Birth of a New Yorker
byIt’s been one year to the day since I’ve moved to New York. This little guy has lived here all his life. As for…
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How It Began
byBless their hearts at the New-York Historical Society. The curators there have taken on a topic many would not touch in the good old…
Another opening, another show
byIt’s not every day that you get to see Old Masters’ prints and works from the 19th century. So hustle on over (up? down?)…
A day of artistry awaits
byWAG readers are likely familiar with Laura Straus, the Rockland-based photographer who is also the owner of Piermont Straus. We’ve profiled her and also…
A touchdown for the sightless
byMy Aunt Mary – rest her – always said you could tell a lot about a man by the way he treated children and…
Another opening, another show
byFirst, The Lionheart Gallery in Pound Ridge has a reception for “The Eye of Klemantaski: Historic Motor Racing Photography” June 8 from 4 to…
Recognizing fine design
byHave you made plans yet to attend one of the region’s most noted design events? If not, there’s still time to add the 13th…
Looking good doing good
byI’ve always said when shopping is tied to a charitable event that makes it less a guilty pleasure. After all, you’re doing good, right?…
A good “Gatsby”
byWe wonder what all the fuss is about. By that we mean the negative press. From the early reviews, you would think that Baz…
Red, hot and Bloomie’s
byWe were swooning with distress when we heard that Nacho Figueras – Argentine polo star, Ralph Lauren Polo spokes-model and all-around nice guy –…
All that Chazz
byIt was a night Frankie and Dino would’ve loved – one of music, good food and drinks, sleek cars, handsome women, laughs and a…
In an artistic spirit
byWAG readers have already met Barbara Galazzo. She was the one who dreamed up the ArtFull Living Designer Show House in Cold Spring last…
The Barron and the Baumbach
bySophie: Yeah. I mean, it’s gross when he turns into the bug, but I love how matter of fact everything is. Walt Berkman: Yeah,…
A delicious benefit
by“The Silvermine Palette” is the playful name of this year’s spring benefit for the Silvermine Arts Center. The “foodie fundraiser” is going to feature…
Hatha on the Hudson
byWhen is yoga more than just a serenely beautiful discipline? When it’s accompanied by the sweeping vistas that await you at Boscobel House &…
Waterworks
by“Waterways II” is the name of a new exhibition opening May 30 at Heather Gaudio Fine Art in New Canaan. And we were pleased…
The sincerest form of flattery
byAfter the reopening of Purchase College’s Neuberger Museum of Art last month, I dropped in on the student-run Passage Gallery, where much of the…
Lalique dazzles, yet again
byI found myself at the Lalique Interiors Showroom in Manhattan on a recent morning. I had visited the new (and oh-so-elegant) space earlier this…
Of bronze and blooms
byWestchester County’s veterans will be honored for their service during Armed Forces Day events in Somers May 18. At 3 p.m. a bronze sculpture…
A real ‘Radiance’
byI recently had the chance to interview Howard Meyer, the founder and artistic director of the Axial Theatre company. I was doing a profile for…