Tag Archives: New York City

Taxi Driver: 40 Thoughts for 40 Years

Posted on September 19, 2016 by Sean Murphy

Taxi Driver may be the most important American film, and 40 years later, it still talks to us. Continue reading →

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I AM A BEAUTIFUL AND TALENTED WOMAN

Posted on January 30, 2014 by Amanda Nazario

One drastic move, a suicide attempt, and in the psych ward Amanda Nazario learns more about life than death, love than loss. Continue reading →

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Where There’s Smoke

Posted on January 17, 2014 by Tom Gualtieri

Tom Gualtieri digs through the muck surrounding the Aaron Schock and Chris Christie scandals…and it ain’t unicorn poop. Continue reading →

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I Love New York, Crazy City: The Triumph of Isa Genzken

Posted on January 9, 2014 by Jennifer Kabat

Tragedy and triumph in New York about New York – Jennifer Kabat on Isa Genzken’s hallucinatory take on the city and the world at MoMA. Continue reading →

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Loud Talkers & Slow Walkers: A Curmudgeon’s Diary

Posted on October 11, 2013 by Tom Gualtieri

Tom Gualtieri’s inner curmudgeon has his day in New York. Continue reading →

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GODDAMN DOGS

Posted on March 14, 2013 by Amanda Nazario

It’s not a dog’s life. No, but as a dog walker Amanda Nazario gets a new view of life, love and the city… Continue reading →

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Not A Drop To Drink

Posted on November 15, 2012 by Jennifer Kabat

Living in the Catskills can feel like a colonial territory belonging to NYC. Jennifer Kabat looks at what the city does in pursuit of clean water. Continue reading →

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