View from The Standard East Village #NYFW
Look Up (Taken with Instagram at W 35th St & 8th Ave)
@ Starbucks(Taken with http://cinemagr.am)
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The wonderful CK/CK shared this photograph, taken near London in November of 1942. Breaking between missions flying machines less sophisticated than a contemporary car in a war of annihilation with a nearby and superior enemy, a pilot breaks for a haircut, reading, and a pipe. The insistence on the accouterments of culture, on leisure —the book and pipe, of course, but also the nearly formal attire of the barber and the pattern of the sheet wrapped around his shoulders— seems so British, so laudable, so impossible to imagine today for innumerable reasons one hardly has the energy even to consider.
Room with a view
Gibbons
Washington Heights apartment
In The Heights
Flag at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Philip Glass's Life as an East Village Voice -
“I’m not down in Florida playing golf. I’m still in the East Village. Things haven’t changed that much for me.’
That’s how composer Philip Glass minimizes turning 75, a milestone that will be celebrated at music events throughout the city, beginning with the world premiere of his Symphony No. 9 at Carnegie Hall last night and culminating with a four-day festival at the Park Avenue Armory the last weekend of February.
(via Village Voice)
Early edition #GPOYW