Host Alastair Gordon conducts spirited, in-depth interviews with some of the leading figures in the world of art, design, urbanism, architecture and environmental awareness. Alastair is an award-winning critic and curator who has written for many publications including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Vanity Fair and Architectural Digest. He is the author of more than 26 books.
“Gordon’s eye for the convergence of art, architecture and commerce is unerring.”
– Publisher’s Weekly
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Host Alastair Gordon talks to artists Eric Fischl and April Gornik about the activist roles they’re playing in their hometown of Sag Harbor, New York. Together with architect Lee Skolnick, they transformed an old Methodist church into a ground-breaking arts center, one that not only serves the community but honors the historic legacy of Sag Harbor.
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Host Alastair Gordon talks to artists Eric Fischl and April Gornik about the activist roles they’re playing in their hometown of Sag Harbor, New York. Together with architect Lee Skolnick, they transformed an old Methodist church into a ground-breaking arts center, one that not only serves the community but honors the historic legacy of Sag Harbor.
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Host Alastair Gordon talks to artists Eric Fischl and April Gornik about the activist roles they’re playing in their hometown of Sag Harbor, New York. Together with architect Lee Skolnick, they transformed an old Methodist church into a ground-breaking arts center, one that not only serves the community but honors the historic legacy of Sag Harbor.
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Host Alastair Gordon talks to artists Eric Fischl and April Gornik about the activist roles they’re playing in their hometown of Sag Harbor, New York. Together with architect Lee Skolnick, they transformed an old Methodist church into a ground-breaking arts center, one that not only serves the community but honors the historic legacy of Sag Harbor.
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