Went to the Pratt Institute in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, and I walked around their campus. This sculpture by Phillip Grausman stands out, especially in the gray of winter. It’s called “Victoria & Eucantha.”

Went to Church of St. John’s in the Wilderness (Episcopal) in Bear Mountain State Park, New York, and came across these three markers: father, mother, baby. They are part of the larger tombstone behind them.

We had a huge snowfall in New York. This photo is the view from our place in Park Slope.
We were in Swan Lake, New York this weekend. This photo was taken right on the lake.

Martin Puryear’s sculptures are on display in the main space at the MoMA. It’s mini-retrospective, and it takes over the entire space — all the way up into the five-story atrium. Amazing work.

Went to Lever House a few times this season to see the Damien Hirst installation School: The Archaeology Of Lost Desires, Comprehending Infinity And The Search For Knowledge. It was stunning. The lambs in tanks are the “students.”

On view until Feb. 16 at Lever House Lobby Gallery, 390 Park Avenue

Took this picture yesterday before attending church.

I saw this yesterday. It’s a window at the ABC store on Broadway — just up from Union Square. I was definitely intrigued.

On the street in Chelsea.

Over Thanksgiving, I spent time in the mountains in North Carolina. Here’s a picture of trees in the clouds at 4800 ft.

Midtown Manhattan after the Nov. 30 snowfall. I took his from the top floor of the Marriott Marquee.