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In the News: The price of fake blood on Broadway
A detailed look at the costs behind Blood Manor. Plus two stalled projects in Fidi; Glosslab is open but is restructuring; the Dominick tries to take over some public space.
Seen & Heard: Ilya the barber will move to Chambers
Plus Milu coming to Hudson Eats; Reginald Baylor at Friedrichs Pontone; Aire Ancient Baths expanding to Upper East Side.
New Gallery on the Block: Marc Straus
A collector of new and overlooked talent, Straus opened his gallery on Grand in 2011. This is a second space.
Seen & Heard: Dawn of 2025
Plus some confusion over the kaffes; letterpress workshops at Bowne & Co.; compost your xmas tree.
Made in Tribeca: House of RoRo
A local interior designer wanted children's furniture that was charming, stylish and served more than one purpose -- a key to compact living.
Films of Tribeca: Bird Woman Sacajawea
Tribecan Lynn Rogoff has been producing stories about heroic teenagers for TV and film for decades; Sacajawea was a one story she could not let go.
Art in Tribeca: LUME Studios
The second generation of a Tribeca business family has turned a former textile building into an art production and gallery facility.
Books of Tribeca: A Book About Ray
Tribecan and writer Ellen Levy spent nine years interviewing, digging and examining the life of "New York's most famous unknown artist" Ray Johnson. / 2 comments
Kids These Days: The pottery of Leyla Khosrowshahi
Inspired by ceramics at age 12, takes her first class in college, and now, at the age of 22, is selling out of an established gallery on the Upper East Side.
Christmas, as seen through the New Yorker covers at Philip Williams posters
The Poster Museum, which has been on Chambers for decades, has the best collection of magazine covers, illustrating New York winter holidays and pastimes.
Seen & Heard: Remedy Place is open on Canal & Greene
Plus Five Guys coming to Canal; Math x art at the Oculus; Kenny Scharf at 60 White gallery.
Jack Hanley Gallery will close on Duane Street
The longtime gallerist -- 37 years in the art business -- took one of the prize storefronts on Duane and Staple in 2021. / 1 comment
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Society has lost its mind letting people walk around outdoors with masks on as if it's not obviously insanely suspicious.... — person / Carjacking on North Moore has a happy ending…
I'm okay with extra reinforcing, recalling what happened at Pfizer's residential conversion on 42nd Street. Demolition could have been dusty... — Gary / Construction Update: 100 Franklin / 250 Church
I am curious how they came to the decision to rehabilitate the existing structure rather than just tear it down.... — Reademan / Construction Update: 100 Franklin / 250 Church
There is widespread agreement that the illegal Canal vendors are destroying the quality of life for local residents because they... — lowrider / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
Well said! — Robert Ripps / Demolition should start soon on the Tribeca Pharmacy building
Can we please stop calling them “vendors”!! A vendor runs a business that sells merchandise to other businesses. E.g. a... — S. / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
There are still many free attractions on Governors Island. Well worth the trip over. — JS Miller / Seen & Heard: Ess-a-Bagel getting ready on Murray