Nina Chanel Abney Presents NYC LOVE,A New Mural For The High Line
Abney’s Joyous New Commission Celebrates the Excitement of New York City in her Recreations of its Classic Iconography Photo by Timothy Schenck. Courtesy of the […]
Hop To It: The Whitney Has Plenty To See This Holiday Season
-By Angela Monntefinise I started working at the Whitney Museum of American Art in July. It was an absolute dream come true for a kid […]
There is No Such Thing As A Post-Hurricane World
-By Hannah Reimann No Existe Un Mundo Poshuracan: Puerto Rican Art in the Wake of Hurricane Maria At The Whitney Museum From November 23, 2022 – […]
REAL ESTATE SURVEY: NEIGHBORHOOD ANTENNAS —DO THEY IMPACT BUYERS INTEREST?
Excerpted from: https://manhattanneighbors.org/real-estate-survey-results-neighborhood-cell-towers-antennas-do-they-impact-a-propertys-desirability/ Given the growing proliferation of electromagnetic fields, in our homes, offices, schools and public places, as well as media coverage on the […]
Fast Track to New York 5G Microwaved City
-By Les Jamieson We’ve been living in a wireless world since the earliest cell phone and home WiFi networks, roughly 30 years. Now we’re up […]
Lifetalk with Roberta Russell Watch the Fish: Get a Buddy
-By Roberta Russell I was recently enthralled when I looked up and saw this sign, above a room-sized tank at the aquarium in Brooklyn: “Survival […]
Exclusive Private Membership Clubs Spread in West Village
-By Brian J. Pape, AIA, LEED AP The Jane Hotel operation at 113 Jane Street is now the Jane Street Social Club, a private membership club. […]
Schwartz Attempting To Steal WestView News from Capsis
Reprinted from The National Herald George Capsis publisher of WestView News culls the voice and wisdom of his West Village readers. “Arthur Schwartz can steal our […]
THE SECRET WEAPON OF URBAN LIVING
-By Richard Wegal Sometimes our cities get the unwarranted reputation as being cold, dangerous and unfriendly places to live. Many of our European friends often […]
Gansevoort’s RH Guesthouse
-By Brian J. Pape, AIA, LEED-AP 53–61 Gansevoort Street was constructed in 1887, at the time of the widening of Gansevoort Street, during one […]
Our Capital Markets Are Under Siege
-By Alan M. Pollack As a securities litigator for many years, I believe that our capital markets are under attack, not by terrorists or hostile […]
What is Occupy SEC2023?
Mike Maynar was a marine. He understands commitment and hard work. Together with Creatd’s Founder and CEO Jeremy Frommer, he has put together the first […]
Naked Short Selling: Wall Street Wins, You Lose
-By Mark Faulk Last month, I gave what was, hopefully at least, an understandable overview of a decades-long Wall Street scam called naked short selling, […]
Friendship in War: A Lesson to Follow Today
By Anastasia Kaliabakos The first time I learned about World War I was in my 6th grade history class. It was difficult for me […]
New York City Could Make a Fortune from Bicycles
By Robert Shapiro Dear Mayor Adams, New York City’s bike paths have evolved from a blessing into a curse for cyclists. What used to […]
State of Nature in the West Village
-By Eric Uhlfelder We live in an age of contradiction, a time of great invention and darkness. We see de-cency regularly challenged without regard […]
Rats and Trash on Charles
Dear West Villagers, I don’t have a death wish. If you see me walking in the middle of the street on my way home at […]
Pet Peeves
-By Robert Shapiro As the director of a new non-profit West Village animal rescue, “Stray Pride”, I have to deal with a lot of injustices, […]