HeyJaredMétier- An Arts and Culture Newsletter by Emily Sussman
Carrie Bradshaw x Charlotte York energy, with a dash of Dorothy Parker thrown in for good measure. Musings on art, the global art scene, fashion, film, culture, etc.
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I <3 NY (opens the original)
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Five Art/ Architecture Bucket List Trips I’d love to take (opens the original)
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How crazy is it that it’s mid-August? Soon, it will be close to September, and I’ll be sifting through Armory Show previews- and it only feels like Frieze was yesterday. One thing I’ve always done, and have continued to want to do, is travel for art. Most of my trips have consisted of long afternoons to and from Hudson Valley-adjacent towns like Kingston and Beacon; hours whittled away on the Metro North passing bodies of water and hilly expanses. Storm King and Beacon have been hits since I cou
Five Souvenirs from Italy (opens the original)
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July has been somewhat depressing in the city; oppressively hot and humid, and now with all the harbingers of the apocalypse (hail, dirty rain, wildfire smoke, a Mets losing streak although that’s not new), I find myself already reminiscing about happier days, namely, my eight days in Italy in mid-June. I’m a bit of what you may call an italophile. Yes, this is embarrassing, GRAZIE! But as such, it mostly means that Italy is very, very close to my heart. I was lucky enough to go frequently as a
Five Period Rooms Worthy of a Good Night's Sleep (opens the original)
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The Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler ruined The Met for me.Ok, not really, but ever since I first saw the 1973 version, (wheeled out on a VHS tape during a rainy day in first grade), I’ve always wondered what it would be like to co-opt one of the many lavishly decorated rooms at The Met and sleep in a different time period for an evening. I play this game with New Yorkers and out-of-towners alike, indulging them in a little childhood magic whenever we walk through the halls of the Eur
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