…March 11th, you can nominate a local small business, resident, community group, public space, new design, or restoration by filling out this form. Regina Kellerman, Village Preservation’s First Executive Director…
Read More…celebrates this residence and its skillful, respectful renovation with our Regina Kellerman Award. Learn more about past Regina Kellerman Awardees here. RSVP to join us at our Village Awards here….
Read MoreGVSHP’s Annual Village Awards Ceremony will be held on Tuesday, June 6th at the New School Auditorium, 66 West 12 Street from 6:30 PM until 8 PM. The Regina Kellerman…
Read MoreEach year at our Annual Meeting and Village Awards ceremony, Village Preservation presents one unique award: the Regina Kellerman Award, named in honor of Village Preservation’s first Executive Director. Regina…
Read More…Reginald Marsh / Art Students League, New York / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Reginald Marsh, Hudson Bay Fur Company (at the corner of East 14th and Broadway, now…
Read More…we remained until 1999. A great new home. And Regina Kellerman was named the Executive Director: Regina M. Kellerman, architectural historian and a founding advisor of the Greenwich Village Trust,…
Read More…Village, and NoHo: Bea Arthur Residence: 2018 Regina Kellerman Award Winner The Bea Arthur Residence for homeless LGBTQ youth, named for “Golden Girl” Bea Arthur, was born of a partnership…
Read More…Murray. Each year we honor one winner with the distinction of the Regina Kellerman Award. Regina was the first Executive Director of GVSHP with a long list of preservation accomplishments…
Read More…in Greenwich Village. Regina Kellerman (second from right). Scholar and preservationist Regina Kellerman, who was involved with some of the earliest work of the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission,…
Read More…presents one special Village Awardee with the Regina Kellerman Award. Regina Kellerman was Village Preservation’s first Executive Director, and a passionate advocate for historic preservation. The 2019 Regina Kellerman Award…
Read More…contributions to the field of preservation — the Regina Kellerman Award. Regina Kellerman was GVSHP’s first Executive Director. She was an architectural historian and passionate preservationist. Her work laid the…
Read MoreGVSHP’s Executive Director in 1982, Regina Kellerman, being interviewed at the dig site. GVSHP recently released 90 new images on the GVSHP image archive. Almost half of them date to…
Read More…almost feel the summer heat emanating from some of these photos. Sheridan Square Dig In July and August of 1982, Regina Kellerman, Executive Director of Village Preservation (then known as…
Read More…both the cultural and architectural sort. Westbeth Artists’ Housing: 2010 Regina Kellerman Award Winner In 2010, Westbeth Artists’ Housing received the Regina Kellerman Village Award. The next year the New…
Read More…Awards went to: LaMaMa; New York Central Art Supply; New York Marble Cemetery, Inc; Pino Prime Meats; Unoppressive Non-Imperialist Bargain Books; Village Community Boathouse; and the Regina Kellerman Award went…
Read More…framed map at the 1991 Awards and Annual Meeting the former and then current Executive Director Regina Kellerman and Scott Marshall In the winter of 1991, an Awards Committee was…
Read More…the book The Architecture of the Greenwich Village Waterfront, edited by our then-executive director Regina M. Kellerman, was held at the Urban Center Galleries on Madison Avenue and 51st Street,…
Read More…Memorial Park ( a 2017 recipient of Village Preservation’s Regina Kellerman Award). The piece travels backwards and forwards in time and explores the ramifications of both the cholera epidemic of…
Read More…founding of the Association in her GVSHP Oral History conducted in May, 1996. Regina Kellerman, GVSHP’s first Executive Director, architectural historian, and preservationist, helped develop the book. Others involved included…
Read More…Unoppressive Non-Imperialist Bargain Books Village Community Boathouse & Kathy Donaldson (Regina Kellerman Award) 2013 Annual Meeting and Village Awards at The Auditorium at The New School A few months ago…
Read More…we are proud to honor Kathy Donaldson, the longtime President of the Bedford-Barrow-Commerce Block Association, with our Regina Kellerman Award, named for GVSHP’s first Executive Director. Kathy Donaldson with the…
Read MoreAs we near the end of 2014, we thought we’d look back on the several dozen exciting lectures, book talks, exhibitions, walking tours, forums, panels, and community meetings conducted by…
Read More…Print & Copy Shop, The Brant Foundation and Gluckman Tang Architects, Tea & Sympathy, The Bitter End, and the Regina Kellerman Award Winner, the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah. Learn more about all the…
Read More…GVSHP’s Regina Kellerman Award at our 2015 Village Awards. Here at GVSHP we are proud to support our local small businesses through our Business of the Month award and advocacy efforts. GVSHP…
Read More…with the conversion that the project team was awarded a Regina Kellerman Award at GVSHP’s 2009 Annual Awards – a happy ending for this wonderful Greenwich Village landmark conversion. …
Read More…and ESL classes, The Jefferson Market Players Theater, The Little Underground Gallery, Your Village, Your Story: Greenwich Village Oral History Project, The Greenwich Village Ephemera Project, and The Urban Explorers Group. Regina Kellerman Award…
Read More…New York City AIDS Memorial (also the winner of this year’s GVSHP Regina Kellerman Award) now stands at the northwest corner of the former St. Vincent’s Triangle, which housed mechanical…
Read MoreJames and Karla Murray discuss some of the exhibit items James and Karla Murray are influential artists, small business advocates, and 2015 GVSHP Regina Kellerman Village Awardees. They have captured and…
Read More…to focus their energies towards creativity and achievement, and integrate theater arts into the academic school curriculum. Bea Arthur Residence – Regina Kellerman Award Winner: This 1851 building at 222 East 13th Street…
Read More…park, creating a place of rest and remembrance. In 2017, Village Preservation awarded both the memorial and the park the Regina Kellerman Award at our Annual Meeting and Village Awards….
