The struggle for individualism in Chinese art
Will a newfound artistic freedom make this the Chinese century?
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Exploring the artistic spirit
Sweet Sasha
A fine travel companion, Sasha is good in the car and enjoys long walks and hikes in the woods. Now all she needs is a happy ending.
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Me, me, me, me, me
What does it mean to have a sense of self in an age of narcissism?
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A for ‘American Masters’ – and the arts
The PBS series covers culture with a capital “C.”
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More Modigliani
The Jewish Museum in Manhattan completes the picture it started with its blockbuster 2004 Modigliani show.
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A Sweet way with portraiture
New Canaan portraitist Olga Sweet brings a contemporary relevance to one of the oldest forms of capturing images.
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Art, with an Italian accent
Magazzino Italian Art in Cold Spring is a new warehouse art space devoted to raising the profile of postwar and contemporary Italian art in the Hudson Valley.
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Gary Player gives back
The legendary golfer and philanthropist raised $300,000 for his charity during an event at GlenArbor Golf Club in Bedford.
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Carole Radziwill remains
“The Real Housewives of New York City” co-star is a survivor.
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‘Match’ tough
Anna Ziegler’s new tennis play “The Last Match” considers a world where everything comes up deuce.
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Former ‘Gossip Girls’ talk fall fashion
Actresses Kelly Rutherford and Caroline Legerfelt, formerly of The CW’s “Gossip Girl,” discuss their fall fashion favorites at Hobbs Westchester.
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A Renaissance man’s time to shine
Take a trip to Victorian India through the new John Lockwood Kipling exhibition at the Bard Graduate Center in Manhattan.
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‘Enraged’ at what’s going on?
A new book by Sarah Lawrence professor Emily Katz Anhalt plumbs ancient Greek myths to explain why anger is mostly useless, destructive and counterproductive in a free, democratic society.
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Hidden treasures at Ackerman’s Fine Art
The Purchase-based gallery offers buying, selling and consignment options for 19th- and 20th-century works.
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Sound-surround
Matthew Figliola can transform your car into a music studio, a home away from home, you name it.
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Maison’s art of chocolate
For Nicolas Cloiseau, chef of La Maison du Chocolat, chocolate is all about aesthetic expression.
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Tabling it
Tables are at the heart of the Yellow Monkey’s array of antiques.
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A Modern take on pre-war grandeur
This extraordinary waterfront compound on Pear Tree Point Road in Darien is a Modernist interpretation of a grand estate, with expansive views of the Long Island Sound inside and out.
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‘Chances are’….
You still think Johnny Mathis is ‘wonderful, wonderful.’
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A different kind of doubles act
Brothers Kevin and Greg Anderson on the arts of playing and coaching tennis.
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