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Remembering Willem de Kooning

…central to the Abstract Expressionist school of the 1940’s and 1950’s. He had previously had a studio on Fourth Avenue but the space at 88 East 10th Street served as…

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The Star Spangled Banner and the Village

…August 26th, 1970, Hendrix opened his Electric Lady Studios at 52 West 8th Street. It was the only recording artist-owned studio at the time, and it provided Hendrix with affordable studio space that…

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Village People: Frederic Church

Frederic Church was a central figure of the Hudson River School, and kept a studio at the 10th Street Studio Building. (This post is part of a series called Village…

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Off Broadway Theater Update, Part 3

…striving to make sense out of the constrained circumstances we find ourselves in, and still are finding and creating new ways to keep us thinking and engaged. HB Studios on…

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Edward Hopper’s Village Muses

studio on Washington Square. That studio remains preserved at 3 Washington Square North, where Edward Hopper lived and worked for 53 years.  This is but one of many sites in…

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Jazz and Jewelry: The Life of Art Smith

…at her studio in Greenwich Village, even trusting him to run the shop for months when she was away. At Mason’s studio, Smith cultivated his personal style. Alexander Calder was…

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Village Preservation in the Press

…Former Studio, Smithsonian Magazine, July 12 Angelina Jolie Takes Over Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Former NYC Studio, Hyperallergic, July 10 Angelina Jolie is renting Jean Michel-Basquiat’s last New York apartment, Daily Herald…

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Willem de Kooning at Home

On March 23, 1962, Village Voice photographer Fred McDarrah took a group of photos of Abstract Expressionist artist Willem de Kooning in his studio and home at 831 Broadway. De…

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Alex Haley and the Village

The renowned writer Alex Haley was born on August 11 in 1921. In the 1960’s, the Haley rented a writing studio in the back of the Greenwich Village building at…

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2014 Year In Review: GVSHP Programs

…reach out to their neighbors, recruit new members, create group structures, organize events, and make important alliances with each other and with other grassroots groups in their neighborhoods. This is…

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31 Literary Icons of Greenwich Village

…Brown, who also wrote the best-selling children’s story, The Runaway Bunny, used the house as her residence and writing studio. Throughout the 1940s, she shared the home with her partner, socialite Blanche…

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#SouthOfUnionSquare Tour — Pop Culture

…Street? 12 East 12th Street Designed, built and operated by classically trained electronic composer turned studio owner Robert Mason, RPM was one of the first boutique studios in the city,…

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LPC Spotlights Women in the Arts

…sole owner in 1930. During this time, she opened the Whitney Studio galleries and Whitney Studio Club in 1918. As her name suggests, she was born into one of New…

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My Favorite Things: West Village Edition

…which its name is derived. The building was specifically intended to attract artists, with 10 one-room studios with casement windows, similar to the “artists’ studios” which had been popping up…

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Lady Gaga’s Greenwich Village

…Hendrix, Electric Lady Studios at 52 West 8th Street was built to provide Hendrix with an affordable studio space that would also meet his specific technical and aesthetic needs.  Kicked…

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This is Radio Clash

…at Electric Lady Studios. So impressed were The Clash with Blaney’s work at Electric Lady Studios that they hired him and the studio to record and produce their next and…

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Neighborhood History

…Great Jones Street, Individual Landmark Related Issues: 128 East 13th Street – Frank Stella Studio/Horse Auction Mart Back to Top Immigration in the Village During the early 19th century new…

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Happy Birthday, Paul Robeson

…he posed in the artists’ studio overlooking Washington Square. It’s no exaggeration to call Robeson a true Renaissance Man. He’s also one of many prominent figures featured on GVSHP’s Civil…

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Lannyl Stephens

Director of Development and Special Events After directing the 18th Annual Spring House Tour, Lannyl Stephens joined Village Preservation as Director of Development and Special Events. As a consultant, producer,…

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Webster Hall’s First Ball (of many)

…drag, and then sponsored their own events by the 1920s. Among the many notables who attended events here at this time were artists Charles Demuth, Marcel Duchamp, and Man Ray,…

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Village Pride & LGBT Establishments

…fest and a special celebrity pride broadcast featuring Janelle Monáe, Billy Porter, and many more.  The Stonewall50 Consortium offers a useful calendar of LGBT events and programming that can be accessed virtually during…

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Basquiat and NoHo

…Del Barrio, Creative Time, Marc Jancou Contemporary, Walt Disney Studios, and David LaChapelle studios. Chaédria LaBouvier is a writer, activist and Basquiat scholar. As a contributing writer for Elle, she…

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Significant Latinx History Sites in the Village

…rallied together and formed Loisaida Inc., which enabled them to stay. The organization hosts events and meetings, as well as a Culinary Incubator, which trains participants in the culinary arts. They also host the annual Loisaida…

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Elvis is in the building: July 2, 1956

…Hall, the recording studio wasn’t set up that way. RCA actually refashioned the space with state-of-the-art technology. Webster Hall was at that time known as RCA’s East Coast recording studio

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Take a Peek Into Six Greenwich Village Homes

Studio, 1928 (left). Smithsonian Archives of American Art. Whitney Studio, 2010 (right). Courtesy of the University of Pennsylvania Architectural Conservation Laboratory. Additionally, the New York Studio School, which will serve…

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Meet the Interns

…co-host of a new podcast, A Table Four 1. Shanta’s work at Village Preservation ranges from administrative and programming tasks to representing Village Preservation at community events. Shanta’s background in…

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Welcome Aboard, Leeanne G-Bowley

…and equity. Leeanne has created impactful events, workshops, and cohort programs here in New York City and around the world. Through a career spanning work with organizations such as Foundation…

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17 LGBT landmarks of Greenwich Village

…important LGBT landmarks in Greenwich Village – the homes of people, events, businesses and institutions dating from more than a century ago to just a few years ago. Thanks to…

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Westbeth Announced: August 7th, 1967

…disused former Bell Telephone Labs on the block bounded by West, Bethune, Washington, and Bank Streets along the Greenwich Village waterfront into subsidized housing and studios for artists and space…

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Joan Mitchell’s Village

Joan Mitchell working on Bridge, 1957, in her studio, 60 Saint Marks Place, New York, 1957. Photo: Joan Mitchell and Rudy Burckhardt. Courtesy Artforum. Joan Mitchell (February 12, 1925 – October 30,…

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From Greenwich Village To The Moon, and Back

…the process. As colleagues at NYU, Draper and Morse naturally became associated in their daguerreotype experiments, using the glassed-roof studio atop the University’s main building to try their hands in…

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Happy Birthday Martha Graham

photo source: www.loc.gov Modern dance pioneer Martha Graham was born on this day, May 11, in 1894. In the 1930’s, Martha Graham’s dance studio was located at 66 5th Avenue….

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Happy Birthday, Richard Meier

…project of subsidized, affordable studio living quarters for artists. This was substantially supported and inaugurated by the J.M. Kaplan Fund and the complex was converted into Westbeth Artists’ Housing in…

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Martha Graham

…her first dance studio at 66 Fifth Avenue beginning in the 1930s and remained there through at least the 1950s. The studio started off as an all-female dance company, and it was…

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#SouthofUnionSquare — Dance Tour

…innovator had her first dance studio at 66 Fifth Avenue beginning in the 1930s, remaining here through at least the 1950s. The studio started off as an all-female dance company,…

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