27 3 / 2012
Saturday, March 31st 2012 Official Ballot
Participatory Budgeting in New York City
Participatory budgeting is a new way to make decisions about publicly funded projects in NYC neighborhoods.
Just mark with an “X”!!!
26 3 / 2012
On the website for a while
All the buildings in new york is a personal project of James Gulliver Hancock. An illustrator from Australia now based between Sydney, and New York. This project stems from an interest in obsession and recording of places. New York holds a special place in everyone’s heart, romanticized from Seasame Street and old movies like Rear Window and Breakfast at Tiffany’s. This blog records an attempt to make the city personal by passing a pen over every structure, hopefully making up for the time not spent in New York. So what’s your favorite one?
25 3 / 2012
Go back in more then 70 years…
The Radical Camera: New York’s Photo League, 1936-1951 at The Jewish Museum
“The Photo League students take their camera anywhere … they want to tell us about New York and some of the people who live there … there was almost a sense of desperation in the desire to convey messages of sociological import.”
Beaumont Newhall, 1948
24 3 / 2012
Discovering the city…
Public art N°2 from the past to the future, imaging a new public space…
23 3 / 2012
More then an exhibtion we are speaking about the story!!!
here Exit Art, Founded in 1982 by Jeanette Ingberman and Papo Colo.
Exit Art is an interdisciplinary cultural center that presents innovative exhibitions, films and performances that reflect a commitment to contemporary issues and ideas.
Exit Art is a leading voice in experimental art.
Every Exit is an Entrance: 30Years of Exit Art March 24 - May 19, 2012
This is the final exhibition, “Every Exit is an Entrance” chronicles the history of Exit Art.
Exit Art will be closing permanently on May 20, 2012
19 3 / 2012
How many times you can transform, change and disguise yourself? here the thousands of changes of Cindy Sherman.
At Moma by the June 11, 2012 http://www.moma.org
18 3 / 2012
To remeber: never before the spring time…and never after 5pm!
here the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
