A 'Freaky and Weird' New York TV Station Is Bringing Public Access Back
The newly-launched NYTV is interested in producing projects with measured budgets and zero compromises.
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Amid Financial Turmoil, Brooklyn Museum Quietly Suspends First Saturdays Program
The museum says the event will return in May, but a museum worker told Hell Gate they're not so sure.
A Rave For Your Eyeballs
Brooklyn-based designer Jean Pierre Consuegra knows how to design a club flyer that makes a lineup pop.
We Used to Make Real Gates in This Country
Reanimating landmark ephemeral artworks with augmented-reality wizardry is bad.
My Three-Day Journey to Get a Paul McCartney Ticket
On Thursday, imbued with a grim determination, I got on line at 3:45 a.m. for a shot at the ticket to ride.
Brooklyn Museum Management 'Spent Without Thinking,' Says Union Head
"It's like when you're drunk—whatever's in your pocket, you just spend it without thinking, because you just want to live for the moment. That's what the Brooklyn Museum did."
My Morning With 'Sleep No More' Superfans
"It became a beautiful escape, and the building felt like a safe haven. Frankly, it became a home."
'Paint Me a Road Out of Here' Examines Art as Liberation on Rikers Island
A new documentary follows a forgotten painting housed on Rikers since the 70s—and the formerly incarcerated artist who was commissioned to create its replacement.
Is There a Future for Paragon, and Clubs Like It?
The Brooklyn nightclub specializes in adventurous programming without compromise. From the outside, it seemed like it was working.
Meet the Man Behind Those West Village Balloon Sculptures
Ever wonder about the balloons at the corner of Hudson and Leroy Streets? You can thank 75-year-old Joel Klein.
This NYC Record Label Makes Sure America's Incarcerated Musicians Are Heard
A retrospective exhibit on FREER Records' ten years of releasing music from inside prisons is on exhibit through the weekend.