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In paint, recognition always butts up against necessity, creating the temptation to name something where there is just some thing. I remember standing in front of a Thomas Nozkowski painting six years ago, staring into its central green mass, which was like moss floating in the canvas’s fleshy pink.
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Remember at the start of covid when the media started publishing articles about temporary makeshift morgues being set up to handle all the extra bodies that were supposedly piling up due to the [...]
Temporary mortuaries at council gritting yards and near nature reserves were brought back into action across England to deal with the uptick. Sites have been used in each of the last three years.
70 Hester Street. Every old building on the Lower East Side has a few stories to tell. 70 Hester Street has more than most. It was built in 1860 as the original synagogue of the First Roumanian-American Congregation. For the past 45 years, it’s been the home (although in recent years not the primary residence) and studio of artists Thomas Nozkowski and Joyce Robins. Now, the New York Times reports, the building has been sold and its occupants have been given eviction orders. Photo: Brown Harris Stevens. The purchase price and buyer have not yet been disclosed. Brown Harris Stev...