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Photo by Tequila Minsky A serene scene in Soho “Survival of Serena,” Carole Feuerman’s hyper-realistic sculpture — complete with beads of water on the figure’s arms and the inner tube — was recently...
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Photo by Toni Dalton Chupi watch: Getting plastered Workers at Julian Schnabel’s Palazzo Chupi on W. 11th St. between West and Washington Sts. have been plastering spots on the whimsical building’s...
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Photo by Milo Hess And so the veggie worm turns…. On Sunday, the Veggie Pride Parade — including this apple with a “spokes worm” — marched from Little W. 12th St. in the Meatpacking District to Union...
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Sheelah Feinberg, a former Community Board 2 member, is now executive director of the New York City Coalition For a Smoke-Free City. Last Thursday, the coalition rallied with young people in Washington...
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Photo by Bob Krasner Got the moves like Ginsberg A dance troupe performed a sensual, synchronized piece at Tompkins Square Park this past weekend at the HOWL! Festival. The annual East Village event’s...
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Some acrobatic parkgoers really got carried away with themselves in Washington Square. Photo by Milo Hess
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Photo from Tequila Minsky Uncovered: Books, haircuts and history The alteration of a narrow two-story building at 17 E. 13th St. between Fifth Ave. and University Place last week revealed two signs...
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Photo by Lincoln Anderson During Superstorm Sandy a sign on the grounds of the Jacob Riis public housing complex at E. Sixth St. and the F.D.R. Drive bent but didn’t break in the powerful winds coming...
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Scene, Week of Jan. 3, 2012
Saturday evening’s dusting of snow mostly quickly melted in Lower Manhattan. However, in Tribeca, the Hudson River Park’s boardwalk and the tall grasses that surround it maintained their coating of...
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Photo by Tequila Minsky Wrapped in plastic, a huge wreath was ready to be recycled on Varick St. near Franklin St. last week.
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Last week on Greenwich St. in Tribeca, a pigeon seemed to be contemplating the progress of One World Trade Center, a.k.a. The Freedom Tower.
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Theft and the City — bike bummer
Photo by Tequila Minsky Stefania Owen, who plays Dorrit, Carrie Bradshaw’s kid sister, in “The Carrie Diaries,” the “Sex and the City” prequel, had her bike stolen on Prince St. sometime around 1 p.m....
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Photo by Jefferson Siegel Tahmina Islam and her son, Dawood, 2, were among a group of three Bengali families from Jamaica Heights who rallied outside Judson Church in the Village last Friday afternoon,...
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love-eggs Photo by Jefferson Siegel On Saturday, Time’s Up! held a “dance bike ride” to raise awareness of women’s, gay and transgender rights. In the season’s spirit, Easter eggs were passed out to...
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In a “radical move,” at the end of end of last year, Liz Mestres, left, stepped down as executive director of the Brecht Forum after 18 years. Mestres, along with the late Arthur Felberbaum, Mary...
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Photo by Liza Bear At Sunday’s Solidarity Occupy Gezi protest at Zuccotti Park, a serial painting of “The Woman in Red” referred to the now-iconic news photo of a woman in a red dress being...
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Scene, Week of Aug. 15, 2013
Photo by Lincoln Anderson Aminifu Williams, 72, lately from New Jersey, was in Washington Square recently, enjoying the park scene. A jewelery artist, he sported elaborate, self-fashioned arm sleeves...
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Scene, Aug. 22, 2013
Photo by Milo Hess Man ’n’ hands: Life imitated art — or at least advertising — on Park Row in front of the old J&R electronics shop, above. Meanwhile, some gloves left perched atop an open...
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Photo by Sharon Woolums Lower East Side musician David Peel, left, and activist John Penley enjoyed meeting up down at Zuccotti Park recently at the second anniversary of Occupy Wall Street.
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Photo by Adele Gotlib A sign on the door of the Key Food supermarket on Avenue A at E. Fourth St. made the photographer think it’s unfair that “tourists” should be allowed privileges denied to the...
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