New Gucci Vs. Old Gucci
By Alexander Allen When I think of Gucci, automatically, I think of Tom Ford and his indelible era as creative director for the house from […]
A Moment in Time
By Bailey Lalonde July 1st, 2023, I moved into a sweet little apartment in the West Village; a lifelong dream come true. Growing up, I […]
’THE FANTASTIC FOUR SUPERMODELS’
TEXT AND PHOTOS BY ROSE HARTMAN Cindy, Christie, Linda and Naomi (no last names are necessary ) are the most famous models in the world. […]
Mercer Lab Exhibit
By Brinadee Bratcher February marked the opening of Mercer Labs, an expansive 36,000 square foot, immersive, art exhibit created by Roy Nachum. Nachum is an […]
Stretto Piano Events Nonprofit Takes On Fundraising, Multiple Events in 2024-2025
By WestView News Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to play a piano with narrow keys — keys that would allow you […]
metaScapes- Olga Lamm’s Projections Illuminate the City
By S. DARSALIA Following Covid isolation and recovery, coupled with advancements in AI creative collaborations and Meta-Art, New York City artists are feeling an unprecedented […]
Richard Dennis 1964-2024
Richard Dennis, 1964-2024 Richard M. Dennis, 1964-2024, the Scenic Designer and Studio Painter died at home in Manhattan on March 16th. He died in the […]
Celebrate Pride At The Whitney Museum With Free Public Programs And Events
Images courtesy Whitney Museum; photography by Summer Surgent-Gough By Meghan Ferrucci The Whitney Museum of American Art is celebrating Pride throughout the month of June […]
New York, New York
By Joe Albanese Long ago it must be I have a photograph Preserve your memories They’re all that’s left you. Bookends by Simon & Garfunkle […]
The West Village Welcomes Italian Marketplace & Eatery, Travelers Poets and Friends
Dining With Out-Laws By Rina Oh If you’ve travelled the Italian coastline like I have, you’ll immediately note the authenticity that this new eatery, packed […]
Recipe by Nelida GodfreyNelly’s Famous Peruvian Ceviche
Recipe by Nelida Godfrey This is a nice recipe for those hot summer days. Ceviche comes in many forms. As long as there’s seafood, citrus […]
The Misunderstanding in a Dogs “Behavior Problems”
By Lydia DesRoche, FDM I often see advertisements for how to fix behavior problems in dogs. The list of behavior problems, inevitably include barking, lunging, […]
George At Julius’
By George Capsis Julius’ is a historic gem in Greenwich Village, serving as New York City’s oldest gay bar with a rich history dating back […]
Nurturing the Academic and Social Development of Very Young Children in the Post-Pandemic Era
By Dawn Lesley Stewart The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the development, both academically and socially, of very young children. As we […]
The Psychology of Optimism
By Brinadee Bratcher In the year 2024, the overall consensus of the public seems to be one of general pessimism. Understandably so, many Americans feel […]
Review: COVID-19: The Great Reset, by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret
By Thomas Connally Did you know that COVID-19 is one of the greatest things that’s ever happened to humanity in all of history? Well, Klaus […]