Report from 2022 New York Art Week, Now a Fall Spectacle
The majority of New York art shows have shifted their programming to September since the pandemic and this year is not an exception. Thousands
Curated Record Shop of World Music in Park Slope
On a hot afternoon in Park Slope, I stopped by at Psychic Records, a tiny record shop filled with an eclectic mix of music
Knickerbocker, a Minimal Mens Shop
I toured the original Knickerbocker factory in Queens a while back and it struck me how much attention to traditional methods of manufacturing clothes
At Brooklyn Record Exchange in Bushwick, Thousands of Rare Records
Tucked away from any major intersection in Brooklyn, Brooklyn Record Exchange, is a great destination for used vinyl lovers. I was particularly amazed at
A Walk Through the Empty Streets of Manhattan
With most New Yorkers hunkered down through the epidemic, the streets of the city have become terrifyingly quiet. It is indeed unnatural seeing one
Cinema Night: Midnight Cowboy (1969)
In my recent search of old movies shot in New York City, I bumped into Midnight Cowboy with young Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman