Investing in their clients – and themselves
byNeuberger Berman, a private, independent investment management company owned by its employees, is all about investing – not only in stocks and bonds but in art, its clients and its staff.
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That’s Italian
byWhen it comes to the Business 101 mantra “location, location, location,” the family-run Trattoria 632 certainly hit pay dirt when it opened 10 years ago on Anderson Hill Road in Purchase.
A prophet for our times
byThe complex, controversial Italian film director Pier Paolo Pasolini (1922-75) – who lived through some of the most troubled moments in Italian and world history – speaks to our own time, in his criticism of both the right and the left and his warnings about the evils of consumerism, the pitfalls of globalism and the manipulation of new media, which in his day was television.
Love of art
byJames and Susan Dubin, one of the art world’s power couples, will be honored by the Neuberger Museum of Art at Purchase College April 25.
Food for mind and body
byLocal author Nancy DeRosa has cooked up something that promises to be tantalizingly sweet just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Little gestures, big effects
byBig Brothers Big Sisters can transform the lives of the children and the organization’s mentors.
Nice guys finish first
byJay Leno, purveyor of the well-placed quip, has a message for his successor talk-show hosts – less is more.
What’s happening in October
byWAG’s listing of local happenings and events in the month of October.
Leandro Erlich’s artistic sleight of hand
byLeandro Erlich creates illusory artworks, like the small harbor within the Neuberger Museum of Art, that let you in on the trick so you can consider the nature of appearance and reality.
A global tragedy that hits close to home
byIn the opera “Angel’s Bone,” composer Du Yun considers the searing cost of human trafficking.
South of the border – in and on the mind
byHeading to Rio by the sea-o for the Summer Games only from the comfort of your couch? Then why not explore Latin America through…
Aminatta Forna to read at Purchase College
byPurchase College will host “Aminatta Forna, A Reading and Conversation” on Wednesday, April 13 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the college’s Neuberger Museum…
Short takes
byOn Oct. 7, from 4:30 to 6 p.m., Purchase College will present “An Evening With Zadie Smith: A Lecture, Reading and Conversation.” “From the…
Sinfulness on display
bySin — the ultimate pastime. Certainly, the Fairfield/Westchester Museum Alliance must think so. Throughout the summer, the alliance, which consists of eight venues in…
Second life for photographer Gordon Parks
byIt’s been said that the artist never dies. And the same for the art produced. The late Gordon Parks, whose collection has found a…
Chamber-style playing by the Phil
byViolinist Jaime Laredo, newly appointed principal conductor of the Westchester Philharmonic, takes to the podium Sunday April 19 for a concert spanning the Baroque,…
At home with style
byPhotographs by Bob Rozycki When it comes to home décor and holiday entertaining, even the most cursory glance around Lifestyles & Interiors by…
When modern was contemporary
byIn 1969, financier Roy R. Neuberger donated more than 100 works from his extensive art collection, considered by many to have been the most…
Brahms, beer and burgers
byThe Greenwich Polo Club isn’t the only organization planning to honor Dad in fine fashion. At its season finale 3 p.m. June 15 at…
Lit by fire(flies)
byGregory Crewdson is the Hitchcock of photographers. If you know the Purchase College grad’s work – which you’ll find in The Met, MoMA, the…