Two’s enough
In life and in art, the doppelgänger can be friend or foe.
(Platform) tennis, anyone?
It’s one racket sport you can enjoy here outdoors in the winter.
Fashionably drawn
Fashion illustration gets its due in a new show celebrating 100 years of its “visionaries.”
An ear for music, an eye for art
Singer Tony Bennett brings his accomplished paintings to The Art Students League.
Faux fur fun
Chloe Mendel — daughter of Gilles Mendel of J. Mendel fame – is putting her own spin on following in her family’s furrier-fashion footsteps.
The good fight
Shelby Saer has turned a family history of ALS into fighting this rare, devastating disease as co-chair of the board of Packard Center ALS Research at Johns Hopkins.
Care on call
Fall Call Solutions LLC is designed to make medical alert simpler and smarter.
Editor’s Letter
We close out our year of “Fascinations” with a consideration of time, one of our most challenging subjects, not because it’s such a difficult theme but because we never seem to have enough of it and always seem to be fighting it, as you’ll see in our opening essay.
Tempus fugit
What if we went with time instead of fighting it?
The original Fab Four
However spectacular introspective winter, joyous spring, sultry summer and bountiful fall/autumn may be individually, the group has been unbeatable as a brand, particularly when it comes to its greatest iteration, Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons.”
Refined hospitality
The Four Seasons in midtown reflects the wealth, power and glamour of New York.
Beyond that fateful ride at midnight
Paul Revere was a lot more than the man who alerted fellow colonists that “the British are coming.”
The uneasy romance of the rails
The railroad carries us from the past to the future through a present filled with strangers, freedom, adventure, boredom, heartache, tragedy and hope.
All aboard
The New York Botanical Garden’s 28th annual holiday spectacular salutes Central Park.
Glittery time
Graff trends in new timepieces.
Where doing time means using it
Sing Sing Prison Museum, which will be previewed at the end of next year, traces a trajectory from despair to reform and rehabilitation.
Playing for time in the game of life
Nenad Bach – composer and peace activist – found a way to ease his Parkinson’s through pingpong.
Going for Baroque
Past, present and future team as Jeremy Rhizor’s Academy of Sacred Drama brings little-known oratorios to WAG country.
Sophia Loren: Una vita fantastica
Being her own woman helped make Sophia Loren a great star.
Second acts
Or when a passion transforms your work life.