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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by dreadnatty on Mar 4, 2014 19:17:35 GMT 1, When I went to New York I spent a lot of time wandering Manhattan, but someone on this board recommended the Bushwick Collective in Brooklyn. I spent most of the day just wondering the area. A great place to kill some time and see some great street art. Here is a quick link to a NYTimes article on some of the street art areas. (this article is old so places like 5 Pointz are no longer there sadly) Yeah great place and now quite a few places to grab a bite or a beer. Just avoid the Pixel Pancho, that chicken Abatoir is pretty damned disgusting 
When I went to New York I spent a lot of time wandering Manhattan, but someone on this board recommended the Bushwick Collective in Brooklyn. I spent most of the day just wondering the area. A great place to kill some time and see some great street art. Here is a quick link to a NYTimes article on some of the street art areas. (this article is old so places like 5 Pointz are no longer there sadly) Yeah great place and now quite a few places to grab a bite or a beer. Just avoid the Pixel Pancho, that chicken Abatoir is pretty damned disgusting This place has some great Mexican over there - www.menupages.com/restaurants/tortilleria-mexicana/menu |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Deleted on Mar 4, 2014 21:41:58 GMT 1, Anyone have any suggestions for New York, first week or so in April? Museums, places to go, galleries & shows, sighs to not miss, places to eat etc. Prefer nothing too touristy. Thanks in advance JD
Out there soon too⦠this thread is really helping me out!
Cheers!
Anyone have any suggestions for New York, first week or so in April? Museums, places to go, galleries & shows, sighs to not miss, places to eat etc. Prefer nothing too touristy. Thanks in advance JD Out there soon too⦠this thread is really helping me out! Cheers! |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Deleted on Mar 4, 2014 21:57:45 GMT 1, What about next monthβ¦ 
Keep this going!
What about next month⦠Keep this going! |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Hairbland on Mar 4, 2014 22:26:26 GMT 1, Always something good at Jonathan Levine. I suggest the Morgan Library, it was JP Morgan's old mansion, free on Friday nights and 2 good shows on now, plus all the unbelievable stuff he collected with all of his money, from a Beethoven manuscript with Beethoven's writing on it, 2 Gutenberg bibles...it's truly amazing I was in there one night with a buzz and was reading a note from Michelangelo to his dad about his painting. And it's within blocks of the Empire State Building which looks great lit up at night.
I've lived in city almost 30 years - the skyline never gets old. Come to Brooklyn, go to the Dumbo waterfront and eat at Juliana's pizza, opened in the past year by the formerly retired Patsy Grimaldi, who used to own Grimaldi's (which is now where the tourists go). Juliana's is great and Patsy works the room - NYC history at its best. Walk along the Dumbo waterfront for a true view of NYC.
Xi'an Famous Foods is also great Chinese, the hole-in-the-wall in Chinatown the best. Or take the subway to Queens and go to the New World Shopping Center - voted best food court in NYC, all Asian.
Guggenheim has an Italian Futurism show underway - free on Saturday nights.
Definitely go to Williamsburg and the Brooklyn Flea - considered one of the world's Top 5 flea markets, crafts, and great food the Smorgasburg...many vendors and the best ones have quickly graduated to restaurants - open Saturday and Sunday.
I agree with most of the fine suggestions here, I'm more of a Mighty Quinn BBQ fan.
Eataly is full of tourists.
Go to The Strand and buy a book.
