Everett Potter's Travel Report

By Betsy Wade     As most of us have found out by now, on June 1, the U.S. snugged up its borders a bit more. After several postponed deadlines, the… Continue reading »

The author in the Dead Sea. Credit: Jennifer Laceda.   By Ed Wetschler     Jerusalem may pull up the sidewalks for Shabbat, but the Dead Sea, about a one-hour drive… Continue reading »

Napkin, 2009. Hendrik Kerstens Reviewed by Deborah Hay         When Henry Hudson, sailing on behalf of the Dutch East India Company in 1609, stumbled upon the river that would… Continue reading »

"Godyns Punt" by Misha de RidderReviewed by Bobbie Leigh     When guest curator Kathy Ryan  hosted a panel discussion about a new show of Dutch photography at the Museum of… Continue reading »

        How can you afford a trip to Paris this summer or fall?    Rent an apartment. There are studios in the 6th, two bedrooms in the 11th and more… Continue reading »

Reviewed by Richard West     Many are the reasons to visit France: the way they butcher meat, the seriousness of the pharmacies, the world’s best foie gras, the fastest trains,… Continue reading »

By Richard West     The perfect companion to Eiffel’s Tower (reviewed above) is Spectacular Paris, a gorgeous coffee-table book by the renowned publisher of beautiful photographic volumes, Rizzoli International Publications…. Continue reading »

       How much do I love flea markets? Let me count the things. There's the art pottery from the 1920's, my collection of 1950's world globes and the weathered… Continue reading »

The Chain Bridge, Budapest – Betsy Wade     As a site for a meeting on travel health, Budapest seemed to exert itself to teach by example.     Take our arrival…. Continue reading »

Reviewed by Deborah Hay   La Chaise by Charles and Ray Eames           On a recent visit to the design galleries of New York's Museum of Modern Art,… Continue reading »