In Jackie Battenfield’s world, it’s always springtime. The Brooklyn-based artist – represented by Kenise Barnes Fine Art in Larchmont – has developed a unique process of painting leaves, branches and blooms on Mylar to stunning effect.
In these often-brisk days of winter, it was a bit of a welcome surprise to see the blossom-filled art of Jackie Battenfield in an update from Kenise Barnes Fine Art.
Hudson Valley stone sculptor Bob Madden takes WAG along on his latest commission, which will be unveiled during this month’s 2018 ArtEast Open Studio Tour.
The cachet of owning tabletop or decorative goods by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) remains to this day. Lyndhurst is exploring the decorative-arts legend, including his ties to Irvington, with “Becoming Tiffany: From Hudson Valley Painter to Gilded Age Tastemaker,” through Sept. 24.
The best-selling author of “Fight Club” visits Brooklyn’s Greenlight Bookstore to promote “Adjustment Day,” an expansion of his 1996 novel and 1999 box office hit film.
Shortly after traveling through South America on a solo expedition, Anit Hora launched Mullein and Sparrow, a vegan beauty company that incorporates the ancient Indian tradition of Ayerveda.
The Brooklyn-based, model-making studio crafts miniatures for personal and commercial projects – including dystopic visions of New York City.
Brooklyn-based glass mosaic artist Allison Eden has teamed up with Hudson Valley’s LebaTex to bring a new collection of festive fabrics to the home-design market.
Cold Spring will host “The Spring Sip & Shop” throughout the village June 17.
When WAG first visited with Samantha Levine back in 2013, the founder and creative director of Auburn Jewelry had put her law career on…
When others his age were exploring retirement, Stephen J. Friedman took on a new — unexpected — challenge. “I spent most of my career as…
Story and photographs by Andrea Kennedy Cloaked couscous, naughty gnocchi and the flower child of desserts – open your minds and mouths, Greenwich. Progressive…
For every one-of-a-kind lighting fixture in the Lake Purdys studio of Moshe Bursuker, there’s also a vase, bowl or piece of sculpture. While the…
From the first lady to Lady Gaga, Alexis Bittar’s jewelry has wide appeal Photographs courtesy Alexis Bittar. Photographs feature a selection of jewelry from the spring/summer…
Girls, girls, girls! SoHo gallery a pinup paradise By Mary Shustack Photographs by Bob Rozycki Louis Meisel isn’t surprised that for many, the word…
One of the most expensive neighborhoods in New York City, Brooklyn’s Dumbo is a synergistic place where stylish artists, actors, designers, musicians and filmmakers can showcase their works in understated galleries like SmackMellon and performance spaces like St. Ann’s Warehouse. Bars and cafés coexist peacefully with luxurious new condos housing celebrities, families and young executives in an intimate space between the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges that extends east into Vinegar Hill.
Sports meets culture meets fashion meets neighborhood rivalry meets celebrity support. It may not get juicier than the New York Knicks versus Brooklyn Nets competition, which will debut in the season opener on Nov. 1 at the Barclays Center. The battle was made for TV and the confrontational blogosphere. Let the games begin.
Fashion Week came and went, but we’ll always have the pictures. Here’s a look into some of my week’s most glamorous and hippest highlights.
After spending 20 years apprenticing with a master French jeweler and then designing custom-couture jewelry in Manhattan with a stint in Stamford, David Alan Wegweiser opened his jewelry salon in Manhattan in 2000. David Alan Jewelry quietly designs and manufactures unique, high-end pieces for savvy, high-profile clients.