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Remembering Jackson Pollock
Jackson Pollock Influential Abstract Expressionist painter Paul Jackson Pollock was born on January 28, 1912 in Cody, Wyoming. With his father, a farmer and government surveyor, mother and four brothers,…
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Jackson Pollock’s Greenwich Village
Influential Abstract Expressionist painter Paul Jackson Pollock was born on January 28, 1912 in Cody, Wyoming. With his father, a farmer and government surveyor, mother and four brothers, Pollock grew up in…
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Why Isn’t This Landmarked: 49 East 10th, Home of Jackson Pollock
…landmarked. Jackson Pollock lived a relatively short, but extremely productive artistic life. It is not a surprise that most of his prolific years were spent in the Village, influenced by…
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Jackson Pollock’s Old Stomping Grounds
…as past haunts of Mr. Pollock. Pollock’s 1943 painting, She Wolf, his first work purchased by MoMa Shortly after relocating to New York City, in 1935 Pollock settled into a…
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An American Saga: Celebrating Jackson Pollock’s 110th Birthday
…of “art.” To discuss Pollock’s life and legacy, we’ll be sitting down for a conversion with Steven Naifeh, author of Jackson Pollock: An American Saga (1998). Naifeh’s eight years of research…
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Exploring Virtual Village Voices, Part 8: Jackson Pollock, Leontyne Price, and Robert Rauschenberg
…online. Today we explore three more of our 31 installations from the event: Jackson Pollock, Leontyne Price, and Robert Rauschenberg. Jackson Pollock Pollock was a founder of Abstract Expressionism and…
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VILLAGE VOICES: Jackson Pollock
Jackson Pollock January 28, 1912 – August 11, 1956 Abstract Expressionist and Action Painter Pollock was a founder of Abstract Expressionism and developer of the unusual “drip painting” technique. Pollock…
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The Village on Film A Village Preservation Film Series Presents: Pollock
…“Pollock,” directed by and starring Ed Harris, tells the story of the life and career of painter Jackon Pollock (played by Harris). The film focuses on Pollock’s early days as…
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#SouthOfUnionSquare, Mexican Muralists Remake American Art: David Alfaro Siqueiros and the Experimental Workshop
…of the Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner papers, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. Jackson Pollock’s Landscape with Steer (around 1936-37) The Museum of Modern Art, New York/Scala, Florence There is…
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Village People, Halloween Edition: Shirley Jackson
Shirley Jackson and son Laurence in Greenwich Village. Courtesy of Laurence Jackson Hyman. Halloween is right around the corner, so for this installment of Village People, let’s take a look…
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Many Layers of History at 8th Avenue and 13th Street: Jackson Square Park
Jackson Square Park. Photo courtesy of NYC Parks. This post is part of a series about Village blocks that correspond to calendar dates. Once again, another August date corresponds with…
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Jackson Square Library: An Exquisite Building, and once a church of ‘Exquisite Panic’
At 251 West 13th Street, just east of Greenwich and 8th Avenues, sits one of the most beautiful and interesting structures in our neighborhood. What was once the Jackson Square…
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A Tale of Two Forgotten Alexander Jackson Davis Mansions
Nos. 12 and 14 West 12th Street in 1888. Image courtesy of the Magazine of American History. Architect Alexander Jackson Davis was born on July 24, 1803. Davis, one of…
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Alfonso Ossorio: Artist, Collector, Congregator
…Ossorio’s watercolors. Ossorio and Pollock became quite close friends as they worked alongside each other and influenced one another. Ossorio absorbed Pollock’s signature drip painting method while Pollock’s “Black Pourings”…
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The Social Realist Artist Studios of 240 West 14th Street
…(top) with Jackson Pollock’s first Abstract Expressionist works (bottom) Jackson Pollock, 1930: Jackson Pollock listed 240 West 14th Street as his address when registering for classes at the Art Students…
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Village Preservation & The New School Present: Greenwich Village Artists Series “I and the Village”
Village Preservation & The New School Present: Greenwich Village Artists Series “I and the Village:” Jackson Pollock’s Downtown Years, A Lecture by Larissa Bailiff Jackson Pollock moved to New York by…
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Hans Hofmann and the Village
…who would become one of the foremost Abstract Expressionist painters as well as the wife of Jackson Pollock. Starting in 1937 she attended painting classes on and off at Hofmann’s…
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Joan Mitchell’s Village
…York’s cutting edge art and literary movements. Upon arrival, Mitchell enmeshed herself with painters Willem de Kooning, Elaine de Kooning, Franz Kline, Grace Hartigan, and Jackson Pollock and poets Frank O’Hara and John Ashbery. 267 West 11th Street today….
