The inflatable interactive art exhibit out of Italy opened in August at the Seaport, taking over the entire Tin Building. / 1 comment
This is the first permanent home for the traveling inflatable art exhibit out of Italy, It opens July 15.
The Seaport is seeing some big changes in the next months, what with the closure of the Tin Building and a couple more openings.
The 53,000-square-foot food emporium opened in summer 2022. This summer it will become an interactive contemporary art experience out of Italy. / 16 comments
Plus Mary Jaeger at Ossam Gallery; Little Island opens its performance series; RBW lighting opens showroom on Franklin.
Plus a Hunter College MFA gallery on Hudson; a townhouse for sale on Jay; the Tin Building is scaling back.
The food hall's vegan restaurant, abcV, has closed permanently. / 11 comments
Plus using dry ice to suffocate rats; another Tin Building review; a family loft gets a makeover. / 3 comments
One of six full-service restaurants at the Tin Building, the Chinese-inspired speakeasy is tucked behind the Asian market.
Plus a sale for the mansion at 464 Greenwich; Marathi welcomes neighbors on Thanksgiving; a review of the Tin Building and its scents. / 1 comment
Plus the Seaport tree is lit; a sneak peak at Fouquet's bar and restaurant; a display in front of Mr Chow. / 1 comment
Plus the Tin Building's new hours; a 12-foot puppet coming to Rockefeller; a yard sale at Chatham Green; 125 Newbury opening soon.
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