Category Archives: art & inspiration
Summer Art and Carole Feuerman
The dismay at finding my favorite ( elephant ) sculpture gone from it’s joyful pose in Union Square turned to delight when I discovered a fantastic new exhibit on the corner of Spring and La Fayette. You almost can’t believe … Continue reading
Museum Mile Festival
It was a classic case of dark clouds having a silver lining with the Museum Mile Festival this week. As with every year, the artistic arcade between 82nd and 110th was closed to traffic to allow people to flow freely … Continue reading
Eva Gabrielsson and Stieg Larsson
Eva Gabrielsson was recently in NYC to promote her new book “There are things I want you to know” about Stieg Larsson and me. Nearly 8 years since Stieg died, and 7 years since the publishing of “The Girl with … Continue reading
Earth Day at the UN
The General Assembly Hall at the UN saw an enthusiastic display of relevancy on the weekend with the showing of the film ‘One Day on Earth‘. Thousands of people gathered for the special screening which was created from footage shot … Continue reading
American Academy of Arts and Letters
There are private clubs and members-only institutions all over new York, but I think none could be as austere as the American Academy of Arts and Letters. The Academy is a society of writers, musicians, artists and architects and was … Continue reading
Pier 15 – life after the old fish markets
The downtown east river waterfront is looking suddenly very stylish with the unveiling of Pier 15. For ages the area has been a bottleneck of tourists and street vendors with scaffolding and bike diversions making for a rocky road around … Continue reading
Elephant art
Every time I go past this sculpture on Park Avenue at Union Square it fills me with joy. The power of art!
Ping Pong
Ping Pong is still the rage here, and a chance encounter with ( our ) table’s designer in Tompkins Square Park on the weekend gave news that two new table/sculptures are about to be installed in Riverside Park. Another is … Continue reading