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Beau Stanton Opening at Roger Smith Tonight
Please join me tonight for a mega opening at the Roger Smith Hotelon 47th and Lex. They’ve asked me to curate a video for their in-room Channel 36, naturally I’ve […]
Nyugen Smith at SCOPE Art Show
Anddddd I’m back from Miami. So much to share with you, but first the incredible special project by Nyugen Smith that I curated for SCOPE Art Show. I’m so proud […]
Neighborhoods
Pete’s Tavern
LitNerd Wednesday! In the eternal race to be the oldest bar in New York City it’s hard to top McSorely’s. Besides it’s timelessly sodden old age it has some great […]
Flux-Hall Fluxus Shop
Inspired by John Cage’s experimental music of the 1950s and of the disdain for the bourgeois art world, the anti-art movement of Fluxus was born. The Fluxus art movement was […]
Cotton Candy Machine
Congrats to Tara and Sean on the birth of their adorable baby, Ronan! Fans of the incredible illustrator, artist, teacher and rock-n-roll mama Tara McPherson will be in eye-candy heaven […]
KENNY SCHARF’S COSMIC CAVERN
New York’s rave days may be long over, but don’t tell that to Kenny Scharf’s basement. If you’re lucky enough to be invited to a party at the iconic artist’s […]
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Patchin Place
LitNerd Wednesday! Tree-lined streets are a dime a dozen in the Village but very few have the reputation of the timeless Patchin Place. This small alley populated with three story […]
Power Toilets
If you ever wanted to shit like a king, or at least a top level investment broker, now is your chance! You’d imagine the toilet in the greasy spoon Olympic […]
Michael De Feo Flower
My friend Michael De Feo’s street art flowers bring smiles to everywhere they sprout up. The oversized blooms can be seen around New York City, but like any ephemeral art, […]
The Bunker
LitNerd Wednesday! Where do I start when it comes to William S. Burroughs? From the moment he stepped foot in New York City it was high drama, be it mingling […]
Graffiti sticker wallpaper @ Ace Hotel
We’re so sad to hear of the passing of the Ace Hotel’s founder, Alex Calderwood! Since the early 90s, my buddy Michael Anderson has collected graffiti stickers off of New […]
The Jane Hotel
The Jane is a maritime themed budget hotel with great décor. Patrons stay in cruise ship style rooms, as the building was originally built in 1908 as a hotel for […]
The Pulitzer Fountain
The ultimate post-mortem vanity plate to himself, Joseph Pulitzer left $50,000 for the Pulitzer Fountain, to be erected in Grand Army Plaza at the South Eastern tip of Central Park. […]
Otterness Mama Bear
I’m a fair person, so I’ve accepted the fact that some of you like dog killer Tom Otterness. So, I guess I’ll let you know that one of his newer, […]
Chumley’s
LitNerd Wednesday! Remember the whole speakeasy craze years ago? For a while I dug this rehash of the 1920s but then it became a hassle — if it wasn’t the […]
The United States of Vector
The few blocks that make up Clinton Street on the Lower East Side somehow still feel a little bit authentic as compared to the commercialization of the rest of the […]
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