BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Updated Aug. 23, 3:00 p.m.: Chuck Close, the Downtown artist renowned for his gigantic Photorealist paintings, died on Thurs., Aug. 19,…
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BY EVERYNIGHT CHARLEY CRESPO | Upon relocating in 1976 to New York City from his native Meridian, Mississippi, Steve Forbert gained a strong following in…
BY AIDAN SEIDEN | The documentary “Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain,” released in theaters last month, is a visceral and heartwarming portrait of the…
BY EVERYNIGHT CHARLEY CRESPO | Jerry is an avid buyer of concert tickets, claiming to see more than 200 music events each year. He refuses…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | You don’t have to have any hesitancy about Theater for the New City’s new Street Theater production about the COVID…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Artists have to etch out a living — especially, actually necessarily, if you’re an Etch A Sketch artist. Mark Paich,…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Updated March 31, 2022, 2 p.m.: Keith Patchel, whose music career spanned from punk guitarist to avant-garde composer, recently died at…
BY NIXIE STRAZZA | It was no normal Sunday at the Union Square farmer’s market on Sun., July 25. Although the greenmarket is colorful, a…
BY EVERYNIGHT CHARLEY CRESPO | “Free speech is not free,” says Chris Flash, publisher of the local anarchist newspaper The SHADOW. Flash last week won…
BY AIDAN SEIDEN | Since the age of 18, Anita Durst has been a fervent proponent of New York City’s avant-garde artistic community. In 1995,…