Yours Truly, Georgia Brown Opening Tuesday September 13 at International Studio and Curatorial Program, 6 pm to 8 pm. On view through October 11. In…
At Free Films in Tompkins, the Real Star-Crossed Lovers are Baz Luhrmann + Guac
Dinner theater is often regarded as cheesy, and not in a good way. Cinemas serving food with flicks can be pricey (and let’s be honest, sometimes a…
Here Are the Outdoor Movies Coming to Tompkins Square Park This Summer
Maybe you thought the summer’s outdoor film fests had already announced their lineups (and hopefully you snagged tickies to next Saturday’s sold-out screening of the…
Howl’Ya Honor Ginsberg? By Going to This Beat Poetry Fest
If Allen Ginsberg were still croaking around today, he would’ve just celebrated his 90th birthday. I can see it now– the old man and his expansive beard,…
Remember When Punk Magazine Made the East Village the Center of the Universe?
In 1976, a comic artist named John Holmstrom begot Punk magazine as an excuse to stalk his favorite bands from the downtown scene, and look cool in…
Alone At Last : Slip Into a Booth and Prepare to Be Seduced
“At that time in New York things were really wild,” Emily Armstrong recalled of the ’70s punk scene. She and her partner, Pat Ivers, are…
Patti Smith Did an Impromptu Reading of ‘Howl’ On Its 60th Anniversary
The Barnes & Noble at Union Square was packed to the gills last night, with a line already forming on 17th Street long before Patti Smith…
Clayton Patterson Fights ‘Homogenization, Destruction of Anything Independent and Outside’
Last year, Clayton Patterson announced that he and Elsa Rensaa, his partner and collaborator of more than 40 years, were moving from the Lower East Side…