We’re wrapping up in NYC and after a week of much wining, dining, chatting, and wearing heels, I’m finally getting a (little) chance to rest …
All images via soulhunting.tumblr.com
As Kathryn worked it during appointments at the Soho House yesterday, I escaped with my dad to check out Naked City Man - a Weegee exhibit at the Steven Kasher gallery in Chelsea, and The Greatest Grid, an incredible exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York, which tells the story of Manhattan’s grid system.
Top to Bottom; All courtesy of the Steven Kasher Gallery: Weegee's 700,000 People at Coney Island, June 23, 1940 // Weegee's Tenement Penthouse, May 23, 1941 // Weegee's Girl Wearing Hat Laughing in Movie Theater, ca. 1945
Above, NYC photography by Weegee - also known as Arthur Fellig (June 12, 1899 – December 26, 1968). And below, the most intriguing maps, drawings, and photos on display at the Museum of the City of New York.
I love NYC.
Maps, photographs, and drawings courtesy of the Museum of the City of New York; All from "The Grid at 200: Lines That Shaped Manhattan" Exhibit
And tonight, my mom and I ordered from Bread and are watching the season finale of Downton Abbey. Some very welcome downtime!
While we’ve wrapped up market at the Soho House, we’re still showing FW12 at the office to select buyers through the week. For once the office is clean, beautiful, and brimming with fall jewels!
Ok, off to bed. A little rest this week before PARIS!
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