When rain became modern: Hiroshige at Asia Week New York
Rain has rarely fallen with such intelligence as it does in Utagawa Hiroshige’s Ohashi Bridge, Sudden Shower at…
At Tavola, every dish comes with a century of New York
Some restaurants feed you. Others, rather more seductively, remind you that New York once possessed a memory longer…
Little Island and the private luxury of August in New York
August has arrived, which means New York now belongs to the faithful. By this point, much of the…
The Race of Hope returns to Southampton
Beyond the poolside parties and Aperol Spritzes, Southampton gathers in a sea of yellow for the rather exquisite…
Art Dame hot takes for August: Art never goes on vacation
To live surrounded by art is to possess one of New York’s least advertised forms of wealth. After…
Frederick Anderson, Man Cave Health, and the power of blue
Blue has always known how to carry more than one meaning. It is the color of midnight velvet,…
Lincoln Center’s love letter to creative life
Sacred institutions matter most when they refuse to harden into monuments to themselves. They matter when beauty is…
TEFAF New York reminds us that prestige is not a sin
Some will have you believe TEFAF is merely where the wealthy come to be seen, where polished shoes,…
At the American Folk Art Museum Gala, the hand held the history
Folk art may be the closest visual language to the human condition because it begins before theory, before…
Carnegie Hall’s Concert of the Century Gala became a love letter to tomorrow
Of all the myths I carried as a young girl in Texas, Billie Holiday at Carnegie Hall may…
The chicest night of New York Art Week is at Pen + Brush
Beneath the hard glitter of a disco ball, in the fevered choreography of New York Art Week, when…
Housing Works holds annual Design on a Dime fundraiser to support life-saving services for New Yorkers
Design is never just a room behaving well. It is how we understand atmosphere, taste, hierarchy, comfort, ambition,…