Get Seen » At Art on the Roof at MassChallenge

At the first-ever Boston installment of Art on the Roof, an event that brings artists, patrons, and nonprofits together in cities across the country, the dazzling 360-degree waterfront views were outshined by the diverse work of eight local artists (including MassArt grad Stacy Scibelli's two-person leather tickle machine!). Held high above Fan Pier at the MassChallenge headquarters, the juried pop-up exhibit benefitted Dorchester art-education nonprofit Dot Art, whose students got to display their creations alongside those of the eight pros. Learn more at artontheroof.com and dotart.org.

George Wong, director of South Boston's LaMontagne Gallery

George, the juror for the evening, created his own work of art - his outfit's madcap mix of textures, colors, and prints.

His three must-haves: a good tailor, a good cobbler, and a good butcher. He's got two of those covered. His shirt and vintage-fabric jacket were custom-made by his tailor in NYC, and his shoes, originally from DSW, have already been resoled three times! (He's still looking for a local butcher, though.)

A gallery director has to invest in some good frames, right? His tortoiseshell glasses are by Tom Ford. But his plaid tie was a bargain: he picked it up at Goodwill in Santa Monica.

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