Regina Carter, a 37-year-old city employee, runs a tiny nonprofit that rescues furniture and appliances destined for the landfill and redistributes them to public-housing residents.
Baldwin Lee’s first body of photographic work documented the Twin Towers in the 1970s, shining over the grungy landscape of downtown—a landmark that nobody expected to disappear.
George Rouy is the youngest male painter represented by Hauser & Wirth. His debut at the gallery, titled ‘Reprise,’ is the result of a steady climb that he has carefully managed from Kent, England. ‘I’m ready for it,’ he says.
With a low supply of townhouses in the West Village, wealthy buyers are turning apartment buildings into single-family homes. The tenement at 80 Horatio, formerly an 8-unit walk-up, sold last year and is being converted to a mansion.
