When Melissa Febos told me she used to make $1,500 to spank a record executive’s girlfriend for an hour, I briefly considered a new line of work.
[The City Council of New York City held a final vote] which now determines the fate of the old Domino Sugar factory, a massive 19th century industrial site along the Williamsburg waterfront.
Keeping your plants well hydrated, through the summer, even when you leave town. W/ Kimberly Sevilla.
Dexter Taylor of Radio Free Brooklyn and Tariq Abdus-Sabur of Newtown Radio talk about internet live streaming.
Photo by Eric Wolman
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D.I.Y. Music Labels Embrace D.I.Y. Film [NYT]
Arrest Made In Recent Williamsburg Shooting [YeshivaWorld]
James Kalm is back in Bushwick to visit “On Display” an exhibition selected by Time Out New York as the best painting show of the week. Curated by Hrag Vartanian, Publisher of Hyperallergic, and featuring Sharon Butler, Joy Curtis and Cathy Nan Quinlan. These artists share a sensibility of fractured formalism. Employing received norms of abstraction they cut and reassemble elements into crisp and startling compositions. Includes interviews with Hrag Vartanian, Sharon Butler and Joy Curtis