Forgotten Histories; Coffee With James Kalm

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Ekleme Tarihi: 2009-11-15

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Video Açıklama: New York does not have a very good memory unless there is a lot of money and press involved, and the real history of the city is sometimes only preserved in the minds of people who are paying attention. Writer James Kalm has been paying attention to the art history of Williamsburg for over 15 years, and wrote a piece for the Brooklyn Rail titled \"The Brooklyn Canon\", tracing the lineage of the Williamsburg art community. Work Only sat down for coffee with him to discuss Williamsburg\'s past, as its future is being defined by overdevelopment and luxury condos.

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