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Astor Place

Astor Place is constantly in motion, the nexus point of an exciting, young, vibrant and artistic community where East and West Villages come together. The newly reconstructed Astor Place Plazas are the result of a $16 million City capital improvement maintained by the Village Aliance, a community-based non-profit organization.

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Unrealism: New Figurative Painting

Unrealism: New Figurative Painting

Cooper Union
41 Cooper Square
(212) 353-4100
cooper.edu


Date and Time: Monday, March 2nd @ 6:30PM-8PM Location: The Great Hall in Cooper Union's...
Marching Towards Modernity: The Women of Greenwich Village and the Art and Politics of Social Change

Marching Towards Modernity: The Women of Greenwich Village and the Art and Politics of Social Change

Date and Time: Thursday, March 19th @ 6PM-8PM Location: Tompkins Square Park Library @...

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Hundreds Dance Through The Rain At The Black Tar Beach Party

Hundreds Dance Through The Rain At The Black Tar Beach Party

 A trip to the beach in New York City normally means a long, trundling subway ride. For once, this was not the case last Friday night when the beach came to Astor Place.
ALAMO CUBE CRAFT WORKSHOP - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!

ALAMO CUBE CRAFT WORKSHOP - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!

The iconic Alamo Cube, known simply as The Cube to many New Yorker's returns to its Astor Place home in late June.
Place in History: 25 Period Photos of Astor Place

Place in History: 25 Period Photos of Astor Place

Curbed NY recognized it; pedestrians noticing the rise of 51 Astor Place are realizing it: Astor Place is changing. With a new skyscraper and streetscape redesign to boot, the meeting point of five major streets will be transformed. More room for pedestrians, larger buildings, and greener public spaces are all coming to Astor Place.
Astor Place Update: Jim Power's Mosaic Poles

Astor Place Update: Jim Power's Mosaic Poles

Work is underway to preserve Greenwich Village’s iconic mosaic poles.   The mosaic poles are the work of artist Jim Power. Since the 1980s Power has decorated as many as 70 lamp posts with brightly colored, locally-sourced tile and glass, all telling historical and cultural stories from the neighborhood.   

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