Visit Salem, Massachusetts and discover what happens when the lights are off, and quaint laughter from the past can be heard. History lovers will be intrigued by this city, with its unique charm and spooky past as the site of the 1692 Salem Witch Trials. Or maybe you’d like to take a Salem Voodoo — also uses rich historical information on the town and its stories of the past — which you can experience at your own peril!
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Modern Art Monday Presents: David Wojnarowicz, The Newspaper as National Voodoo: A Brief History of the U.S.A.
Photo By Gail
During his short but prolific career, David Wojnarowicz worked in writing, painting, photography, film, music, performance and installation. Unapologetically making art about homosexuality during the peak of the AIDS crisis in New York, Wojnarowicz exposed the marginalization and suppression of a stigmatized community.
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Stephen Romano Gallery Presents In Missa Interfectionis
Art By Colin Christian (All Photos By Gail)
What a great discovery it was to find out about the existence of the Stephen Romano Gallery when I went to one of their first group shows last June. Even though it is a teeny bit of a jaunt from Manhattan to DUMBO, going there gives me an excuse to visit a very cool neighborhood that is home to lots of amazing street art. I also appreciate that Stephen Romano has a keen talent for curating these Surreal, Dark Pop exhibits that harken back the early days of the Last Rites Gallery, and even incite feelings of nostalgia for the late, great Bold Hype Gallery. What a bummer that that place had to close.
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Halloween Cocktail: Voodoo Cider!
Ingredients:
2 Parts Three Olives Whipped Cream Vodka
2 Parts Apple Cider
Cinnamon Stick for Garnish
Pour both ingredients into a tall mug, garnish with cinnamon stick. Sip and enjoy!
The Art of The Rolling Stones at Broome Street Gallery
I Know It’s Only The Rolling Stones, But I Like It (Sticky Fingers Original Logo by John Pasche)
With The Rolling Stones currently on tour celebrating their 50th year together as a band, Broome Street Gallery’s current Rolling Stones-themed exhibit distinguishes itself from the many other Stones exhibits we have seen for including not only photographs of the band and its iconic remembers (by various equally legendary photographers), but also its exciting display of pop art sculptures, tour posters, rare album cover art, caricatures and realist paintings, many of them by Stones’ rhythm guitarist Ron Wood. Here are a few of our favorite pieces from the show. Continue reading The Art of The Rolling Stones at Broome Street Gallery