Whether it's a 20th century classic or a more modern interpretation, who doesn’t love a great heist movie? My roundup of some of the best.

While this year was a mixed bag, impactful stories of refugees and immigrants, and animated offerings were highlights.

Spring's arrival brings new art exhibitions to the city that highlight some of my favorites: travel, movies + fashion.

2023 delivered a cornucopia of films, horror’s reign continued and back to the theater we went.

Banned Books Week 2023 begins on 1 october with the theme, “Let Freedom Read” celebrating the freedom to read and fighting censorship.

Spending hours wandering through art museums + galleries is my happy place. Three shows (all paper based) were immensely satisfying and fun.

There are few things that I love more than spending hours wandering through art exhibits: Three great ones in NYC and beyond.

One film that you love is great. Film trilogies are the triple whammy - telling a more expansive story. Here are some of my favorites.

Art on Paper 2021 returns for its seventh year with works from 75 galleries. One of my favorite events because it's all about paper.

A discovery of my fondness for dots, dot patterns and round shapes: The result of a massive file reorganization.

Life returns – art returns, and the combination of the two is glorious. My first two-museum day in New York City, post Covid.

There are still rough times ahead for the movie industry, but Hollywood loves a comeback, especially its own. Will anyone care?

Worn as protection, status, fashion statement, or attitude, hats were once a must. My latest curated collection: 19th-20th century hats.

Forgery doesn't stop at paintings – literary classics, stamps, currency and even wine are in play. Series concludes.

Art is easier than ever to fake, and the art world still faces challenges of authentication. Part 2 of a three-part series continues.

Like a great heist, art forgeries make for exciting stories – for readers, like me. For acquirers – not so thrilling.

From a global day of peace to a week celebrating the freedom to read, autumn ushers in two wide-reaching, community events.

Volvelles or wheel charts, paper constructions with rotating parts, have origins in astronomy and science as early as the 15th century.

Banned Books Week 2018 will be held 23 – 29 september with the theme, “Banning Books Silences Stories."

What's happening in NYC? A lot: Three reviews of #Broadway shows that could not be more different.

Ziggy is honored in some surprising places in New York City as part of an exciting exhibit called "David Bowie Is" at the Brooklyn Museum.

As Art on Paper 2018 wraps up, the great work on display shows why this fair has become an important destination for the arts in New York.

Rethinking the urban landscape and providing spaces to escape the concrete jungle is a gift for those who live in large, vertical cities.

Some of the most memorable posters came out of the eight-year Works Progress Administration program of the 1930s and 40s.