Always something good at Jonathan Levine. I suggest the Morgan Library, it was JP Morgan's old mansion, free on Friday nights and 2 good shows on now, plus all the unbelievable stuff he collected with all of his money, from a Beethoven manuscript with Beethoven's writing on it, 2 Gutenberg bibles...it's truly amazing I was in there one night with a buzz and was reading a note from Michelangelo to his dad about his painting. And it's within blocks of the Empire State Building which looks great lit up at night. I've lived in city almost 30 years - the skyline never gets old. Come to Brooklyn, go to the Dumbo waterfront and eat at Juliana's pizza, opened in the past year by the formerly retired Patsy Grimaldi, who used to own Grimaldi's (which is now where the tourists go). Juliana's is great and Patsy works the room - NYC history at its best. Walk along the Dumbo waterfront for a true view of NYC. Xi'an Famous Foods is also great Chinese, the hole-in-the-wall in Chinatown the best. Or take the subway to Queens and go to the New World Shopping Center - voted best food court in NYC, all Asian. Guggenheim has an Italian Futurism show underway - free on Saturday nights. Definitely go to Williamsburg and the Brooklyn Flea - considered one of the world's Top 5 flea markets, crafts, and great food the Smorgasburg...many vendors and the best ones have quickly graduated to restaurants - open Saturday and Sunday. I agree with most of the fine suggestions here, I'm more of a Mighty Quinn BBQ fan. Eataly is full of tourists. Go to The Strand and buy a book. |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by dreadnatty on Mar 4, 2014 22:49:39 GMT 1, Always something good at Jonathan Levine. I suggest the Morgan Library, it was JP Morgan's old mansion, free on Friday nights and 2 good shows on now, plus all the unbelievable stuff he collected with all of his money, from a Beethoven manuscript with Beethoven's writing on it, 2 Gutenberg bibles...it's truly amazing I was in there one night with a buzz and was reading a note from Michelangelo to his dad about his painting. And it's within blocks of the Empire State Building which looks great lit up at night. I've lived in city almost 30 years - the skyline never gets old. Come to Brooklyn, go to the Dumbo waterfront and eat at Juliana's pizza, opened in the past year by the formerly retired Patsy Grimaldi, who used to own Grimaldi's (which is now where the tourists go). Juliana's is great and Patsy works the room - NYC history at its best. Walk along the Dumbo waterfront for a true view of NYC. Xi'an Famous Foods is also great Chinese, the hole-in-the-wall in Chinatown the best. Or take the subway to Queens and go to the New World Shopping Center - voted best food court in NYC, all Asian. Guggenheim has an Italian Futurism show underway - free on Saturday nights. Definitely go to Williamsburg and the Brooklyn Flea - considered one of the world's Top 5 flea markets, crafts, and great food the Smorgasburg...many vendors and the best ones have quickly graduated to restaurants - open Saturday and Sunday. I agree with most of the fine suggestions here, I'm more of a Mighty Quinn BBQ fan. Eataly is full of tourists. Go to The Strand and buy a book.
Always something good at Jonathan Levine. I suggest the Morgan Library, it was JP Morgan's old mansion, free on Friday nights and 2 good shows on now, plus all the unbelievable stuff he collected with all of his money, from a Beethoven manuscript with Beethoven's writing on it, 2 Gutenberg bibles...it's truly amazing I was in there one night with a buzz and was reading a note from Michelangelo to his dad about his painting. And it's within blocks of the Empire State Building which looks great lit up at night. I've lived in city almost 30 years - the skyline never gets old. Come to Brooklyn, go to the Dumbo waterfront and eat at Juliana's pizza, opened in the past year by the formerly retired Patsy Grimaldi, who used to own Grimaldi's (which is now where the tourists go). Juliana's is great and Patsy works the room - NYC history at its best. Walk along the Dumbo waterfront for a true view of NYC. Xi'an Famous Foods is also great Chinese, the hole-in-the-wall in Chinatown the best. Or take the subway to Queens and go to the New World Shopping Center - voted best food court in NYC, all Asian. Guggenheim has an Italian Futurism show underway - free on Saturday nights. Definitely go to Williamsburg and the Brooklyn Flea - considered one of the world's Top 5 flea markets, crafts, and great food the Smorgasburg...many vendors and the best ones have quickly graduated to restaurants - open Saturday and Sunday. I agree with most of the fine suggestions here, I'm more of a Mighty Quinn BBQ fan. Eataly is full of tourists. Go to The Strand and buy a book. There is a Xian Famous in Greenpoint too....i 2nd the New World Shopping Center in Flushing - many AMAZING places to eat - all very reasonable and Joes Shanghai is very close (great soup dumplings) |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by jusdeep on Mar 4, 2014 22:59:24 GMT 1, cheers guys, wonderful responses. keep 'em coming
cheers guys, wonderful responses. keep 'em coming
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by dreadnatty on Mar 4, 2014 23:19:32 GMT 1, When I went to New York I spent a lot of time wandering Manhattan, but someone on this board recommended the Bushwick Collective in Brooklyn. I spent most of the day just wondering the area. A great place to kill some time and see some great street art. Here is a quick link to a NYTimes article on some of the street art areas. (this article is old so places like 5 Pointz are no longer there sadly)
When I went to New York I spent a lot of time wandering Manhattan, but someone on this board recommended the Bushwick Collective in Brooklyn. I spent most of the day just wondering the area. A great place to kill some time and see some great street art. Here is a quick link to a NYTimes article on some of the street art areas. (this article is old so places like 5 Pointz are no longer there sadly) Agree 110% !!!! Welling Court murals in Queens my be worth a trip as well: adhocart.org/site/ |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by dreadnatty on Mar 5, 2014 1:43:08 GMT 1, POSE mural in progress for LISA project
POSE mural in progress for LISA project |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by BKBOI on Mar 5, 2014 4:25:00 GMT 1, visit the Faile studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Also Brooklyn Brewery is awesome. 20 bucks for 5 glasses of beer.
