If you’ve been mourning the closing of Enla photo, the little storefront on Manhattan known for it’s collection of Hello Kitty merch and wide range of photo processing services, rejoice! […]
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Imprisonment & Seduction – An Interview With Elizabeth Huey
Elizabeth Huey’s Greenpoint studio overlooks the architecturally iconic Empire State Building. Architecture is a prominent theme in Huey’s paintings. The physical architecture of the asylum and the emotional architecture of […]
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Call For Artists – Northside Festival & Bushwick Film Festival
One view of art is that the artist’s role is to create not for themself alone, but for the community they are a member of. This community centered view of […]
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Foodieodicals– A Festival Where Food and Publishing Collide
Combine food with literature, and what do you get? Foodieodicals! A festival within the three-day Food Book Fair, this event-within-an-event on Saturday (4/26) celebrated creative food publishing, featuring more than twenty […]
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04.24.14 // Dad Jams Live At Glasslands
The creators of the Turntable.FM room (RIP TTFM), Dad Jams, rejoin to ignite Williamsburg with garage beers, mall sneakers and the finest in blue-eyed soul and other tunes perfect for changing […]
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Walking Shapes 24 Shows in 24 Hours and Other Shows 4/24-25
It’s not every day you hear about a band trying to play 24 shows in 24 hours, but the band Walking Shapes is attempting to do exactly that as you […]
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Interview With Richard Borge, Illustrator and Motion Designer
Greenpointers recently had a homemade cappuccino with Brooklyn based illustrator and motion designer Richard Borge. Richard has done work for everyone from The New York Times to The Village Voice. […]
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Visiting Hours at the New York State Pavilion
This may have happened today in Flushing, Queens, but nevertheless Greenpointers is ON IT. Today, for a mere three hours, visitors were invited into the remnants of the New York […]
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An Email to Millennials From Greenpoint (your future home)
Oh hey Millennials, I hope you’re reading this on your phones because that’s like what you guys do all day, right? Aside from TINDERING like 24/7. I, too, am a […]
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Lost Lectures Finds Its Way to NYC (4/25)
Can you keep a secret? The Lost Lectures will be in New York City next Friday, April 25th. No, The Lost Lectures isn’t the Indiana Jones film that George Lucas […]