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Lee Krasner at the Brooklyn Museum
by Phong BuiArt
Like Frida Kahlo, Lee Krasner painted in the shadow of her more notorious husband. After the Pollock revival of the last few years, it thus couldnt be timelier for the remarkable Brooklyn native Krasner to get her share.
Beauty in Unexpected Places
by Williams Cole and Meghan McDermottLocal
For some, there may not be much beauty in post-industrial North Brooklyn. But above the rumbling trucks, the rising rents, the tragic hipsters, and the fashions gone awry, there is something truly captivating.
Time For Action
by Theodore HammThese are Dickensian times in the arts world. Across the boroughs, grand new art centers are being planned, opened, and expanded, but meanwhile, here in Williamsburg at least, artists are being evicted at an alarming rate.
- The Local Scene by Rachel Youens
- How to (Soft) Boil an Egg by Cathy Nan Quinlan
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Local
- WHAM BAM, Thank You Fort Greene by Sophie Fels
- Bushwick is THE NEW SoHo by Lori Ortiz
- Harold O. Levy Takes Charge by Jonas Salganik
- Beauty in Unexpected Places by Williams Cole and Meghan McDermott
Express
- Cop Shop: Where Dot-Com Meets Street Economy by Heather Rogers and Christian Parenti
- Touring Detroit by Theodore Hamm
- Political Economy $101 by Ray Nedzel
Art
- Lee Krasner at the Brooklyn Museum by Phong Bui
- Interview with Robert Hobbs by Phong Bui
- I Shot Fritz Von Bottlebum. And Shot Him. And Shot Him. And Shot Him. by David Eustace
ArtSeen
- The Local Scene by Rachel Youens
- How to (Soft) Boil an Egg by Cathy Nan Quinlan
Books
- Dublin's Tomorrow by Alexander Sedlmaier
- "The Ethics of Selling Books" by Jonas Kyle
- Between Two Worlds by Maria McLeod
- Meyer Schapiros UNITY OF PICASSO by Daniel Baird
- Barney, Beckett, and the Beats by Alan Lockwood and Patrick Walsh
- Meetings with Beckett by Andra Samelson
Music
- Giusto Shines In Microtonal Fest by Patrick Walsh
Film
- Afterlife Beckett: prose in the footlights, plays on the big screen by Alan Lockwood
- Pusan Express: The 5th Pusan International Film Festival (Oct. 6-14th, 2000) by J. Scott Burgeson
- Screening Chelsea Girls by Karyn Riegal and Gregory Baird
- Brooklyn on Film: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly by John Woods and Joe Martin
- No Winners Here: The Flawed Feminism of Girlfight by Anju Reejhsinghani
Fiction
- Hold Me by Christian Viveros-Faune
- My Cup of Tea by Nicola Kraus
- Tobacco Jones by Joe Maggio
Poetry
- Blizzard: Brooklyn View by Margot Farrington
- Whithorn Manse by Alastair Reed
- Tune by Laura Mullen
- The Garden of Catherine Blake by David Rigsbee
- The Winter Kitchen by Larry Trap
Editor's Message
- Time For Action by Theodore Hamm









