Randolph Adler, Ewa Johansson, and Tom Martignetti supported the New York Philharmonic on February 3.
Anthony Martignetti, chair for the Young New Yorkers for the
Margaret Pennoyer and Justin Kush, chair for
Philharmonic, with Alison Hill.
the Young New Yorkers for the Philharmonic.
Liam Millhiser, Jameson McFadden, and Ann Winger celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Young New Yorkers for the Philharmonic on February 3.
Vanessa Grout enjoyed chamber music by members of the New York Philharmonic.
Andrew Ward and Wyatt Harris toasted to 20 years of
Alexandra Porter, chair for the Young New Yorkers
the Young New Yorkers for the Philharmonic.
for the Philharmonic, with Lucius Robinson.
“I’M SORRY FOR MY INABILITY to let unimportant things go,
for my inability to hold on to important things,” wrote Jonathan Safran Foer. But who’s to say what’s unimportant or important? On January 22, The James New York debuted its collaboration with Grey Area—a mural by Brooklyn-based artist Paul Wackers (who was commissioned by Kyle DeWoody) on the façade of the hotel between Grand and Thompson streets on Sixth Avenue. The project features a series of works entitled, “Slow Dance and the Daylight,” engaging the public via col-
or. Following the unveiling, guests including Waris Ahluwalia, Hanuk, Alexa Rudolfo, Ben Watts, and Aleksandra Woroniecka ascended to JIMMY to toast the project with cocktails. On the 29th, it was the Young Collectors Night to benefit the East Side House Settlement at the Winter Antiques Show at the Park Avenue Armory. The event—hosted by Wendy Goodman, design editor of New York magazine, and co-chaired by Courtney Christensen, Stephanie Clark, and Sam Dangremond—serves as an opportunity for 700 twentyMARCH 2015 141