March 2017
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Arts & Culture
46 Shades of Woman
The female form flattenedReconsidering Refuse Through New Exhibition
THE HUMBLE ORIGINS of three works on permanent display at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum belie their deep importance. The ...
Fresh Eyes at the Whitney Biennial
THE WHITNEY BIENNIAL is part Mount Everest, the ultimate challenge, and part Mount Olympus, the ultimate glory. And two art-savvy ...
Dining
French Wines are Fresh for the Season
Savor spring whitesOsteria Leana Chef Lets the Food be Food
PETER VAN DER MIJE’S culinary career began with the most humble of beginnings: “I needed a job working nights [in ...
Long Island Sprits Goes Against the Grain
TEN YEARS AGO, RICH STABILE opened the first distillery on Long Island since Prohibition, making his vodka from local potatoes. ...
Long Island IPAs Locals are Raving About
“I don’t like them. They’re all way too bitter,” my mother always proclaimed quite adamantly, resolute in her refusal every ...
Wellness
Domains
Sky’s the Limit for Margreet Cevasco
Margreet Cevasco designed a Don Draper-worthy penthouseStairwell Gets a Savvy Upgrade
THE HALLMARK OF impressive interior design is its ingenuity and ability to cleverly utilize space. It goes well beyond rearranging ...
Restoration Comes to Riverhead
RIVERHEAD, LOCATED AT the mouth of the Peconic River on the North Fork of Long Island, is transforming from within. ...
Trendsetters
Flower Power
The pick of the men’s fashion crop is no place for shrinking violetsHeadset That Delivers
THE EBB OF FLOW of headphone size has swung from minuscule to muscular over the years. Like most things, the ...
White Out
Spring is a time for new beginnings—a blank slate, if you will. And the fashion world has embraced quite a literal ...
