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Vernissage XIX Roosevelt Island
Vernissage XIX embraces Roosevelt Island with the emotion and images designed to reach beyond the everyday. Images for mind and heart. Gallery RIVAA is closed, but we’ve got the pictures.
They can’t cancel spring
They can’t cancel spring. Credit 82 year old David Hockney who included the thought with a couple of new pictures he sent to galleries. He’s on lockdown. But his spirit isn’t.
How to be happy…
How to be happy… and whatever you want to be. A lot of people won’t like this, but it’s true. Not fate, not anything else. You decide. Period. Full stop.
Roosevelt Island Gay History
Roosevelt Island’s little known gay history jumped out of the figurative closet, this week, at Joe’s Pub. It’s a musical. The Gorgeous Nothings In Concert.
1619 Project Lands on Roosevelt Island
The 1619 Project, an ambitious effort to better reflect the African-American experience in American history, lands on Roosevelt Island. It’s the theme for this year’s Black History Month exhibit at Gallery RIVAA.
What’s up? Four Freedoms Park in 2020
At Four Freedoms Park, 2020 begins informed by last year’s dynamics driving forward. Freedom and human rights mark New York City’s most tranquil venue.
Can Phages Save Us…?
Can phages save us? Really? From what? First, what are phages anyway and how do their near magical powers work? Ready for the good viruses?
Jim Luce Pursues Goodness
Jim Luce pursues goodness. He’s done it for 20 years now. His quest, spurred by a serendipitous moment, completes a circle and begins a second.
A Gift for Coler: Momo
A gift for Coler, Momo, waltzed into the Roosevelt Island facility yesterday. Angelica, the patient assistance program, delivered the sweet-tempered, light brown dog to loving, new guardians. Coler offers longterm care for […]
