Jeremy Rellosa

2 days ago | curbed.com | Jeremy Rellosa |Elizabeth Gulino

Allison Ecung von Arnim (pictured above)Baroness, Upper West Side and Berlin, Germany Can you tell me about your dress? Well, during the pandemic, the Frick Young Fellows had this book club that was about Madame du Barry, Louis XV’s lover. At the museum, there are these panels called The Progress of Love that Jean-Honoré Fragonard made for her. She commissioned them, but when she went to pick them up, she was like, “I don’t like them.” They stayed with Fragonard a long time.

2 weeks ago | curbed.com | Jeremy Rellosa

Charles Kadish and Hershey (pictured above)Commercial-real-estate investor, Old Westbury Best Citi Field memory? The Mets were playing in Milwaukee for the playoffs last year, and they hosted a watch party at Citi Field. It didn’t look like the Mets were going to win, and my son was crying. I said to him, “It’s okay if they don’t make it. This is what it means to be a Mets fan.” And then Pete Alonso hit the go-ahead home run and his tears of sadness turned into tears of joy.

1 month ago | curbed.com | Jeremy Rellosa

Nearly a thousand attended the artist’s solo exhibition at the Guggenheim. Ruby Aiyo Gerber (pictured above)Writer and librettist, Prospect Heights How do you like the show? Everything is so intentional. There’s often this polite silence when it comes to Black art — an unwillingness to speak deeply about what the work evokes or disrupts. In Johnson’s show, it’s impossible to be silent. Everyone here has to engage with the work in some way. Are you here with anyone?

1 month ago | curbed.com | Jeremy Rellosa |Zoe Papelis

Paige Bueckers (pictured above)Dallas Wings, Pick No. 1, Hopkins, Minnesota How are you feeling now that the draft is over? Really, just so much excitement for the next chapter. Women’s sports are so beautiful. We compete at a high level. We invest so much into ourselves, into the game. And we love it. What’s the first thing you’re going to do when you get home later? Drink a pop! Meaning a soda? No, a pop is a pop. I’m from the Midwest. Thank you for subscribing and supporting our journalism.

1 month ago | curbed.com | Jeremy Rellosa

Sofia Nago (pictured above)Student, Midtown East What brings you here? My friend Vivi is reading her short story, and my friend Maria is haircutting and has been here a full 24 hours. This event was her idea. How did you all meet? You have to be very kind and not laugh: I totally met all of my friends on Twitter. It’s crazy to me because I don’t think of myself as a particularly introverted person.