March was our floating deadline for our Neon Documentary but in order to get everything just right and to submit the film to some MAJOR film festivals we aren’t rushing […]
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“Trip” An Art Show in an Elevator (During Spring Market!)
The team behind Ugly Art Room is excited to host an art piece by Greenpoint artist David B. Smith in the elevator on the way up to our Spring Market on 4/13/14! […]
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It All Depends On How You Look At It – “New Typography” by Harsh Patel at Cleopatra’s
White gallery walls can be sterile and uninviting, not to mention downright distracting. The first thing you will notice at the current show on view at Cleopatra’s is the unique […]
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Interview with Creators and Stars of Barmaids The Show
A cool new web series called Barmaids hit the Internet last month. You should check it out. Coming from the creative team of Anna Callegari, Caralyn Stone (who both star […]
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An Evening at Brooklyn Night Bazaar with Dam Funk & More
Last Friday at Brooklyn Night Bazaar, the musical lineup was headlined by Los Angeles’ prominent original funk maestro, Dâm-Funk. Dâm opened his set by playing crowd-pleasing throwback jams, ranging from […]
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03.13.14 MIxtape // Heliotropes
I asked psych-sludge slingers Heliotropes‘ lead singer/guitarist Jessica Numsuwankijkul to assemble this week’s mix. Hear the killer song bouquet she arranged after the jump.
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Guess & Check // Finks // The Library Is On Fire – Music Shows This Week (3/12-15)
Spring is fighting to emerge. Maybe you are too after a tough winter. If you are looking to bust out, here are a few shows and events this week that […]
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McCarren Park Tree Decorated for 3/11 Japanese Earthquake & Tsunami Memorial
If you see this beautifully decorated tree in McCarren Park today, feel free to take an ornament in remembrance of the Earthquake and Tsunami that devastated Japan on 3/11/11.
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“Limbs Float Through Hillsides” in Bushwick Art Show
Having replaced God in their last show with security cameras and diorama church groups, Bushwick’s Ortega Y Gasset Projects settles down to a DIY Eden with Kelly Kaczynski’s Yes; Or […]
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‘Geometry Poems’ on view at Janet Kurnatowski
Like songs on a layered and atmospheric record album, the paintings at Janet Kurnatowski shimmer and dance along the gallery walls. “Geometry Poems” presents paintings by seven contemporary artists working […]