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The article reports on effort of Henry Timms, president and chief executive of the Lincoln Center in New York City, to forge closer ties with the city and bring more diversity to the center's staff, board and audiences. Topics discussed include highlights of the Lincoln Center's 2023 summer festival, challenges of running Lincoln Center, and criticism on the center for presenting less classical music and international theater.

An interview with Sani Townson, an Indigenous Australian dancer, choreographer, writer, and teacher of contemporary dance, is presented. He discusses his appreciation for the artwork "Kirisgamul Mut (Sunbird)" by his uncle Laurie Nona, which features a paddle-shaped flower. He explains how the artwork reminds him of his grandmother's garden, the significance of paddles as a symbol in his culture, and his appreciation for his uncle's artistic talent.

The article discusses that Lauren Thomas knew on their first date, in San Francisco's Mission neighborhood in 2018, that Charles Finkel was intent on capturing her attention.

The article focuses on the flower shop in Paris, France where "The Flower Shop" accessories brand collection of fashion designer & illustrator Stephanie D'heygere are featured like the Canister Hoops earrings.

The article reviews the exhibition "Flower Paintings," by artist Tucker Nichols held at the ZieherSmith art gallery in Chelsea, New York until July 1, 2016.

The author describes how she made a flower arrangement inspired by John Singer Sargent's painting "Lady Agnew."

A step by step instruction is presented of making a bouquet of fresh button flowers.

BAYONNE, N.J. In the 1970s, when Jonathan Singer was working as a podiatric surgeon in Arizona, he traveled to Yosemite National Park, where he met the photographer Ansel Adams at his gallery there. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

One of the prettiest sights of the spring benefit season, which just came to a close, is the New York Botanical Garden dinner dance in the Bronx. The conservatories, transformed to look like the Impressionist Claude Monet's gardens, will be open until Oct. 21, with flowers changing all summer. When guests in floral dresses paused on the Japanese bridge over the lily pond, the full force of Monet's vision was recreated in the Bronx. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Focuses on James Welling's photograms of flowers printed in red, yellow, green and blue and metal screens exposed on the same metallic color paper. Literal effects of light; Exhibition of Welling's works through May 2005 at David Zwirner in New York City.

Highlights an exhibition of artist Elaine Sturtevant's work "Warhol Ten-Foot Flowers" at the Perry Rubenstein Gallery in New York City. Sturtevant's style of art; Reaction that the art world had to her replication of Claes Oldenberg's "Store" in the East Village; Her career history.

Offers information on some flowering plants used as decorations for holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas. Azaleas and narcissus; Poinsettias; Christmas cactus.