Table of Contents
May 2010
Icon
page: 17
Sarasota Saturdays
Rattlebag
page: 18
Political Games
Common Ground
page: 24
Principal Philosophy
Slate Q/A
page: 26
Second Act
Agenda
page: 28
Scoops Behind Hot Cultural Agenda
Body Dimensions
page: 29
Drug Interactions
Trend Synery
page: 37
Playing dress up
Design Dossier
page: 42
Feline Playground
Catch
page: 44
The Goods
12 Things
page: 52
Thespian Dreamer
Nest
page: 54
Open to the outdoors
Dish
page: 71
Tea Time
Adventures In Dining
page: 72
Ci Penso io
Trio
page: 74
Succulent Shrimp
Wine Q&A
page: 76
Global Grapes
Driven to Design
page: 46
When considering Sarasota’s creative capital, local designers of the fashion sense are not to be overlooked. Here we take note of six of these artists, each with a different story to tell and a unique design sense to impart. From creating French-inspired clothing to children’s hats, European-born or from right here in Sarasota and career designers to talented hobbyists, they each share with us their individualized take on wearable art.
Multigenerational Families
page: 57
Today, the 1950s image of the “nuclear” American family feels like an anachronism. Two-parent households are not necessarily the norm, and grandparents are more crucial than ever to the mantel portrait. For some Sarasota and Manatee families, a multi-generational approach to child rearing is ingrained in their cultural tradition. Grandparents live in the same zip code and are as joyfully involved in their grandchildren’s worlds as their mothers and fathers. For others, unfortunate
circumstances impel grandparents to take full custody and become second parents to their grandchildren. The intention for these caregivers is the same: to give
children a well-rounded upbringing, even if the village it takes to raise them doesn’t have a Mayberry address.
What We're Talking About
page: 98
Buzzworthy News
Arbiter
page: 104
Ode to Urbanism
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