Greenpoint attracts creatives of all kinds: musicians and designers, filmmakers and visual artists. Tony Stewart’s work blends each of these mediums, and while Greenpoint did not attract him from afar, you could still say he loves the nabe: he’s Brooklyn born and bred, and has lived in Greenpoint his whole life.
Here, Tony discusses the diversity of his work, how he came to sync up with musician Keyon Christ, and the origin story of…
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