[Crossing 2nd Ave. the other day via Derek Berg]
Second Avenue and East 7th Street in 1981 (Jeremiah's Vanishing New York)
One reason why Crunch is moving to the Bowery (BoweryBoogie)
How to find out if you live in a landmarked building (Off the Grid)
At Rikers with Cecily McMillan (Runnin' Scared)
Hester Street Fair expanding to Seward Park (The Lo-Down)
The filming locations of "The French Connection," now and then (Scouting NY)
Ephemeral New York in book form! (Ephemeral New York)
And here's another exhibit as part of Lower East Side History Month — Vanished Spaces.
[Image via Julius Klein]
From the EVG inbox...
ABC NO RIO presents “Vanished Spaces,” an exhibition of artist run gallery and performance spaces that no longer exist.
Featured spaces include, among others: Julius Klein’s XOXO, which ran from 1990-1997 on Second Avenue by, among a long list: Taylor Meade, Rockets Red Glare, Amos Poe, Tom Murrin (The Alien Comic), Edgar Oliver, Tony Millionaire and Wendy Wild.
Exhibition opens tonight (7-9) and runs through June 15
ABC NO RIO is at 156 Rivington St.
For gallery hours and more info., hit the ABC NO RIO website here.
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