Showing posts with label new york. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new york. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Veselka.

When I'm in New York, I always head to Veselka.  When I lived in New York (for one summer, in 2004), I lived just a 20 minute walk from here, and would come at all hours.  This is really my perfect idea of comfort food, and it's open 24 hours.  I love the mushroom and sweet potato pierogies.  And the blintzes.  Oh, heaven.  It's great for groups who want to share.  And it's not such authentic Eastern European fare that it can't accommodate vegetarians.
Behold:
Oh, yes.

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Heading to New York.

I'm heading to New York this weekend!  Dan and I are always excited to visit New York, and we especially love to visit together.  We'll be visiting with friends and seeing all of our favorite spots.  Plus, I get to see my sister!  Hurrah!  
 
I'm really looking forward to this trip and getting to do all of my favorite New York things.  See you next week, or something.

Friday, January 14, 2011

20 x 200

I'm on a bit of a decorating kick right now-- not sure why.  Probably something to do with the new year.  So, due to my need for art and nesting, I just got my first print from 20x200.  Prospect Park in the snow.  It's so pretty, right?  And really, only 20 bucks!  I put it in a frame I already had, so with shipping it was less than $25.  Awesome!  I can't wait to hang it on our bedroom wall.
The Sledding Hill By Joseph O. Holmes.
This has me really excited for my trip to New York in April.

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Kiki Smith.

One of my favorite living and working artists today, and a remarkable woman.  I adore her and her whimsy and the way she weaves in themes of women artists' lives.  I was lucky enough to see her show at the Brooklyn Museum in person last year.
Pretty phenomenal, no?
a piece from Kiki Smith' Sojourn
Kiki Smith's Fawn