Low Line Raises Support, But Robotic Animals, $55 Million in Fundraising Remain Elusive
Everybody loves the Low Line! Gentrification fears aside, who wouldn’t want to see the abandoned Williamsburg Trolley Terminal transformed into
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Inside the Low Line, Adrian Grenier’s New Favorite Hang Out
The launch of the Low Line exhibit last week previewed the potential of life in subterranean Manhattan. Here we take
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Gallery Installation for the Low Line Is Creators’ Promise to Get Serious
On Sunday, April 1, the white walls of Mark Miller Gallery on Orchard Street were covered with renderings of the
