Tag: New York City
Alliance for the Arts Launches Apps for NYC Culture
Transforming how New Yorkers spend their free time.
The Truth About the Truth About the Provincetown Playhouse
An informational picket? Really?
With NY State Senate Likely Red, Is Marriage Equality Doomed?
With Democrats like these, we might as well clone Jesse Helms.
On The Waterfront: All Shiny and New?
Contribute your two cents -- not to a video slot machine, but to the Department of City Planning.
New Articles: The Harbor School and Claremont Prep Open
Articles on two important school openings south of Canal Street in Manhattan.
Landmarking in Gotham: Penny Wise, Pound Foolish?
How can New York strike a balance between those things that give it character and those things that promote growth?
Queens Theatre in the Park Ribbon-Cutting Set for Thurs., Sept. 23
A $23 million construction and expansion effort comes to glittering fruition.
Spurned by CB8 and Garodnick, Marx Brothers Place Goes to the...
Given the moronic hostility toward the creation of Marx Brothers Place, canines may be the answer.
About That Mosque That Won’t Actually Be a Mosque? Listen, Right-Wing,...
When will the radical right stop lying?
CB8 Committee OKs Historic District Extension, Marx Brothers Place
Like skimming across puddles of clear water in a sea of bittersweet molasses.
Endgame for NY Arts Funding Coming Into View
Why does "arts advocate" Norma Munn play the gatekeeper?
Carnegie Hill Historic District Extension Arrives on CB8 Plate
An important part of New York City history may soon take another step forward.
A Call to Present Your Art in Times Square
For "contemporary art projects and art events in the public spaces in and around Times Square."
NYC Theater Artist Faces Stark Choice: Eviction or Landmarking
Will you join me in making sure Ralph Lewis has a home?
New York City’s Landmarks: Is it Really Just a House of...
How could such a smart collection of adults have forgotten such a basic lesson about building?
Bloomberg News Eviscerates NYU’s Expansion Plans
"...a yellow-brick, 26- story dormitory that pierces the Greenwich Village sky like a jaundiced thumb."
Blame It on Rothko
A spat between historic preservationists is spilling into newspapers and blogs.
New Article: New York City Council Mulling Mandate for Employee Sick...
"Even in the health care law that passed Congress," said one opponent, small business is defined as 50 or fewer employees."
Immersive Theater Brings Legendary Nellie Bly Back to Life
Remembering a period of history that was downright cruel, especially in regard to women's health -- and the woman who exposed it all.
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As The Impeachment Turns (America’s Stomach)
Have the powers of the Presidency reached a tipping point or do we simply have a incompetent criminal in the White House?
