A common conversation at the many holiday parties I’ve attended either merrily or obligingly regarded how the weeks leading up until Christmas are binge session after binge session. The stress […]
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Christmas Tree Drama: Sunday Snaps
Christmas trees are so dramatic and vain. Cut me down and put all these lights and ornaments on me so everyone oohs and aahs when they see me! And your […]
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A Year in Greenpointers Posters: 2012
One of my very favorite parts of doing this job is creating posters for our events. It’s because I don’t have a stuffy art director telling me I can’t have […]
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Triple Canopy’s 2013 call for proposals
Triple Canopy has for the past five years worked to present compelling work online in ways that make innovative use of the Web. For the fourth annual call for proposals […]
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GREENPOINT PHOTO BOOK AT KILL DEVIL HILL; PLUS DRINKS & SALES FOR SLACKERS (12/20)
Our friends at Kill Devil Hill (170 Franklin St) are exclusively selling our Greenpoint Photo Book! It makes a very Greenpoint-centric gift and includes 20 pages with over 40 photos […]
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Open Call Video Art Screening (Deadline Today 12/14)
As the Mayan calendar terminates on December 21, 2012, predicting a cosmic transformation of one type or another, Vaudeville Park asks you to reserve your evening on December 20th for […]
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6 Drawings 2 Greenpoint Galleries: And More Art Shows Tonight! (12/7)
Tonight I will be at From The Source stringing holiday lights and setting up for tomorrow’s holiday market and just upstairs six of my drawings will be on view at […]
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Freeloading: A Chat With Greenpoint Author Chris Ruen
You may think that internet piracy is so 90s, but Greenpoint author Chris Ruen’s new book Freeloading: How Our Insatiable Hunger For Free Content Starves Creativity makes you think twice before you […]
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Good Morning Cooper’s Hawk: Sunday Snaps
Sometime, just one moment can set your day on the right course. This Cooper’s Hawk, the same I believe that we watched last year around this time stuffing its face […]
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16 Brooklyn Holiday Markets For Your Local Shopping Pleasure
About 10 years ago, my mother and I made it an annual Christmas tradition to go to the Young Designers Market in Soho and buy each other earrings. At the […]