line up for cronuts.
visit the Faile studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Also Brooklyn Brewery is awesome. 20 bucks for 5 glasses of beer.
line up for cronuts.
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by dreadnatty on Mar 5, 2014 18:22:35 GMT 1, Just caught these two local(Williamsburg and LIC)
FinDac & Christina Angelina
Smart Crew
Just caught these two local(Williamsburg and LIC) FinDac & Christina Angelina Smart Crew |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Hairbland on Mar 6, 2014 17:51:27 GMT 1, Pop Up Logan Hicks show opening March 7th PMMM Art Projects
Soak Your Buns Art Truck up now through March 9
Pop Up Logan Hicks show opening March 7th PMMM Art Projects
Soak Your Buns Art Truck up now through March 9
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by dreadnatty on Mar 6, 2014 18:41:52 GMT 1, Pop Up Logan Hicks show opening March 7th PMMM Art Projects Soak Your Buns Art Truck up now through March 9 http://instagram.com/p/lNavdYj-2D
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by aladdinsane on Mar 6, 2014 19:02:16 GMT 1, Darren Aronofsky is taking his visionary vibe to a literal and logical conclusion next week with an art show in New York City. "Fountains of the Deep: Visions of Noah and the Flood" will give attendees a taste of what inspired Aronofsky's vision of the Biblical epic.
The "Noah" director said, "While writing the script for 'Noah,' I wondered how my favorite artists would interpret the iconic text. So I decided to ask a few of them to return to Genesis and create an image of their own... This exhibit is the collection of their work: in painting, in drawing, in photography, in sculpture and in music." The exhibit will feature works from a wide swath of modern artists, from psychedelic illustrator Jim Woodring to legendary photographer Nan Goldin. Aronofsky has been posting sneak peeks of the art on Twitter, along with retweets of stuff like this:
"Fountains of the Deep" will be on display at 462 West Broadway in New York City from March 7 to March 29.
Darren Aronofsky is taking his visionary vibe to a literal and logical conclusion next week with an art show in New York City. "Fountains of the Deep: Visions of Noah and the Flood" will give attendees a taste of what inspired Aronofsky's vision of the Biblical epic.
The "Noah" director said, "While writing the script for 'Noah,' I wondered how my favorite artists would interpret the iconic text. So I decided to ask a few of them to return to Genesis and create an image of their own... This exhibit is the collection of their work: in painting, in drawing, in photography, in sculpture and in music." The exhibit will feature works from a wide swath of modern artists, from psychedelic illustrator Jim Woodring to legendary photographer Nan Goldin. Aronofsky has been posting sneak peeks of the art on Twitter, along with retweets of stuff like this:
"Fountains of the Deep" will be on display at 462 West Broadway in New York City from March 7 to March 29.