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de Kooning’s Greenwich Village
…de Kooning, Barnett Newman, Ad Reinhardt, Mark Rothko, and Jackson Pollock. Franz Kline had an apartment at 242 West 14th Street. A public hearing on the proposed landmark designation of…
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Happy Birthday Lee Krasner!
…Lee Krasner, Blue&Black, 1951-53 52 West 8th Street Today Though they met years earlier, in 1941, Krasner and Jackson Pollock fell in love. They married in 1945 and then moved…
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Willem de Kooning Standing on his East 10th Street Stoop, and at the Center of the Art World
…New York supplanted Paris as the center of the art world. With the death of Jackson Pollock in 1956, de Kooning was considered the master of that world. According to…
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Off the Grid Podcast
…of the most prominent early figures in the field. Hans Hoffman and Jackson Pollock both lived and created in GreenwichVillage at a pivotal time for the art world. Enjoy the…
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VILLAGE VOICES
…Jackson Pollock Leontyne Price Robert Rauschenberg Oliver Sacks Maurice Sendak John Sloan Patti Smith Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney The Northern Dispensary 70 Fifth Avenue Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire A Monument to…
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South of Union Square: Home of the Abstract Expressionists
…Kline, Jackson Pollock, and Willem and Elaine de Kooning along East 10th Street. Willem de Kooning on 88 East 10th Street Stoop with Novelist Noel Clad, April 5, 1959. Photo…
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Lee Krasner Paints Gansevoort Street
…Jackson Pollock, whom she would later support as he hurtled into turbulent superstardom. In 1934, while working on her first murals for the WPA, Krasner produced a separate painting unlike…
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How Harlem Renaissance Artists Made Their Mark in the Village
…the Great Migration, in the early and mid-20th century, Greenwich Village and the East Village were also known for artistic innovation. Household names like Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning…
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10 (more) of the most charming spots in the Greenwich Village Historic District
…Street View Jackson Square, at Greenwich Avenue and 13th Street, dates to 1826 and used to be bordered by Jackson Hall on its south (since demolished), which was once the…
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How the New York Public Library got its start in Greenwich Village, the East Village, and NoHo
…East Village in the early 20th century. The Jackson Square Branch in 1890, via Wikimedia Commons In 1888, the NYFCL expanded with two new branches, one no longer extant at 226…
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The WPA’s Hudson Square Home
…revolutionaries in the field. Some notable artists who were employed by the Federal Art Project include Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollock, and Lee Krasner. Artist Margaret Marshall, working on sculpture…
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VILLAGE VOICES: A New Interactive Art and History Exhibit
…Elizabeth Blackwell, Margaret Wise Brown, E. E. Cummings, John W. Draper, Bob Dylan, Martha Graham, Lorraine Hansberry, Larry Kramer, Joan Mitchell, Charlie “Bird” Parker, Jackson Pollock, Robert Rauschenberg, Oliver Sacks,…
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From Mark Twain and the Lovin’ Spoonful to Tech Hub: The overlooked history of Union Square South
…Walt Whitman. Jackson Pollock attended dinners at the Albert in the 1940s. John Thomas Scopes stayed at the Albert in 1925 while searching for supporters for his upcoming ‘Monkey Trial’…
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Launching “Virtual Village” — Explore and Save #SouthOfUnionSquare
…New York City was led. Where a young Jackson Pollock began the Washington Square Art Show. Where the Italian anti-fascist movement in New York was headquartered. Where Anais Nin hand printed some of her…
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12 social change champions of Greenwich Village
