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SXSW Very SW from NYC

Posted on March 3, 2011 by Lily Rothman

With the annual Austin-based art festival South by Southwest fast approaching, New Yorkers interested in checking out the music and film offerings are scrambling for transportation. Continue reading →

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Jason Bard Yarmosky respects–and immortalizes–his elders

Posted on March 3, 2011 by Sarah Ewald

Yarmosky’s latest series, “Elder Kinder,” explores concepts of play and exploration, and applies it to the elderly. Continue reading →

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Mergers: Dance and Performance Art?

Posted on March 3, 2011 by Jennifer Hamblett

The Dance Theater Workshop in Chelsea has undergone a change in the last few weeks, officially becoming New York Live Arts as part of a merger with the Bill T Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company.  The merge sees Bill T Jones … Continue reading →

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Theaters performances going the way of movies.

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Sherrina Navani

Spider Man- Turn off the Dark Promo to Problems Three-dimensional film first achieved mainstream notoriety in the early 1980’s when the popularity of Jaws both amazed and frightened audiences. However, it wasn’t till the release of the movie Avatar, over … Continue reading →

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Celebrity life goes ‘Somewhere’

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Chase Lindsay Rosen

In 2010, Reality TV Stars Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian made $65 million… Justin Bieber’s lock of hair just sold on Ebay for $40,6888… Charlie Sheen joining Twitter makes headlines. What is it about the celebrity culture that intrigues people … Continue reading →

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Dope Jams, Good Times

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Shannon Carlin

For the last four years, Dope Jams has offered those in Clinton Hill a place to go to for good music and good vibes. The combination has made this old-school record store one of the few shops that has managed to survive the digital boom. Continue reading →

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Rosenthal’s Bronx at the NYPL

Posted on December 8, 2010 by Graham Kates

Against a backdrop of rubble and garbage, a child hurls his body several feet in the air. He’s front flipping onto a discarded mattress, left idling in front of the remains of a destroyed building. The photograph, “Bathgate Avenue” by … Continue reading →

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Bo Bo Poultry Market: A Chicken in Every Pot

Posted on December 8, 2010 by Jessica Dailey

Chinese take-out often gets a bad-rap, but those concerns can be forgotten when dining in Chinatown, where Bo Bo Poultry Market supplies every seven out of ten chickens to restaurants and shops. Continue reading →

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Juilliard Orchestra in Concert

Posted on December 7, 2010 by Carl Gaines

Even in a city as expensive as New York there are quintessential bargains to be found. One of the ones that I’ve enjoyed over the years is the Juilliard Symphony Orchestra. It’s free, and if that’s not a bargain then … Continue reading →

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The Old New York Through the Lens of Stieglitz

Posted on November 29, 2010 by Maria Miranda

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is highlighting one of the founders of its photography collection, Alfred Stieglitz, with an exhibit this month. “Stiegliz, Steichen, Strand,” which opened Nov. 10, offers a glimpse into the old New York – the world … Continue reading →

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