Spotted at Diehl Gallery

Spotted at MADE

A Ten Year Anniversary

Congratulations to Mariam Diehl. The Diehl Gallery celebrates ten years of providing paintings and sculptures to Jackson Hole and beyond.

Spotted at Paper and Grace

Spotted at MADE

A Working Office

The Jackson Hole Offices of Cognito, Logsdail Classic, and Blixt.

The Ten List

Paul and Jess Wireman, A Foodie Couple

JESS

Favorite Book: The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy.

Breakfast Spot: Gosh, I love breakfast SO much I cannot even begin to focus on a single, meager, lonely spot.  But the veranda of the Ferry Building, perfect Blue Bottle coffee and a farm-fresh egg sandwich could do.

Dinner Spot: Trio- food doesn't get any better than that and the chefs aren't too shabby to take a gander at.

Drink of Choice: High Life.

City to Visit: San Francisco, the perfect compliment to Jackson- artsy, foodie, hickster, sea-side scene that requires a different jacket every day of the year!

Best Spot in Teton Valley: Saddle of my bike somewhere up Horseshoe Canyon.

Non-Profit: The Art Association

Guilty Pleasure: Dirty Belvedere martinis

Style Icon: Unfortunately, I'm still searching for a sense of style.

Words to Live By: "This is my depressed stance. When you're depressed, it makes a lot of difference how you stand. The worst thing you can do is straighten up and hold your head high because then you'll start to feel better. If you're going to get any joy out of being depressed, you've got to stand like this." -Charlie Brown

PAUL

Favorite Book: The Devil in the Kitchen by Marco Pierre White

Breakfast Spot:  On my porch in the summer when my wife cooks

Dinner Spot: Really? what do you want me to say?... but Trio really is!

Drink of Choice:  A Hendrick's Collins with a splash of grapefruit will be my drink this summer

City to Visit: San Francisco, great friends, blue bottle coffee and food.

Best spot in Teton Valley: The Red Hills

Non-Profit: Paws

Guilty Pleasure: Haagen-Dazs chocolate peanut butter

Style Icon: Mos Def

Words to Live By: Short of the redneck joke…YOU CAN DO IT.  That’s what I like to live by.

Spotted at Jackson Hole Community School

Two Buildings in an Alley

Spotted at Crabtree Corner

A Girl's Room

Spotted at MADE

Michael Lessac's 21 Movies Worth Seeing

Michael Lessac is a film-maker, playwright, and humanitarian

1. THE GOLD RUSH
2. CHILDREN OF PARADISE
3. EMPIRE OF THE SUN
4. WATERFRONT
5. MODERN TIMES
6. CITY LIGHTS
7. GODFATHER 2
8. LA DOLCE VITA
9. CITIZEN KANE
10. THE GRAPES OF WRATH
11. BLADE RUNNER (without the voice over)
12. THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS
13. THE GENERAL
14. TOY STORY THREE
15. STAGE COACH
16. THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN
17. THE STING
18. RATATOUILLE
19. THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN (Kurosawa’s original also good...and if you go there...see Rashomon)
20. LE CHEVRE
21. LITTLE BIG MAN

And the movie I would love to see made (if made well) is from a book called TIME AND AGAIN by Jack Finney celebrating old NYC much like Woody Allen just celebrated Paris.

A Late Night Bite

Tom Fay has opened the doors to Pinky G's, a pizza place in The Pink Garter Plaza that offers up pizza well into late night.

Spotted on South Glenwood Street

A Building in an Alley

Spotted on Glenwood Street

Burger and a Beer at Trio

The burger at Trio now has bacon ground right into the patty. Enough said.

Spotted in Gaslight Alley

Spotted on Pearl Street

Spotted at Sanchez

An Installation at Betty Rock

This installation at the Betty Rock was done by the students from Jackson Hole Community School. Made from book pages, it makes a comment on how overwhelming, important, satisfying, and confusing education can be.

A Lamp

A Cool Lamp at Flower Hardware

 

 

The Ten List

Jennifer Magnusson, Cognito Designs

Place for Breakfast: Nora's, espeically on a lazy Sunday with my husband.

Place for Dinner: Where the friends are. The food is best when you share the table and conversation with friends.

Drink of Choice: I love St. Germaine!

Book: I have SO many, but one of my all time favorites is by a local author, Tim Sandlin. Rowdy in Paris. I laughed out loud the whole way through!

  Place to Visit: We try to get over to Europe at least once a year to catch up with friends and family. Usually England and Sweden.

Guilty Pleasure: Sleeping in and popcicles.

Non-Profit of Choice: Dancer's Workshop. Inspiring, evocative, quality...ALWAYS. And the imagination present in every aspect of the organization, from performances to classes. We are lucky to have them.

Style Icon: Audrey Hepburn. The definition of grace.

Best Local Event: Old Bill's Fun Run. It is one of my favorites. It feels like a town that becomes a neighborhood. The energy is as infectious as the giving.

Words to live by: Creativity takes Courage. -Henri Matisse

Lunch on the Deck

A Cobb Salad at Cafe Genevieve

Spotted on the Town Square

A Man's Living Room

Bespoke My Heart

The relationship between a tailor and a gentleman is close. Men are dressed for their weddings, graduations, and special occasions because they are important times, but really aren't all of our days special? Enter Logsdail Classic, a company based in field sports traditions that is bringing the details of the past into our present. Introduced to Jackson Hole by Lars and Jennifer Magnusson, this company is centered around Leonard Logsdail, a tailor who cut his teeth many years ago on Savile Row. Logsdail Classic provides clothing made from fabrics from Scotland that is tailored to the customer's specifications....and it's right here in Jackson Hole in the rafters above Gaslight Alley.  The jackets, shirts, and trousers have the classic feel of something handed down from your grandfather. Very elegant.