With drums, dance, song and inspirational words, Harlem commemorated Juneteenth, the new national holiday, on Sat., June 19. Juneteenth marks the day, two months after…
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Helping add some life and beauty to the Village’s streets, Art on the Ave, a new public-arts initiative, recently kicked off in select storefront windows,…
There was a little bit of something for everyone in Washington Square Park on Saturday afternoon. Downtown photographer Milo Hess took these shots in the…
BY CLAYTON PATTERSON | Gone, finished, closed, shut forever. Not surprised. What did surprise me is that of all the clubs that have disappeared, the…
On a rainy walk up the Bowery Thursday night, a piece of discarded art on the curb caught the eye near Rivington St. Actually, the…
Patricia Gilman is a doer. About 20 years ago, one thing she discovered she really liked doing was photography and that she did it well,…
It looks like someone took that classic Guns N’ Roses song just a little too literally… . Tribeca photographer Milo Hess made his way up…
Spring has sprung! Well, at least it’s sort of beginning to look and feel that way. And the…umm…face masks are in full bloom? On Tuesday…
Updated March 1, 5:08 p.m.: A small sign looks official — but, upon closer inspection, has been doctored — at the Christopher St. subway station.…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Corky Lee’s memorial on Zoom last Friday night was massive. The numbers fluctuated up and down during the two-hour-long event. But at…