Our weekly tip sheet on where to see what in the Brooklyn art world. This week’s featured listing is WORK Gallery’s: “LOVE BILLY” opening Saturday, March 13th, 6-9pm. Click through to read more.
The first anniversary of the Franklin Park Reading Series has been moved from the regular monthly location at 618 St. John’s Place to nearby Soda Bar thanks to a stop work order issued by the city on the bar’s new restaurant addition.
Hasidic Jews might not be the number one most-fetishized religious group by the media – my Muslim punk rock friends would probably win that particular medal – but, dammit, we get our fair share of attention.
DEPTH OF FIELD—I didn’t really mind being assigned the class. I guess I’ve developed a reputation for being good with the ED kids, and pretty much all the kids at Automotive are emotionally disturbed, so I was surprised when Mr. D took the time to run it by me beforehand.

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Hasidic Jews might not be the number one most-fetishized religious group by the media - my Muslim punk-rock friends would probably win that particular medal ...
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