No Love for Manhattan from Bushwick Artists
Manhattan, says Iris Lasson, a sculptor. The strange place across the water. I don’t like going there unless I have to pick up a check, says Doyle. Arielle Bier stirs a pot of soup. I go to Manhattan, and money falls out of my pockets, she says. — New York Magazine
Manhattan, says Iris Lasson, a sculptor. The strange place across the water.
I don’t like going there unless I have to pick up a check, says Doyle.
Arielle Bier stirs a pot of soup. I go to Manhattan, and money falls out of my pockets, she says.
Let us pray for the miraculous recovery of the auto industry so all these people go back to Michigan and Ohio, become middle managers and bore their children with their “wild time” in NYC.
I agree, joe.
I would truly rather read about someone searching for the right doorknob.
what a waste of time. come on.
ps. since when does bike riding equate with dumpster diving or being an anarchist?
Obviously these people are total wankers. I have more of an issue with these lame “journalists” that use these people to stir up some sense of outrage. They’re easy targets, but the tone of the article makes the writer sound like just as big a jagoff.
I did like the idea of naming a sewer treatment plant after George W. Bush.
Article reminded me of the movie Waterworld. I guess one could argue about whether or not what they are attempting is art, but to each his own. They aren’t hurting anyone.
Bier should darn her pockets, surely she can afford that.
I posted some apartments for rent recently in Greenpoint. I was struck by how many people were calling that were currently renting in Bushwick and seemed desperate to get out of the neighborhood for various reasons (unsafe, unclean, noisey). A couple from BedStuy also but more from Bushwick.