Graffiti
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Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center Reveals Facade After 3 Years
Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center is reawakening after a long slumber. Her eyes are opening ever so slowly, but there's still plenty of crust lingering.
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Coleman Skatepark Opens Friday; Skaters Already Grinding
The recently re-branded Coleman Oval Skatepark isn't quite ready for public consumption just yet, but that's not stopping droves of skateboarders who want first tracks on that shiz.
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Allen Street Against Genetically Modified Foods
The recently reconfigured plywood tunnel of the long-stalled Allen Street Hotel now carries some political wallpaper of sorts.
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Tricks of the Trade: Bogart Bowery Power
That old-school street ingenuity reminiscent of early hip hop still surfaces every now and again. Like yesterday morning on the Bowery. Caught on the Bowery without a phone charge is no problem. Just head over to [...]
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Olek Partners with Samsung in New Galaxy Note Commercial
In a shill to allegedly help offset a mountain of legal fees stemming from an incident late last year, Olek recently became the latest spokesperson for Samsung.
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Army of One Gives Peace a Chance on the Bowery
There's an awesome new Army of One paster presently rolled onto the side of the Bowery graffiti wall.
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Mitt Romney Street Spoof Returns to the Lower East Side
The Bowery is back in the conversation of national politics, specifically with regard to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney
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Swapping Subway Lines at Delancey Street
Bunch of savages in this town. Yes, someone is again having great fun at the expense of the MTA.
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Olek’s Crocheted Kicks Dangling Above Broome and Eldridge
Dangling shoes are probably one of the more unique features of the Lower East Side streetscape.