Read More…firm Walter B. Melvin Architect, who oversaw historic preservation of the remaining masonry; and the preservation contracting company Preserv, Inc. The project team was awarded a Regina Kellerman Award at…
Read More…the organization’s first Executive Director, Regina Kellerman, published The Architecture of the Greenwich Village Waterfront, which surveyed the history of every building between 14th and Houston Streets west of the…
Read More…as part of a neighborhood survey led by GVSHP when Regina Kellerman served as executive director. A large collection of photographs and research from this survey was compiled in a…
Read More…the area goes back to our organization’s beginning, when founding executive director Regina Kellerman, a prominent architectural historian, undertook a study of the Greenwich Village waterfront that included an inventory…
Read More…Greenwich Village. And this year, the Sixth Annual Regina Kellerman Award was presented to our good friends at the Bowery Alliance of Neighbors (BAN). You would be hard pressed to…
Read More…Regina Kellerman, Village Preservation’s first Executive Director. Without these women, and many others not mentioned, our understanding of our neighborhoods’ histories as well as the quality and character of the…
Read More…2017 recipient of Village Preservation’s Regina Kellerman Award). It will have its world premier at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater on Thursday, September 19th, 2019! Kathleen Chalfant, Ken Barnett, Goussy Celestin, Leland…
Read More…part of the Village: selections from the poem featured in GVSHP’s 2017 Regina Kellerman Award Winner the St. Vincent’s AIDS Memorial and Triangle Park. In “A Song of Myself” Whitman…
Read More…Carole Teller took this photo on Stanton Street in the 1960s. The Sheridan Square archeological dig (summer, 1982) was organized by our organization’s Executive Director, Regina Kellerman. David Rosaria (AKA…
Read More…like Yara is in residence at La MaMa Experimental Theatre (which is receiving this year’s Regina Kellerman Award at our Annual Meeting). The collaborative piece tells the experience of five…
Read More…served on more advisory committee than we could list here. Everybody loves George! We are honored to present George with a Village Award and recognizing him as our special Regina…
Read More…condo development. AIDS Memorial A New York City AIDS Memorial (also the winner of this year’s Village Preservation’s Regina Kellerman Award) now stands at the northwest corner of the former St….
