Final Thoughts
“Texas Hill Country” Margie Hildreth Watercolor on paper 22” x 30” “I have always been drawn to the rugged landscapes and rolling hills of Texas, my home. I’m always on the lookout for a spectacular sunset or an interesting view wherever I go. I have painted throughout the United States, France, Italy and Spain. Watercolor […]
Tuesday Musical Club’s Artist Series Hits 100 This Year…
…..and it has never looked better! Tuesday Musical Club holds the distinction of being the oldest music club for women in Texas—founded in 1901 by Mrs. Anna Hertzberg, a New York Conservatory of Music graduate, when she moved to the frontier town of San Antonio. In 1923, members produced the first annual Musical Teas concerts, […]
Sarah Mills Bailey
“Laguna” was inspired by the healing nature of water and the beauty of the Pacific Coast. Sarah Mills Bailey, a native of New Orleans, lives in San Antonio with her husband and daughters. Trained as a scientist with postgraduate studies in microbiology at Tulane University, her artistic endeavors began as crafting household décor from found […]
What’s in Your Bag? Analy Diego
By Lainey Berkus Photography by David Teran How many of us choose a handbag thinking about balance, emphasis, repetition, pattern movement, line, shape, structure, fabric, texture, color, space, construction, durability? Analy Diego, my fascinating, talented and super cool friend considered all of these elements when she came to this interview wearing her Gucci limited edition […]
Reinventing Retirement
SA Women Changing the Retirement Landscape After taking a step back from hugely successful and dynamic careers, Lainey Berkus, Estela Avery, and Sylvia Rodriguez are reinventing retirement poetics, all while continuing to bring their philanthropic color and grace to the SATX community. “I dream in color. I always have,” Lainey Berkus leans in to tell […]