Taggers wasted no time marking up the Bowery wall’s newest mural. The wall, on Houston Street and Bowery, has featured work by artists like Keith…
Clayton Patterson Brings Back the Clayton Cap With a Little Help From His Friends
The most exciting thing to happen in fashion this month has nothing to do with Fashion Week. Far, far away from the uptown tents, Clayton…
Honoring NYC’s Wild Nights of Go-Go Boys and ‘No Lips Below the Hips’
A new exhibition at La MaMa brings together the various threads of New York City nightlife, art, and HIV/AIDS activism. The close ties were always…
Joey Ramone and Basquiat Are Hanging On the Bowery Again
Okay, not hanging — this is street art, after all. But check out the mural that Solus and John “Crash” Matos put up today just…
Bring a Rod to Governors Island and Catch Some Haring
You used to be able to see Keith Haring’s art just by ducking into the subway — now all you have to do is catch…
Keith Haring’s NSFW Bathroom Doodles On Display at Relaunched LGBT Community Center
Some of the city’s most colorful characters flocked to The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center last night to celebrate the completion of a…
Astor Place Lost a Cube But Got This Keith Haring Self-Portrait
More ch-ch-ch-changes on Astor Place, where last week the beloved cube went away for a while. What did we spy on our way into work…
Nightclubbing | Strange Party, 1980
Pat Ivers and Emily Armstrong are sifting through their voluminous archive of punk-era concert footage as it’s digitized for the Downtown Collection at N.Y.U.’s Fales…
Nightclubbing | After-Hours, 1980
In the ’80s, an after-hours spot opened around 3 a.m. and gave up the ghost around noon. Somehow, they were always packed and never too hard to find.