Read More…Regina Kellerman Award: Bowery Alliance of Neighbors Sir Winston Churchill Square will be feted on June 17 at the Annual Village Awards Ceremony. Countless nominations were reviewed by the 2013…
Read More…promoting the cultural vibrancy of the East Village past, present, and future. For these reasons, we are delighted to be awarding Jane Friedman and Howl! Arts with this year’s Regina…
Read More…hospital’s historic buildings). A New York City AIDS Memorial (also the winner of Village Preservation’s Regina Kellerman Award) now stands at the northwest corner of the former St. Vincent’s Triangle, which…
Read More…figurative one that 2021 Regina Kellerman Village Awardee Linda Pagan received from her landlord a few months ago. But before we get to that story, let us take a step…
Read More…community, her neighborhood, and her city, Linda Pagan is this year’s Regina Kellerman Awardee at our annual Village Award recipients. Please join us in celebrating on Wednesday, June 16th! To…
Read More…historic districts, here the project was geared only towards improving the aesthetics as well as the long-term value and durability of the building. Regina Kellerman Award Winners: James & Karla…
Read More…into a garden. GVSHP’s then-Executive Director, Regina Kellerman, heard about these plans and thought it would be the perfect spot to conduct an archaeological dig since the 4,200 square foot…
Read More…B Garden Marilyn Appleberg Arturo’s Foods of New York Tours Little Red School House/Elisabeth Irwin High School Lower East Side History Project City Councilmember Rosie Mendez The Regina Kellerman Award:…
Read More…project and the beautiful historic building renovation of its exceptional 19th-century row house earned the Residence and its partner organizations Village Preservation’s 2018 Regina Kellerman Award. The Bea Arthur Residence…
Read More…Milton J. Hinton. Artist Reginald Marsh, resident of 4 East 12th Street Reginald Marsh seated in front of Coney Island, Peter A. Juley & Son Collection, Smithsonian American Art Museum…
Read More…Sloan, Kenneth Hayes Miller, and Reginald Marsh, who cemented his love for realism and social satire. Edward Laning, “Breezy Day on the Avenue,” 1930 Edward Laning, “The Good Companions,” 1960 Through his…
Read More…on May 2, 2006. The designation report for the latter includes an acknowledgement of the research conducted by Regina M. Kellerman, who was the executive director of the Greenwich Village…
Read More…LPC noted that the “research by Regina M. Kellerman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, which culminated in the publication The Architecture of the Greenwich Village…
Read More…in 1930 began to study at the Art Students League under Kenneth Hayes Miller. There she learned alongside Isabel Bishop, Reginald Marsh, Raphael Soyer, and Edward Laning, whom she married…
Read More…been made of Hayter’s influence and his collaborations with influential artists like Willem de Kooning, Robert Motherwell, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, and Reginald Marsh – all of whom have artistic…
Read More…to incorporate some of these features in their designs too. H.H. Richardson’s 1874 William Watts Sherman House in Newport, Rhode Island now on Salve Regina’s campus. Image courtesy Salve Regina….
Read More…their white and cisgender male counterparts, lesbian history is not well documented within the broader canon of queer heritage due to minimal documentation. According to historian Regina Kunzel’s 2018 article…
Read More…The play’s focus is Southerner Regina Hubbard Giddens, who struggles for wealth and freedom within the confines of an early 20th-century society where fathers considered only sons as their legal…
Read More…would replace low-rise 19th-century residential buildings that once housed artists Willem de Kooning and Reginald Marsh. The City is hoping its new hotel special permit requirement will help generate more…
Read More…New York–based painters, which included Romare Bearden, Reginald Gammon, and Emma Amos among others, worked in diverse styles and explored the role of Black artists in the fight for civil…
Read More…area South of Union Square. Leslie studied painting at the Art Students League, New York University, and Pratt Institute, posing for the classes of other local artists, including Reginald Marsh,…
Read More…time. Close acquaintances of Bishop’s, such as Reginald Marsh and Kenneth Hayes Miller, also participated in documenting the women that frequented these stores. This musing of the working woman became…
Read More…their work and a discussion of the importance of the Beat Generation and of these authors’ early work; speakers will include Bob Holman, Bob Rosenthal, and Regina Weinreich. More details…
Read More…in this building in the 1930s and 40s. 11 East 12th Street The great chronicler of life for the average New Yorker, the artist Reginald Marsh, maintained a studio at…
Read More…with a knowledge of Renaissance art techniques. The informal group included Kenneth Hayes Miller, Reginald Marsh, Isabel Bishop, Minna Citron, and twin brothers Raphael and Moses Soyer. Raphael Soyer working on…
Read More…artistic development of the Fourteenth Street School of artists, namely Reginald Marsh, Paul Cadmus, Edward Laning, Minna Citron, and Isabel Bishop. Kenneth Hayes Miller in his studio at 30 East…
Read More…for the latest deals. While fellow Fourteenth Street School artists Kenneth Hayes Miller, Reginald Marsh, and Raphael Soyer frequently depicted the “New Women” of Union Square through a highly sexualized…
Read More…Evelyn Vaughn, William Rainey, Reginald Travers & Edna St. Vincent Millay, commissioned famed scenic designer Cleon Throckmorton to convert what was a box factory into Cherry Lane Playhouse. It fueled…
Read More…The Spiral Group was a collective of fifteen painters formed by Charles Alston, Romare Bearden, Norman Lewis, and Hale Woodruff, which included Reginald Gammon and Emma Amos. The group worked…
Read More…long-time owner, Reginald “Reggie” Chan, the year before. At the time of its operation, this was one of the few inexpensive Chinese food options in the East Village. The restaurant…
Read More…paper cups, not champagne. In 1943 the great Chinese-American modernist artist Yun Gee staged an exhibition to raise funds for the Music Box Canteen. The Canteen’s administrator was Minna Regina…
Read More…City has recently identified as “of no historic significance” and ripe for demolition and replacement by an office tower, even though our research shows that the great artists Reginald Marsh…
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