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by dreadnatty on Mar 6, 2014 19:07:03 GMT 1, Darren Aronofsky is taking his visionary vibe to a literal and logical conclusion next week with an art show in New York City. "Fountains of the Deep: Visions of Noah and the Flood" will give attendees a taste of what inspired Aronofsky's vision of the Biblical epic. The "Noah" director said, "While writing the script for 'Noah,' I wondered how my favorite artists would interpret the iconic text. So I decided to ask a few of them to return to Genesis and create an image of their own... This exhibit is the collection of their work: in painting, in drawing, in photography, in sculpture and in music." The exhibit will feature works from a wide swath of modern artists, from psychedelic illustrator Jim Woodring to legendary photographer Nan Goldin. Aronofsky has been posting sneak peeks of the art on Twitter, along with retweets of stuff like this: "Fountains of the Deep" will be on display at 462 West Broadway in New York City from March 7 to March 29. http://instagram.com/p/lKvluSQZoz
Darren Aronofsky is taking his visionary vibe to a literal and logical conclusion next week with an art show in New York City. "Fountains of the Deep: Visions of Noah and the Flood" will give attendees a taste of what inspired Aronofsky's vision of the Biblical epic. The "Noah" director said, "While writing the script for 'Noah,' I wondered how my favorite artists would interpret the iconic text. So I decided to ask a few of them to return to Genesis and create an image of their own... This exhibit is the collection of their work: in painting, in drawing, in photography, in sculpture and in music." The exhibit will feature works from a wide swath of modern artists, from psychedelic illustrator Jim Woodring to legendary photographer Nan Goldin. Aronofsky has been posting sneak peeks of the art on Twitter, along with retweets of stuff like this: "Fountains of the Deep" will be on display at 462 West Broadway in New York City from March 7 to March 29. http://instagram.com/p/lKvluSQZoz |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Hairbland on Mar 7, 2014 13:52:22 GMT 1, Checked out Soak You Buns art truck, kinda weak...some Fairey stuff, some Banksy prints, nice Swoon piece for 9.5K US$...
Checked out Soak You Buns art truck, kinda weak...some Fairey stuff, some Banksy prints, nice Swoon piece for 9.5K US$... |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Cheba on Mar 7, 2014 14:38:51 GMT 1, I have about 8 pieces going into AAFNYC with See No Evil gallery opening 2nd April alongside Sickboy, Mr Jago, Will Barras, Schooney, Jim Starr & China Mike. affordableartfair.com/newyork/ Will see if i can get some more free passes if anyone is interested.
I have about 8 pieces going into AAFNYC with See No Evil gallery opening 2nd April alongside Sickboy, Mr Jago, Will Barras, Schooney, Jim Starr & China Mike. affordableartfair.com/newyork/ Will see if i can get some more free passes if anyone is interested. |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by mmmike on Mar 8, 2014 6:04:16 GMT 1, My quick reviews of my ny trip
armory - WOW!!!!
Scope - worth taking a walk through, some nice stuff but not even close to armory
Volta - some interesting stuff, but not my favourite
Spring break - really cool. Very funky stuff, a great mix, the most artistic fair of the bunch. I had a great time.
City as a canvas - check it out. It is worth going just to see the lee Howard the duck piece. IMHO that might be one of the most important graffiti canvasses out there. There are a number of other cool things as well.
I also went to MOMA for a bit. Crazy good as always.
Not bad for two days in the city. Looking forward to the next two days.
My quick reviews of my ny trip
armory - WOW!!!!
Scope - worth taking a walk through, some nice stuff but not even close to armory
Volta - some interesting stuff, but not my favourite
Spring break - really cool. Very funky stuff, a great mix, the most artistic fair of the bunch. I had a great time.
City as a canvas - check it out. It is worth going just to see the lee Howard the duck piece. IMHO that might be one of the most important graffiti canvasses out there. There are a number of other cool things as well.
I also went to MOMA for a bit. Crazy good as always.
Not bad for two days in the city. Looking forward to the next two days.
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Gard on Mar 8, 2014 23:24:06 GMT 1, The How & Nosm show at Pace prints is really good.
What did you like best at Armory mmmike? Personally I felt it was a bit dull. Some great Ryan McGuinnes and Opie pieces though.
The How & Nosm show at Pace prints is really good. What did you like best at Armory mmmike? Personally I felt it was a bit dull. Some great Ryan McGuinnes and Opie pieces though. |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by skynet on Mar 8, 2014 23:39:27 GMT 1, Anyone going to the Lady Aiko or Swoon shows tonight?
Anyone going to the Lady Aiko or Swoon shows tonight?
