Michelle Sinclair Colman
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Freelance writer: art & architecture. Author of the URBAN BABIES WEAR BLACK series, NOT THAT TUTU & the YOU SEE, I SEE series @KnopfBFYR
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4 weeks ago |
cityrealty.com | Michelle Sinclair Colman
“If I were to start a second career, I’d go into soundproofing, especially in a city like New York, where more and more people are working from home and discovering just how thin the walls can be,” commented Vickey Barron, Compass real estate broker.
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1 month ago |
cityrealty.com | Michelle Sinclair Colman
Every spring, the NYCXDESIGN Festival draws design enthusiasts from around the world for panels, showcases, studio visits, block parties, and other events celebrating New York City's robust architecture and design communities. One of the cornerstone events is the NYCxDESIGN Awards, now in its tenth year, which showcase the best in architecture, interiors, and product design across the greater New York City area.
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1 month ago |
cityrealty.com | Michelle Sinclair Colman
Between the concerts, festivals, and other events, there's nothing like summer in the city. But New York City is also notorious as a "heat island" that makes already high temperatures feel positively sweltering, and has some craving an escape. Respite can be found a quick train ride away: Camptown, the former Rip Van Winkle Motor Lodge in Leeds, New York, has been thoughtfully redeveloped as a boutique 50-room hotel on 22 bucolic Catskill acres.
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1 month ago |
untappedcities.com | Michelle Sinclair Colman
Become a paid member to listen to this article Tucked discreetly between Chrystie Street and the Bowery, just off Rivington on the Lower East Side, Freeman Alley is easy to miss…until you see it, and then you cannot see anything else. At just 150 feet long, this narrow dead-end lane is an array of color and commentary, with layered walls of graffiti and stickers. More than a passageway, Freeman Alley is a living gallery—raw, rotating, and resolutely democratic.
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1 month ago |
cityrealty.com | Michelle Sinclair Colman
Frieze New York is underway at The Shed as of this writing, and museums all over the city are unveiling their spring and summer programming. But some New York City residents are able to enjoy art simply by going to their building's lobby or amenity space. Specially commissioned art is a hallmark of some of New York City's most luxurious condominiums, but this privilege is not just for buyers.
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