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Clayton’s Corner: Kids at the Door [PHOTOS]
Clayton Patterson’s front door is legendary. This portal to his home and Outlaw Art Museum at 161 Essex Street served as backdrop for thousands of shots. Locals from around the neighborhood posed (and still pose) in front of the door. Many such photos were included in his Front Door Book from 2009. This particular shot […]
12th Annual ‘Dance Parade’ Tomorrow Celebrates Repeal of Cabaret Law
The 12th annual Dance Parade happens tomorrow, and will move down Broadway through the Lower East Side. Theme this year is “The Cabaret of Life,” which celebrates the repeal of the city’s cabaret law last fall. Roughly 10,000 dancers are expected in the procession to honor the end of the 91-year-old prohibition. This year’s theme, […]
Knickerbocker Village is Hosting its First Pop-Up Art Show with Residents
Knickerbocker Village is hosting its first ever pop-up art show, exclusively showcasing art from residents within the 1,600-unit affordable housing community in the Two Bridges neighborhood. Guest curated by Anna Kustera, the exhibition will highlight diverse, creative talent from the likes of Danna Call, Jessica Delfino, Hadassah Diaz, Russell King, Gloria Klein, Carter Kustera, Sean Mellyn, […]
Fresh Permits Issued for Rivington House Gut Job
Piecemeal work at Rivington House is progressing, despite pressure from the community and elected officials alike. The Department of Buildings two weeks ago issued permits to CetraRuddy Architects, the design firm behind the $17.1 million remodeling, for interior demolition, despite the partial stop-work order on the property. This grants the team the ability to renovate […]
The ‘Tiny Changes’ of Frightened Rabbit Frontman Scott Hutchison (RIP)
Tiny changes. Simple enough as two words strung together: very small, alterable instances. Seemingly insignificant when compared to the vastness of the earth, let alone universe, but not so much if you think about chaos theory and the butterfly effect. Regardless, this idea is usually a back-burner thought in our lives, as we muddle through […]
