New York Reviews Architecture: Issue #51 Launch Party
Party like a suitor at Honey’s on Monday, September 28. There will be wine-dark wine and good hospitality, as Zeus’s law requires.
Muse on whether Rem Koolhaas’s buildings actually look like potatoes, why Jacob Riis used to be called “Screech Beach,” and what razed structure Kim Petras is really singing about in “Brutalist.” The revelry will continue as we piss on Plus Pool’s bliss, ponder the law in Frederick Law Olmsted, and gabadrool over The Sopranos’ interiors.
Respect our offering: All tickets include entry to the party and a copy of NYRA #51. Subscribers (and their friends) attend for just $7. Act fast and you can snag an early-bird ticket for free!
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Where: Honey's, 99 Scott Street, Brooklyn, New York, 11237
When: Doors at 8:00 p.m., readings at 8:30 p.m.
How to register:
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