In celebration of Pride Month, the New York City Parks Department gave some loving care to the “Gay Liberation” sculpture in Christopher Park in the…
Posts published in “Arts”
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | We’ve all been living in a bubble during the coronavirus pandemic, isolated from each other, keeping our distance. Earlier this…
BY DAVID MULKINS | The Bowery Alliance of Neighbors stands in solidarity with Black Lives Matter, the nonviolent protests over the deaths of George Floyd,…
On Fri., June 12, artists in Soho were painting over the omnipresent plywood with positive, creative thoughts about our nation’s current tumultuous situation. Their creative…
East Village artist Mac McGill’s new illustration “I Can’t Breathe” is a commentary on the injustice — and the constant danger — that black men…
BY MICHELE HERMAN | How quiet it is in the projects at noon in this terrible year on a Tuesday in June. I walk with…
BY MICHELE HERMAN | I take the dog for a walk but he’s too old and stiff so I gather him in my arms and…
BY LETICIA LABRE | No wonder Greenwich Village has such an electric vibe. It is overflowing with residents who have riveting stories to tell. One…
The United States now has nearly 100,000 confirmed deaths from coronavirus — almost one-third of the world’s total. Many blame Donald Trump for that, charging…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | And now for something completely different. … New York State may still be on “Pause” — but Theater for the…