…French, John Sloan, and Jackson Pollock. During and after her leadership at Greenwich House, the organization accomplished many firsts for Settlement Houses, including establishing a nursery school in 1921, an…
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11 landmarks of immigration in Greenwich Village
…and enrichment, Simkhovitch was able to attract the participation and support of such notable figures as Eleanor Roosevelt, Gertrude Whitney, Daniel Chester French, John Sloan, and Jackson Pollock to Greenwich…
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Community Cornerstone: Greenwich House Pottery
…even Jackson Pollock, if only for a summer. Through the faculty, hands-on workshops, and residency program, the Pottery consistently attracts leading names in ceramic artists to the community, more than…
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#SouthofUnionSquare: Home to (even more) Trailblazing Artists, Dancers, Labor Leaders, and Birth Control Advocates
…Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko and Philip Guston, Motherwell is considered one of the great American Abstract Expressionist painters. Credited by The American Art Book as being the…
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The Genius of Joan Mitchell
…Mark’s Place from 1951-1957). There she met and became friends with, among others, painters Willem de Kooning, Elaine de Kooning, Franz Kline, Grace Hartigan, and Jackson Pollock and poets Frank O’Hara and John Ashbery. Mitchell was invited to…
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#SouthOfUnionSquare, the Birthplace of American Modernism: Minna Citron
…Jackson Pollock. The culture, buildings, and social life in the area south of Union Square greatly influenced Citron’s early work, which expertly encapsulates some of the most prominent social issues…
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Robert Motherwell’s Abstract Expressionism South of Union Square
…Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, and Philip Guston, Motherwell is considered one of the great American Abstract Expressionist painters. Motherwell became the theorist and leading spokesperson of the…
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Another Summer in the City
…Judith Malina, Jackson Pollock, James Baldwin, and Gore Vidal. Several of these eminent figures first met here, and many immortalized the San Remo in their writings. You can read more…
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Robert de Niro, Sr. and the New York School Artists #SouthOfUnionSquare
…York, one of the most prominent galleries for established European modernists and the emerging Abstract Expressionists. Exhibited alongside the highly abstract work of Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, and Clyfford Still,…
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Making a Place for Play — WPA Era Neighborhood Playgrounds in our Neighborhoods
…Village, and NoHo, even employing several well-known artists like Jackson Pollock and Berenice Abbott during the beginning of their careers. As part of its intention to help Americans recover from…
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“Hidden Figures” #SouthOfUnionSquare: The Unsung Female Engineers Who Built Some of NYC’s Greatest Landmarks
…in the arena for equality and advancement. Some were very prominent figures like W.E.B. DuBois, Jackson Pollock, Billie Holliday, and Martha Graham. Others, however, made a mark in fields traditionally…
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Celebrating the Landmarks of Immigration in the Greenwich Village Historic District
…able to attract the participation and support of such notable figures as Eleanor Roosevelt, Gertrude Whitney, Daniel Chester French, John Sloan, and Jackson Pollock to Greenwich House (the Settlement House…
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#SouthOfUnionSquare, the Birthplace of American Modernism: Atelier 17
…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…
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Art in the Village: East 10th Street Galleries
…Dali’s dreamlike paintings) and/or European Modernism (think Picasso). Famous Abstract Expressionists include Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, and Willem de Kooning. The noteworthy pioneers of Abstract Expressionism paved the way for…
