By S. Mitra Kalita, Elena Tate and Hella Winston The race is on. By July 4, President Biden wants 160 million American adults fully vaccinated. Epicenter has spent the […]
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A mayoral election without handshakes and kissing babies
Hello, voters! Well, now it’s a race. Welcome to the fourth edition of this NYC election-focused newsletter! I’m independent journalist Felipe De La Hoz, and our goal is to […]
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Neighborhood Notes on Citibike Roll Out, Affordable Housing Lottery, Vaccine Updates
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Christen Clifford
This week we welcome Christen Clifford. Clifford is a feminist performance artist, writer, curator, professor, actor and mother. Her work has been shown at Eva Presenhuber, The New Museum, PS 122/SoloNova, […]
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Open streets are here to stay, free drive-ins, feminist futures
Dear Neighbor, Open Streets are here to stay. The city’s pandemic response to a lack of open space in some neighborhoods is looking like it might outlast the pandemic. Epicenter-NYC […]
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Open Streets are here to stay
Dear Neighbor, Open Streets are here to stay. The city’s pandemic response to a lack of open space in some neighborhoods is looking like it might outlast the pandemic. Epicenter-NYC […]
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Myth of a Bangladeshi monolith, Andrew Yang places 4th, UES fight
Hello, voters! Welcome to the fourth edition of this NYC election-focused newsletter! I’m independent journalist Felipe De La Hoz, and our goal is to bring you some coverage of the […]
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Mana Contemporary
photo: @manacontemporary We’re back in New Jersey this week at Mana Contemporary, an arts center based in Jersey City. Thirty minutes outside of New York City, Mana Contemporary is the […]
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Afzal Hossain
Afzal Hossain, Untitled, Oil on canvas, 48″ x 36″ This week we welcome Afzal Hossain. Hossain is a painter, gallery director and business owner based in Queens. His paintings and […]