Read about Twenty First Gallery in the Tribeca Citizen Shopping Guide.
Plus a new local editor at Patch for Tribeca and FiDi; an interview in Architectural Digest hooked to a show here; the view from 111 Murray. / 2 comments
Now that Renaud Vuaillat's Twenty First Gallery is on Franklin Street, instead of in his Chelsea townhouse, he'll be able to mount many more shows. / 1 comment
Plus: The back of Tribeca Synagogue is curved, too; Rag & Bone's Tribeca store now sells women's clothing; rehabilitation of a White Street building; World Trade Center PATH station closed this weekend; Treadwell Park question; "Billions" shoot. / 2 comments
Plus: Noted Tribeca café opens tomorrow; tickets for the Pier 17 concerts aren't cheap; Twenty First Gallery opens today; Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's open studios; more on the gymnastics facility.
Renaud Vuaillat's gallery specializing in contemporary furniture is relocating from Chelsea to Franklin Street.
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