It serves pickled pomegranate, fried chickpea, and grilled sage. No, it’s not the organic/gluten-free/farm-to-table market down the street; it’s the rustic gastropub in The Bushwick Starr’s (207 Starr St.) new play […]
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Happening Now: MAD MEDS at Microscope Gallery
In 2011, Brooklyn-based artist Marni Kotak shocked art critics and mommy bloggers alike by giving birth to her son Ajax in Bushwick’s Microscope Gallery.
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Happening Now: “Automonuments” at Simon/Neuman² Gallery
Writing of Manhattan at the end of the 20th century, the architect Rem Koolhaas described a new kind of monument, one “available for meaning as a billboard is for advertisement:”
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Check Out My Body Of Work – “Throwback Thursday” at Calico
Written by Martin Esteves What pictures would you pick of yourself for a “now and then” slideshow? Would the choices accurately depict progression or would they represent a cultivated presentation […]
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The Most Exciting Part About an Old Brick – Art Opening Tonight!
Heading over the Williamsburg Bridge, have you noticed the colorful oval tiles, an art installation that covers the rafters on your way down towards Manhattan? It is one of my […]
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Pierogi: Unreliable Narrator
As a recovering art student I am reticent to even begin this review. My few brief and mostly booze muddled years at the museum school taught me a few things. […]
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Art Review: Yes! & Greenpoint Gallery
Currently showing at Yes! Gallery, a beautiful basement space curated by Lesley Doukhowetzky on India Street, is a collection of drawings and watercolors by artist Lorene Taurerewa called Watercolors and Other […]
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Michael Schall at Pierogi
Art Review written by Martin Esteves The fall season in the front room of Pierogi’s main space opens with flashes of light and smoke – or at least drawings of […]
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Stay Close To Me, It Will Be Dark Soon
Stay Close To Me, It Will Be Dark Soon John Stoney The Boiler, Pierogi (191 N. 14th St) Art Review by Martin Esteves Closed for most of the summer, Pierogi Gallery’s […]