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Artists’ Homes & Haunts South of Union Square
…movements of the last century and a half. Jackson Pollock and Isamu Noguchi got their start here. The New York School of artists, who shifted the center of the art…
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VILLAGE VOICES II Launches September 18th
…Draper, Martha Graham, Lorraine Hansberry, Edward Hopper, Helen Levitt, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Joan Mitchell, Joe Papp, Charlie “Bird” Parker, Jackson Pollock, Leontyne Price, Robert Rauschenberg, Maurice Sendak, Patti Smith,…
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Art and Suffrage on 14th Street
…Cornell, David Hare, Hans Hofmann, Willem de Kooning, Robert Motherwell, Jackson Pollock, Richard Pousette-Dart, Ad Reinhardt, Mark Rothko, Clyfford Still and Robert De Niro, Sr.. They similarly look to exhibit…
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San Remo Café Plaque Unveiling
…Theater. Regulars included Allen Ginsberg, Dylan Thomas, Jack Kerouac, William S. Burroughs, Miles Davis, Frank O’Hara, Judith Malina, Jackson Pollock, James Baldwin, and Gore Vidal, among many others. Several of…
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The Forgotten Fifth Avenue South of Washington Square Park
…Jackson Pollock Place, but the final name change, for now at least, was for the section north of Houston Street, renamed LaGuardia Place in 1967. As with so many streets…
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Celebrating Immigration in Greenwich Village
…to education and enrichment, Simkhovitch was able to attract the participation and support of such notable figures as Eleanor Roosevelt, Gertrude Whitney, Daniel Chester French, John Sloan, and Jackson Pollock…
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Franz Kline’s Last Studio at 242 West 14th Street
…Historic District shaped 20th century American art. Jackson Pollock kept studios at 49 East 10th Street, 46 Carmine Street, and 47 Horatio Street; Willem de Kooning had studios at 827-831…
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#SouthOfUnionSquare, the Birthplace of American Modernism: Sonia Gechtoff
…when her work was exhibited in the influential “Younger American Painters” exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum, New York, alongside Willem de Kooning, Franz Kline, Robert Motherwell, and Jackson Pollock. Sonia…
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Jewelry Makers of the Village and their Provincetown Summer Studios
…started not in Greenwich Village but in Provincetown, Massachusetts, as its name implies. Provincetown was also the chosen summer home of abstract expressionists, like Franz Kline, Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner,…
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The Lives of Writers #SouthOfUnionSquare
…also served as a curator at MOMA and wrote the first monograph on artist Jackson Pollock. He was a leading figure in the New York School, an informal group of…
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Dorothy Canning Miller: Champion of Abstract Expressionism
…show included James Brooks, Franz Kline, Robert Motherwell, Barnett Newman, Jackson Pollock, and Mark Rothko. “It significantly changed European perceptions of American art,” The New York Times noted in its…
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The San Remo Cafe: Archive Edition
…included Allen Ginsberg, Dylan Thomas, Jack Kerouac, William S. Burroughs, Miles Davis, Frank O’Hara, Judith Malina, Jackson Pollock, James Baldwin, and Gore Vidal, several of whom first met here. San…
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The Beauty of the University Place & Broadway Corridors
…Foote, Anais Nin, Mark Twain, and Walt Whitman. Jackson Pollock attended dinners at the Albert in the 1940’s. John Thomas Scopes stayed at the Albert in 1925 while searching for…
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Happy Birthday, Max Ernst
…New York, and was also active in advancing the careers of many influential artists, including Jackson Pollock, who lived and worked in the Village. It would be no stretch of the imagination…
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Happy Birthday, Willem de Kooning!
