-table tomes on Elizabeth Taylor’s jewelry and Madeleine Albright’s pins considers the brief life and fantastic art of French jeweler Frederic Zaavy.
Environmental journalist Tatiana Schlossberg, who’ll speak in a virtual event of the Jay Heritage Center in Katonah Sept. 10, counters fear with facts in her delightfully conversational “Inconspicuous Consumption.”
Gabrielle Gambrell brings her passion for marketing and diversity to a new role at her beloved alma mater, Iona College.
Zoe Turner, St. John’s new creative director, unveils her first full collection for the brand.
Pietro Simone’s Essential and Prestige Collections address skin maintenance and anti-aging respectively.
If playing at one of our area’s most exclusive golf clubs has been out of reach or a longtime dream, here’s a first-ever opportunity to enjoy an elite golf experience.
In this most unusual of summers we present our most unusual take on recreation. Call it “Visionary Re-creations,’” for along with this past spring this is a season in which we have all had to reinvent ourselves.
Balancing a love of tennis with realistic professional goals has led Patrick McEnroe to a multifaceted career in this highly individual sport.
If sports can come back however imperfectly in what has been a cruel season, we can do no less.
What’s new at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center for the US Open? In the age of the coronavirus, plenty.
Greenwich Polo Club hopes to finish strong with the return of the prestigious East Coast Open Aug. 30 and Sept. 6 and 13.
An arts center, an equestrian/athletic facility, a sugarhouse and a working farm in a complex with ties to the native peoples, the early days of this country and even “Winnie-the-Pooh.” Maple Hill Farm is all this and more.