••• “75 Wall St. Owner Eyes Shift from Condo to Rental.” —Crain’s

••• The late artist Rammellzee—who lived in Tribeca for a long time, and then Battery Park City—is having a moment, says the New York Times: “On March 8 the Suzanne Geiss Company, a new gallery in Soho, will open its inaugural show by suspending, as if in flight, two complete sets of works that Rammellzee called ‘letter racers,’ spacecraftlike sculptures representing the letters A to Z [that’s Z pictured at left], built bricolage style from scraps of cast-off consumer goods like flip-flops, sunglasses, toy cars, cheap umbrellas, Bic pens and air-freshener tops. The only other complete set of the racers, made from gold-painted wood and surrealistically situated pieces of Kewpie dolls and plastic dinosaurs, is now installed high along a series of second-floor gallery walls at the Museum of Modern Art in ‘Printin,’’ an eclectic exhibition of print-influenced work that opened Feb. 15.”