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New gallery for Archive of Contemporary Music space, and new home for ARC
Grimm Gallery comes to White Street and the archive has landed on its feet, taking over several buildings on an old estate in Staatsburg, NY.
Seen & Heard: Grand Banks opens May 1
Plus Grand Banks will open May 1; Mulberry & Vine opens uptown and BK locations; a local artist shows for Sexual Assault Awareness month. / 2 comments
In the News: A new gallery for 86 Walker
Plus CVS just signed the least at 140 Church; Liev Schreiber on buying art in the neighborhood; a family is slashed near The Battery. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Harry McNally’s new song
Plus the NYPD has a new system to report low-level crimes online; election primers from Downtown Alliance. / 3 comments
Brookfield and The Battery will host the Tribeca Film Festival
Live and in person for its 20th anniversary, the festival will run from June 9 to June 20 at six outdoor locations around the city. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Cleaning the 9/11 Memorial pools
A video that records the process of cleaning the 9/11 Memorial pools is a moving tribute in and of itself. / 3 comments
Second Acts: Pierre Delerive and “A Dark and Distant Place”
Who doesn’t love a reinvention story? And who among us isn’t trying to figure out what we want to be when we grow up? The latest in a series: an executive turned novelist. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Concerts are back at City Winery
Plus a benefit for Church Street School; brunch returns at Crown Shy; Citi Bikes return on Laight.
Live arts performances coming to downtown in May
The Downtown Alliance is sponsoring 30 short but live (!) performances -- music, theater, dance -- in public plazas, parks and even a loading bay.
In the News: Toni Morrison’s apartment sells
Plus an arrest is made for hate-crime assault at Franklin Street station; Russell Simmons sells his Fidi penthouse at a discount; new gallery comes to Walker Street. / 3 comments
Apologies, collected from Tribeca in the ’80s
An artist collected public apologies as a social experiment in the '80s, papering Tribeca with posters meant to attract criminals -- or anyone who had something to apologize for. / 2 comments
Live from over Tribeca
In the opposite of a Tiny Desk concert, 3 WTC is hosting live streamed concerts from the 79th floor as part of an effort to keep musicians afloat. / 1 comment
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