…Argentina. After World War II, de Kooning became a pioneering figure in the establishment of Abstract Expressionism, along with artists such as Jackson Pollock. Woman I. Willem de Kooning. Image…
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Touring Bleecker Street’s Diverse History
…(in 2013 GVSHP placed a plaque at this location honoring the San Remo as an iconic Village institution). Among its regulars were Alan Ginsburg, Jack Kerouac, Jackson Pollock, Willem de…
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Remembering Willem de Kooning
…enclave. Backyard on Tenth Street, 1956 Post World War II, New York supplanted Paris as the center of the art world. With the death of Jackson Pollock in 1956, de…
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The Ninth Street Five
…had hung together. They were mostly unknown at the time; Willem and Elaine de Kooning, Jackson Pollock, Franz Kline, Robert Rauschenberg, Hans Hoffman, Robert Motherwell, Krasner, Frankenthaler, Hartigan, Mitchell, Resnick…
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When “the Club” Ruled the Art World from East 8th Street
…the 1940s, they were still outsiders in the New York art world, with the exception of Jackson Pollock, who had achieved some public recognition due to a 1949 Life magazine article….
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Why Isn’t This Landmarked?: 88 East 10th Street
…York supplanted Paris as the center of the art world. With the death of Jackson Pollock in 1956, de Kooning was considered the master of that world. According to Mark…
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Native American Contemporary Art Sites in our Area
…a scholarship to the Art Students League. Around 1954 he met Franz Kline, Jackson Pollock, and Willem de Kooning. Influenced by surrealism and Abstract Expressionism, he began showing in New…
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February 2024 Programs: Black History Month Events, Artists’ Homes, and More
…Village, that are connected to the great artists and art movements of the last century and a half. Jackson Pollock and Isamu Noguchi got their start here. The New York…
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What Style is It? Mid-19th Century Edition
…greatly aided by the publication of pattern books. The Gothic Revival style was first publicized by Alexander Jackson Davis’s Rural Residences (1837) and then by Andrew Jackson Downing’s Cottage Residences…
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East Village Street Art Lives On
…a tribute to Michael Jackson, titled Black or White, that depicts the singer with half his face as his teenage self of the Jackson Five and the other half as…
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35 East 12th Street: A Home for the National Negro Congress
…E. B. DuBois. Its early members included Esther Cooper Jackson and James Jackson. The president of Howard University, Dr. Morderci Johnson, addressed the SNYC expressing his belief that the emergence…
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Ithiel Town: It’s All Greek (and Gothic) to Him
…country, he was among the first professional architects here and started the first architectural firm, later joined by Alexander Jackson Davis, another seminal figure in 19th-century American architecture. His work…
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#SouthOfUnionSquare Tour — Libraries and The Formation of the NYPL
…by Horace Greely, Henry Ward Beecher, and Peter Cooper. In 1888, the Jackson Square branch at 251 West 13th Street was opened (extant, Greenwich Village Historic District); the lot, building,…
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Fulfillingness’ First Finale: A Stevie Wonder Classic Born of Pain, Recovery, and Greenwich Village
…unique song in many ways. Not only is this politically charged track danceable, it also has the memorable call and response “Doo doo wop,” which was recorded with the Jackson…
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Further Proof That Landmarking Does Not Hurt Affordability, and Unfettered Development Doesn’t Help
…Queens and the Bronx with the highest concentrations of landmark designations in those boroughs like Jackson Heights (bottom l.) and the lower Grand Concourse (bottom r.) actually saw among the…
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A year ago today, the horrible Intro. 775 was heard, later passed
…Historic District, SoHo, and Westbeth, as well as districts as diverse as Bedford-Stuyvesant and the Grand Concourse, Jackson Heights and Park Slope. Without landmark designation, many of these sites and…
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My Favorite Things: Holiday Lights Edition
…and antiques all lit up on a 7th Avenue corner? And maybe my favorite spot of all, Jackson Square! Jackson Square …
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A New Chapter for Local Bookstores
…of McNally Jackson on West 8th Street with its Goods For the Study stationary store offshoot. McNally Jackson opened its original location in 2004 at 52 Prince St. The bookstore includes a…
