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Thank You @DeborahJGlick for passing the Loft Laws to keep the artists in their lofts! The Real Estate Industry, and their lobbyists, tried to force us out based on a pack lies and a campaign of misinformation. We Won! #KeepTheArtsInNewYork
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I took this shot flying over Manhattan the other night. The Hudson and East Rivers fight and left, Cental Park bottom right, and the bright blob middle right is Times Square. It’s rare to get this clear a view …
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If the U.S government can subsidize Israel, bail out Argentina's economy, send billions to Ukraine, and start wars with Iran, it can fund and renovate public housing!
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Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, NY...1964-66
by Marcel Breuer & Hamilton P. Smith...
#architecture #arquitectura #MarcelBreuer #Breuer #Museum
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NEW YORK CITY VOTE NO FOR ALL 5 PROPOSALS (remember on back of ballot)
#VoteNoAllFive
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Proposal 1: Removes Public Input on Public Space
Proposal 2: Less Oversight Rules on City Contracts
Proposal 3: Less Community & City Counsel Input
Proposal 4: Fast Track Building & Waterfront Permits
Proposal 5: Gives Electeds More Control City’s Money
#VoteNoAllFive
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A new matcha gelato shop landed in Manhattan focusing on the varying intensities of the Japanese green tea in frozen sweet form. Aokō Matcha opened at 275 Bleecker Street, near Jones Street. Learn more: ny.eater.com/new-york-restau…
Gagosian is pleased to announce an exhibition of recent work by Georg Baselitz opening on November 12 at the 555 West 24th Street gallery in New York. Conceived and designed by the artist and curated by Richard Calvocoressi, "Meine Schule" is Gagosian’s first presentation of Baselitz’s work since his death in April, and includes his last completed paintings; his last sculpture, "Strawinsky" ("Stravinsky," 2026); and a second late sculpture, "1965" (2024): on.gagosian.com/4xW0g5X
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It is political will, and not funding streams that have run dry. Political will can and must choose to invest in public housing. Funding streams are numerous when you know where to look.
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New York City is on the verge of seeing entire neighborhoods controlled by private interests. Enabled by elected officials making deals with developers to dismantle zoning protections. Add your name to protect South Street Seaport Historic District: saveourseaport.us2.list-mana…
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"Autumn Rhythm" is on the move! 🚗
Opening October 4 at The Met, "Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous" is the first major New York presentation devoted to either artist in more than 20 years. Featuring over 120 works including "Autumn Rhythm: Number 30, 1950," it is the first exhibition to look at the full arc of their careers together.
💡 Learn more and plan your visit → met.org/3TritKL
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Village Preservation's analysis of the impacts of the Soho Rezoning promising to deliver affordable housing are disastrous. It acts to alter 3 residential neighborhoods to commercial next to St John's Terminal. Just like the Meatpacking District. Read more:villagepreservation.org/camp…
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Village Preservation took a look to see how closely reality lined up with City’s promises about the rezoning, and the picture isn’t pretty.
1. Not a single unit of affordable housing materialized, compared to the 127 to 191 units that should have been created by now. (2)
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2. Not a single unit of housing has been built, period, compared to the 610 units that should have been created by now based upon the City’s projections. (3)
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3. As @GVSHP predicted, commercial development (i.e., corporate offices) have been built under the rezoning where the City projected housing would be built. (4)


















