BY CLAUDE SOLNIK | An emergency room doctor recently talked about “scrubbing the coronavirus off my body, if not my soul.” While journalism documents events,…
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Tenement buildings have figured prominently in the work of East Village artist Mac McGill. During the 1980s and ’90s, the buildings he drew were formerly…
On Wed., April 1, at 7 p.m., federal, state and city politicians and freelance advocates will hold a virtual town hall for artists, freelancers and…
As the New York coronavirus lockdown loomed on Sun., March 22, young documentary filmmakers Jeff Brenner and Adam Juegos raced around in their car to…
BY BRIANA BARTENIEFF | There’s nothing quite like it to be compared to At least in my lifetime But the only thing I can relate…
Updated Wed., March 18, 3 p.m.: With a “shelter in place” order possibly coming soon, New Yorkers are going to need things to keep them…
“Weird Al” Yankovic might well be lying low during the coronavirus outbreak. Who really knows? But the local creative collective Sing Out, Louise! has already…
BY CLAYTON PATTERSON | It has been said if you can educate a child to the age of 7 you have them for life. If…
East Village artist Mac McGill collaborated on this illustration with Arun Gupta. Everyone is getting prepared for coronavirus — even the Statue of Liberty. Emma…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Ray Alvarez is the definition of a grinder. The hard-working East Village merchant, in his eighth decade, continues to pull the…