Paul Frangipane
Freelance Photographer and Writer at Freelance
Freelance photojournalist based in southern Brooklyn. Proud CUNY grad. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | Paul Frangipane
I'm not Jewish, but my wife is, and, thus, a recent Monday evening found us in the audience for a screening of "Blind Spot" at Southwestern University, our local, 1,500-student liberal arts institution in Georgetown, Texas. Georgetown is home to more Jews than one might expect, and many showed up for the movie. "Blind Spot" documents the surge in antisemitism at American colleges and universities in the wake of Hamas' Oct. 7 attack on Israel.
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2 weeks ago |
brownstoner.com | Paul Frangipane |Kirstyn Brendlen |Brooklyn Paper
By Paul Frangipane and Kirstyn Brendlen, Brooklyn PaperHow much can a water tower mean to a neighborhood? Quite a bit, according to the artists of Gowanus. In March, Arts Gowanus opened its fourth annual “Tower Show,” featuring nearly 170 individual works of art all depicting the same object: the old water tower that serves as the org’s logo. Close Brooklyn in Your InboxStay up to date with more great news and articles like this one.
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3 weeks ago |
brooklynpaper.com | Paul Frangipane |Meaghan McGoldrick
Nearly 100 workers gathered outside the Brooklyn VA Medical Center last week to demand fair treatment and stronger labor protections, protesting what they called an attack on veterans’ services and the federal workforce by the Trump administration. Members of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) Locals 862 and 1667 lined the sidewalk with picket signs, denouncing the Trump administration’s plan to eliminate 80,000 positions at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
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1 month ago |
amny.com | Paul Frangipane |Adam Daly
Bandai Namco, the Japanese entertainment giant behind Pac-Man and Gundam, is opening its first U.S. store in Sunset Park this weekend. The new store in Industry City offers a wide selection of merchandise, including toys, collectibles, apparel and video games from the Japanese brand’s extensive portfolio of popular franchises, such as Tekken, Dragon Ball and Tamagotchi.
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2 months ago |
brooklynpaper.com | Adam Daly |Paul Frangipane
Brooklynites showed their groovy kind of love for Phil Collins on Saturday by packing a Greenpoint bar to celebrate the annual tribute to the legendary British drummer and singer. Screens at Berry Park displayed a compilation of Collins’ performances, appearances, and career highlights as a DJ spun vinyl records of his solo hits and classic Genesis tracks as fans danced with cutouts of the pint-sized crooner.
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