Launching Greenpoint Hill feels like kismet for Kim Brown. Previously a studio and storage annex for Pentatonic Guitars, the space is now renovated and feels cozy and warm with brick walls painted white and light, wooden shelves. She’d had her eye on the space at 100 Freeman Street for a while and the time has come to open as an art gallery and retail shop.
For the opening, the inventory is…
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SURE WISH I COULD WING IT TO BROOKLYN TODAY AND COME TO KIM’S EVENT AT GREENPOINT HILL TONIGHT.
Dianne Fong-Torres
Hey, Kim! I’m once again impressed by life and its way of circling back and, let it be said: upward. The photographs on your website argue that you are transformed and yet wonderfully recognizable as the five-year old in my class at the Montessori school on Shell Road. Your pottery and art studio-store is lovely. I hope to come and visit the next time I’m in New York. Or, in true bi-coastal fashion, please give me a jingle the next time you’re in northern California.
Love and arrivederci,
Susan