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Many Layers of History Throughout 2018
…Marks and 2nd Avenue! Jackson Square Park. Photo courtesy of NYC Parks. Many Layers of History at 8th Avenue and 13th Street: Jackson Square Park Many Layers of History, and…
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The Art of Frederick Brosen
…other notable museums across the country. Brosen earned his M.F.A from Pratt Institute and has been awarded two Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grants and the Silver Medal of Honor by the Royal…
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Fashion in the Park
…Greenwich Village connection — The Irascibles — a portrait of fourteen now-renowned artists, including de Kooning, Pollock, Rothko and others, who as noted in Life, “protested the Metropolitan Museum of…
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2022 Village Awardee: Astor Place Hair Stylists, 2 Astor Place
…Trichter, landlord Jeff Gural, Global Strategy Group president Jefrey Pollock, former Hillary Clinton aide Howard Wolfson, and popular manager “Big Mike” Saviello. Astor Place Hairstylists was founded as a small…
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APPROVED on 07/12/2011 Gansevoort Market Historic District Between Ninth & Tenth Avenues APPLICATION: A Romanesque Revival style stables building, designed by Thomas R. Jackson, built in 1892-93. Application is to…
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Villager and Groundbreaking African American Soprano Leontyne Price
…she began piano lessons with a local teacher at age five. When Leontyne was 14, she was taken on a school trip to hear a recital in Jackson, Mississippi by…
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Facts and Data Continue To Contradict Upzoning Argument
…gentrifying Queens, which had the sharpest rise in housing prices, two of the most affordable neighborhoods were also the borough’s most extensively landmarked, with little new construction — Jackson Heights…
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City Leaves Mechanical Void Loophole for Supertalls Wide Open, So State May Act
…Robert Jackson that would truly address this abuse of zoning regulations by limiting the height of floors in buildings. TO HELP: Urge State Legislators to Support A5026A/S3820A To Address the Mechanical…
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City Votes to Expand Loophole For ‘Voids’ in Supertalls
…empty, useless space from 25% to nearly 30%. Village Preservation joined fellow community groups and Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal and State Senator Robert Jackson – sponsors of State Legislation that would actually meaningfully address…
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The First Library for Women, in Greenwich Village
…the former Astor Library (now the Public Theater) or the former Jackson Square Library, now a private home and offices (after serving as a church for a while). One thing…
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Renowned Actor Ira Frederick Aldridge Gets His Start at the African Grove Theatre
…New York City: Second Edition edited by Kenneth T. Jackson, Lisa Keller, and Nancy Flood Historical Dictionary of American Theater by James Fisher Ira Aldridge Collection, 1807-1867, Southern Illinois University…
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As Fifth Avenue Nears 200, A Look Back at How & Where It All Began, and Celebrated 100
…It was designed in the Greek Revival style, reportedly by Alexander Jackson Davis and Ithiel Town. Brevoort was one of the first to build on Fifth Avenue, and his stately…
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“The Prince of Greenwich Village,” Max Eastman
…they were involved. Sources The Encyclopedia of New York City, edited by Kenneth T. Jackson, Lisa Keller, and Nancy Flood Max Eastman: A Life by Christoph Irmscher New York City…
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Leontyne Price Shatters Racial Barriers in Met Opera Debut
…in Jackson, Mississippi by Marion Anderson, a black contralto who was a critical figure in the struggle for black artists to overcome racial prejudice in the United States during the…
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“Secret Banned Rites”: Poets at Café Le Metro
…of 1964, a city license inspector appeared at a reading by poet Jackson Mac Low at Le Metro, and issued a summons, citing the New York Coffeehouse Law of 1962,…
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Beyond the Village and Back: New York Public Library Main Branch, Steven A. Schwartzman Building, Fifth Avenue
…arched doorway, Freie Bibliothek u Lessehalle (Free Library and Reading Room). Three years later, the New York Free Circulating Library built its new Jackson Square Branch in a graceful Flemish-style…
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Patti Smith
…to a son, Jackson, and daughter, Jesse, something she claims made her a better person. Fred passed away of a heart attack in 1994, and in 1996 she returned to…
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