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Jan 11, 2025 | 
parkmagazineny.com | W.A. Muller |Nadja Sayej |Julie Sagoskin |Lexi Wolf
By W.A. Muller
Momoya Soho, a contemporary Japanese restaurant in the heart of New York City’s trendy SoHo neighborhood, is establishing itself as one of the most sought-after venues for private and corporate events. Combining exceptional cuisine, sophisticated ambiance, and a prime location, Momoya Soho is the ideal setting for celebrating the holidays in style. Momoya Soho offers a refined menu that features a modern take on traditional Japanese dishes.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
parkmagazineny.com | George Wayne |Nadja Sayej |Julie Sagoskin |Lexi Wolf
Art & Culture By George Wayne Dialogue with a genius—the gurumayi of Branding—and the unparalleled pedigree and provenance of Peter Arnell. GW’s mind was frantic, apace with a million thoughts in the back of an Uber on the FDR highway, headed to the tip of the Wall Street district for a 7 a.m. breakfast with the still-reigning Swami of Advertising and Marketing and Branding.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
parkmagazineny.com | Nadja Sayej |Julie Sagoskin |Lexi Wolf
Dining Park Avenue If you’re finding yourself swimming through endless options of where to eat out in Manhattan, let us help you narrow it down. We’ve gathered a short list of buzzworthy restaurants that are catching endless glowing reviews.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
parkmagazineny.com | Christopher Pape |Nadja Sayej |Julie Sagoskin |Lexi Wolf
Art & Culture By Christopher A. Pape Recently I had the privilege to speak with Israel Acosta, one of the most fascinating and talented Hispanic artists working today. From pop imagery to works with Catholic references, his work is provocative and beautiful in equal measures. What follows is our conversation. Tell us about your personal and educational background. What do you like to capture in your artwork?
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
parkmagazineny.com | Lexi Wolf |Nadja Sayej |Julie Sagoskin
Art & Culture By Lexi Wolf Produced by R. Couri HayThe art of Drag is deeply intertwined with the cultural, social, and political fabric of New York City. From the Vaudeville performances in the beginning of the 20th Century to iconic gay rights activists such as Marsha P.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
parkmagazineny.com | W.A. Muller |Nadja Sayej |Julie Sagoskin |Lexi Wolf
Dining
By W.A. Muller
New York City has always been a beacon for culinary innovation and excellence, and the recently opened Kappo Sono has already distinguished itself as a must-visit destination for food connoisseurs.
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
nywire.com | Lexi Wolf
By: Lexi WolfGert and Gisela, the enigmatic new photography duo, explore themes of connection, beauty, and female empowerment through their captivating risqué portraits. Their work, captured in luxury hotel suites and in residences across the globe, exudes a playful and erotic atmosphere, infused with irony and humor. As members of the upper echelons of society, they are also on a mission to nudge their affluent peers out of their comfort zones—reminding them of the joy of being alive.
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Jun 25, 2024 | 
nywire.com | Lexi Wolf
By: Lexi WolfLibby Klein is an Israeli and Jewish emerging artist, wife, and mother. She transitioned from a decade-long career in education to pursue her passion for art after the birth of her fifth child. Her work, characterized by its texture, light, and energy, quickly gained critical acclaim and a dedicated following.
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Jun 19, 2024 | 
nyweekly.com | Lexi Wolf
By: Lexi WolfDr. Kenneth Mark, a world-renowned cosmetic dermatologist, prides himself in both his outstanding work and the relationships he builds with each of his patients. Although he manages four practices, located in East Hampton and Southampton, NYC, and Aspen, Dr. Mark makes sure he embeds himself in each community, relying on patient recommendations to acquire new clients and remaining the sole physician at each location. “Most other practices operate like factories,” he said.
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Jun 18, 2024 | 
nyweekly.com | Lexi Wolf
By: Lexi Wolf Sisters Ann Arnold and Isabella Fiske co-founded the Mark Schonwetter Holocaust Education Foundation (MSHEF) in honor of their father, with their mission being to provide funding for teachers across the country to include Holocaust education in their lesson plans, as well as empowering educators to teach anti-hate initiatives and cultivate a schooling environment founded on equality, kindness, and respect.
