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Wickiworld: Cheesecake in Tribeca
When I say “cheesecake,”I don’t mean the stuff sold at Tribeca Treats; I mean the real stuff—real horseflesh and manflesh, as it is occasionally on display at the police stable on Varick Street.
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Tickling the Ivories
What’s new in Wickiworld: Wickham Boyle rhapsodizes about “Play Me, I’m Yours,” the public-art project that has installed pianos around the city: “They shake us from the often obsessive thoughts of shoulds, coulds, and didn’ts.”
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Wickiworld: She Writes Grows Up
Exactly one year ago, Kamy Wicoff launched She Writes, a social networking site for women writers. It now has nearly 10,000 members from 30 countries.
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Wickiworld: Tumbling Down Memory Lane
Suellen Epstein has been teaching tumbling and gymnastics in her Murray Street loft since 1982. “The best part of still being down here in Tribeca is running into ‘the alums.’ They always say, ‘Remember when we did this or that?’ and they get so excited.”
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Wickiworld: Bells Are Ringing
Ceramicist Lai Montesca has created a site-specific installation of bells and chimes at Re:Creative on Chambers. “In Buddhist thought, sounding chimes or bells summons the soul,” she says. “I hope for nothing less.”
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Wickiworld: Just Shoot Me
They were shooting again on North Moore Street. OK, it wasn’t violent, but it was pervasive and for those of us who live on this much-shot street it was tedious and invasive.
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