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In the News: A House Divided on Hubert Street
Plus: World Trade Center's new art expert; no news on the crane accident; commemorating the first WTC attack; 150 Nassau. / 1 comment
The Sketchbooks of Peter Koval
"I actually just wanted to stroll through the neighborhood," said photographer Peter Koval when I asked why he had been sketching Tribeca. "But seeing how it changed—and the nostalgia of what I remembered—inspired me to record it." / 4 comments
In the News: Rammellzee
The late artist is having a moment. Plus: Portraits made with push pins; 75 Wall may go rental.
Coming Up: Adrien Brody, Affordable Housing, and “The House Bunny”
Not to mention Joan as Police Woman, Richard Pryor double feature, the Tribeca Meet & Greet, a new "café society" venue, the Magic School Bus, Eleven Madison Park, Jolie Holland, and art galore. / 1 comment
Nosy Neighbor: What Happened to the Lilac?
"Any idea what happened to the SS Lilac that was tied up at Pier 25? Thought it was there yesterday—now it's gone?" —M.
In the News: Roof Deck Fire
Plus: New hair salon; Koko's take-out window; redistricting Lower Manhattan; community theater. / 1 comment
Coming Up: Sondre Lerche, Suzzy Roche, and Ceramic Beauties
Not to mention Nanci Griffith, Sloane Crosley, curable blindness, and a lot of art.
Seen & Heard: 50-52 Laight Unveiled
(Now with photo!) Plus: Two films by Jared Skolnick; Battery Conservancy's plant sale. / 1 comment
Coming Up: “Steel Magnolias,” Marianne Faithfull, and Pornography
As well as Eliot Spitzer, Mayim Bialek, John Cassavettes films, Gilbert Gottfried, and art.
In the News: Soho Rep
Plus: World Trade Center audit; anonymous doorman; Kutsher's review; Trinity Church and Hudson Square; Dominique Strauss-Kahn movie; new Aáron Sánchez restaurant; American Icon expands.
Coming Up: Betty, Wyclef Jean, and Krappy Kamerawork
Not to mention important work by three Hollywood directors, jazz by Randy Weston, three writers, art aplenty and possibly Peaches.
In the News: American Express Carriage House
Plus: Food truck clusterfudge; Illuminate Lower Manhattan; a fascinating look at the history of 121 Hudson. / 1 comment
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