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Deleted on Mar 9, 2014 1:48:21 GMT 1, I personally don't like seeing art at fairs. Some current shows I've found interesting in Chelsea:
Doug Wheeler @ Zwirner(20th)
Rudolf Stingel @ Gagosian(21st)
Matias Faldbakken @ Paula Cooper(21st)
Kelley Walker @ Paula Cooper(21st)
Jeff Elrod @ Luhring Augustine(24th)
David Altmejd @ Andrea Rosen(24th)
Michael Majerus @ Pace Gallery(Multiple locations)(22nd)
Robert Morris @ Sonnabend(22nd)
Brad Troemel @ Zach Feuer(22nd)
Kon Trubkovich @ Marianne Boesky Gallery(24th)
Richard Serra @ Gagosian(24th)
Onnasch Collection @ Hauser & Wirth(18th)
Karla Black @ Zwirner(19th)
Sarah Lucas @ Gladstone(24th)
Pat Steir @ Cheim & Read(25th)
I personally don't like seeing art at fairs. Some current shows I've found interesting in Chelsea:
Doug Wheeler @ Zwirner(20th)
Rudolf Stingel @ Gagosian(21st)
Matias Faldbakken @ Paula Cooper(21st)
Kelley Walker @ Paula Cooper(21st)
Jeff Elrod @ Luhring Augustine(24th)
David Altmejd @ Andrea Rosen(24th)
Michael Majerus @ Pace Gallery(Multiple locations)(22nd)
Robert Morris @ Sonnabend(22nd)
Brad Troemel @ Zach Feuer(22nd)
Kon Trubkovich @ Marianne Boesky Gallery(24th)
Richard Serra @ Gagosian(24th)
Onnasch Collection @ Hauser & Wirth(18th)
Karla Black @ Zwirner(19th)
Sarah Lucas @ Gladstone(24th)
Pat Steir @ Cheim & Read(25th)
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by mmmike on Mar 9, 2014 2:06:58 GMT 1, The How & Nosm show at Pace prints is really good. What did you like best at Armory mmmike? Personally I felt it was a bit dull. Some great Ryan McGuinnes and Opie pieces though.
today i went to the independent, adaa and fountain. My two favourites overall are still armory and spring break for very different reasons.
If you didn't like armory you might like spring break. They could not have been more different.
The How & Nosm show at Pace prints is really good. What did you like best at Armory mmmike? Personally I felt it was a bit dull. Some great Ryan McGuinnes and Opie pieces though. There were too many wow moments. Some by artists I know and many by artists that I had never heard of. I liked the mix of artists and I'm partial to large pieces, and abstract works there was a lot of both. today i went to the independent, adaa and fountain. My two favourites overall are still armory and spring break for very different reasons. If you didn't like armory you might like spring break. They could not have been more different. |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by mmmike on Mar 9, 2014 2:09:15 GMT 1, Anyone going to the Lady Aiko or Swoon shows tonight?
Anyone going to the Lady Aiko or Swoon shows tonight? Can you share details on the swoon show? I have plans to night but might be able to squeeze it in. |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by skynet on Mar 9, 2014 19:38:03 GMT 1, Swoon show was postponed as date mixup per Braddock Tiles. New date TBD.
Swoon show was postponed as date mixup per Braddock Tiles. New date TBD.
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by skynet on Mar 9, 2014 19:38:10 GMT 1, Swoon show was postponed as date mixup per Braddock Tiles. New date TBD.
Swoon show was postponed as date mixup per Braddock Tiles. New date TBD.
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by dreadnatty on Mar 16, 2014 3:32:26 GMT 1, New Icy and Sot in Bushwick
New Icy and Sot in Bushwick |
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Visit NEW YORK πΊπ² Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Baby Dave on Mar 16, 2014 9:22:26 GMT 1, Anyone have any suggestions for New York, first week or so in April? Museums, places to go, galleries & shows, sighs to not miss, places to eat etc. Prefer nothing too touristy. Thanks in advance JD Out there soon tooβ¦ this thread is really helping me out! Cheers!
Likewise!! My to do list is growing!!!
Anyone have any suggestions for New York, first week or so in April? Museums, places to go, galleries & shows, sighs to not miss, places to eat etc. Prefer nothing too touristy. Thanks in advance JD Out there soon too⦠this thread is really helping me out! Cheers! Likewise!! My to do list is growing!!! |
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