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Archives for May 2009

Greenpoint Gets Crafty

May 18, 2009 By Stacey Brook Leave a Comment

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The Warsaw went DIY this Sunday when BUST Magazine invaded the Greenpoint eatery/performance space for their Spring Fling Craftacular. From 12pm-7pm, $2 gained craft addicts like myself access to the garden party-themed bazaar, with over 50 indie crafters from around the country gathered to sell everything from feather and bead-encrusted fascinators, to vegan-friendly makeup, to home baked chocolate and rosewater cupcakes.

Admission included access to discussions and demos on gardening and vegan cooking, and submission to a raffle whose prizes included a SINGER quilting machine, a home screenprinting setup (that was used to create customizable BUST tote bags during the event), and a basket filled to the brim with goodies from vendors like meat socks from ASHI DASHI, a glow in the dark screenprint by Seattle Show Posters, Super Beaver undies from Girlie Pants< The event should keep craftheads sated until the Renegade Craft Fair,  which, after setting up shop for the last two years in the McCarren Park Pool, will now move back to the park on June 6 and 7. The sneak peak vendor listis already on the website, if you’d like to salivate over purchases to come.

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Bar Matchless in the Movies

May 18, 2009 By Stacey Brook Leave a Comment

14If you have walked by Bar Matchless in the last 24 hours, you may have been confused by a painted wooden board covering the bar’s hanging signage, reading, “St. Patrick’s Pub, Since 1932.” No, your beloved Matchless has not been replaced by an Irish pub with fictional history, rather, it has been commandeered as the set of a film by producers – George Lekovic and Frank Calo, the same forces behind Tribeca’s recent Serbian success, Here and There. According to Steve Giardina, a PA guarding the bar’s front entrance this a.m., the new film is called Three Girls. “It’s about immigrants who come to New York and struggle with it. One of them works at a bartender at St. Patrick’s Pub.”

The crew is in the process of doing reshoots on scenes mostly shot last year. They filmed stunts at the intersection of Driggs and Manhattan yesterday, were shooting in Matchless since it closed at 4am this morning, and will move to a location on Berry tomorrow afternoon.

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The Morning Photo + Links

May 18, 2009 By Michael McGregor Leave a Comment

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Photo: Emily Taff

G Train gains five more stops. [NY Post]

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RE/BUILD Opening at The Gallery 1889

May 15, 2009 By Michael McGregor Leave a Comment

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Rather than simply let its unused store go to waste, manufacturer MPS has decided to get resourceful and invite notable designers to craft “objects of interest” from materials found in their workshops. The end result: RE/BUILD. Participating designers include David Scott of DESU Design, Simon Eisinger of Lynch/Eisinger/Design, Daniel Harper, and Albert Zollinger & Sandra Wheeler, of Matter Architecture Practice, as well as former DESU intern Elizabeth Cordes and Pratt student John Seward. The show will feature everything from working furniture to working sculpture, and then some.

The exhibit will open today, 5/15, at 7pm and will run through midnight at The Gallery 1889 on Manhattan Avenue. If you can’t make it tonight, RE/BUILD, a Collaborative Design Exhibition will be on display through the 19th, from noon until 5 pm.

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The Morning Photo + Links

May 15, 2009 By Michael McGregor Leave a Comment

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Photo: Eric Ryan Anderson

 

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