Managing the cookie jar: a parable about art and estate planning
Imagine a big ceramic cookie jar filled with options: chocolate-chip, snickerdoodle, macadamia-cranberry, even gluten-free macarons. You think it has something […]
Imagine a big ceramic cookie jar filled with options: chocolate-chip, snickerdoodle, macadamia-cranberry, even gluten-free macarons. You think it has something […]
“Champagne! In victory one deserves it, in defeat one needs it,” Napoleon Bonaparte famously advised.1 With such generous encouragement, no wonder […]
Tea and biscuits. Peanut butter and jelly. Coffee and cake. Gin and tonic. These are attractive pairings. Yet in my […]
Years ago, while on a walk through an L.A. neighborhood, I came across a pile of junk on the sidewalk—or […]
Are you headed this year to holiday gatherings with friends and family in Minneapolis or Miami? Or New Year’s Eve […]
Image: Charline von Heyl’s After Zenge (2017). Courtesy of BravinLee programs. For art collectors, curators and arts enthusiasts, early December […]