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A Summer Without Manhattan

No Longer Empty: The Art Is Fine, But What About the Real Estate?

by Corinna Kirsch on July 17, 2015
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One of the first things you’ll see at No Longer Empty’s exhibition at the Old Bronx Borough Courthouse is a sign advertising office space for rent. Living in New York, rental signs are a dime a dozen, but knowing No Longer Empty’s mission—to curate art exhibitions and events in underutilized buildings as a means of reviving them—the sign seemed odd. With the site planned for office space, we find ourselves figuring out how to deal with a relatively new trend in real-estate development: art exhibitions are now used as a placeholder for spaces whose commercial future has already been largely decided.

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Scions of Mexico in the Bronx: Frida and Her Flora at the Botanical Gardens

by Michael Anthony Farley on May 27, 2015
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AFC kicks off our coverage of the Bronx with a visit to the New York Botanical Gardens. Frida Kahlo: Art, Garden, Life is an exhibition that pairs Kahlo’s paintings with a garden inspired by her own.

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A Summer Without Manhattan

by The AFC Staff on May 27, 2015
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Over the next three months, Art F City will head to the outer boroughs for the type of art we like: weird and wonderful shit.

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