BY JACK BROWN | Dedicated to Allen Ginsberg, who circumambulated Mt. Tamalpais and Tompkins Square Park Twenty uptown blocks to the mile. Five times around.…
Posts published in “Arts”
The Art Attack on the East River Park amphitheater was short but sweet. Late on the afternoon of Fri., Oct. 9, a group of artists…
BY BILL WEINBERG | The Lion Rock Cafe is a “pop-up” art salon founded last year by “a group of New Yorkers who have their hearts in…
BY EVERYNIGHT CHARLEY CRESPO | With concert venues still closed, rock bands these days do not get many opportunities to practice their chops or gain…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Father Patrick Moloney is not your typical Irish priest. For starters, he’s a Melkite, a member of an ancient Eastern Catholic…
BY KEVIN HARRIS | Quick story: Slaveowners bring slaves to the Lower East Side, capture local Native Americans, force them to cut a road along…
The weather finally has been getting a bit nippy lately, but just a couple of weeks ago burlesque performers were letting it all hang out…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Well, that didn’t take long. … Late Friday afternoon, a crew of artists and graffiti writers unleashed what was dubbed…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Call it speed graffiti for a cause. In a last-ditch bid to save East River Park from destruction, artists descended on…
BY MARK TAYLOR | On Saturday, October 10, at 7 p.m., New Yorkers are invited to attend a special online Sahaja Yoga program. Classical music…