Articles & Posts by Iyna Caruso
Labor of Love
Karen Osborne, a mother, wife, and insurance manager in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, found herself taking on a new role — caregiver — when her father’s health began to fail.
October 22, 2009 | Read more »
State Fair State of Mind
Six-hundred-pound buttered cows, walleye-on-a-stick snacks, cow-birthing tents, and alligator wrestling can only mean one thing: It’s state fair season in America.
June 25, 2009 | Read more »
Reveling in the Past of America’s Favorite Pastime
The teams and ballparks may be long gone, but die-hard fans do their part to keep baseball memories alive.
April 17, 2009 | Read more »
Lobbying Efforts: Inside the Grandest Entrances in America
Call it the “surprise inside.” Sometimes the most unassuming buildings conceal the most astonishing lobbies—whimsical, wonderful, and completely unexpected. Here are nine show-stoppers worth a special trip. Icon Brickell If Alice found herself thrust into a futuristic Wonderland, it might look something like the fantasy lobby dreamed up by Philippe Starck for the Miami condominium [...]
March 1, 2009 | Read more »
Art’s Healing Powers
More than simply a statement of style, art can improve and enhance one’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. On any given day, landscape artist Barbara Ernst Prey is apt to find e-mails from museum curators and patrons clogging her in-box. Prey’s canvases hang on the walls of world-class institutions, in private collections, and even at [...]
January 1, 2009 | Read more »
