Writing the New York Underground: Hipster Spotting NYC Zine
We engaged in anthropological studies of hipster culture in New York City. What is it? Does it still exist? Click below to download!
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We engaged in anthropological studies of hipster culture in New York City. What is it? Does it still exist? Click below to download!
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4 August 2015, Museum of the City of New York
John Cohen, The Down Hill Strugglers & the Four o’clock Flowers in Concert Museum of the City of New York 4 August, 6:30pm Offering a special discount for PaintingBohemia’s followers, join us at the Museum of the City of New York for a special night with folk legend John Cohen, also a well noted photographer and
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Summer is here and we are looking for submissions from any and all. Please email us and share with us some of your bohemian experiences past and present. Living “la vie bohème? Experiences in activism? Music festivals? Writing? Travel? Art shows? Millennial gentrifying hipster who knows better but doesn’t know what to do about it? Coffee shop experiences?…CONTINUE
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very street has a sound, and 163rd in the Bronx is no exception. Gyrating amps were hooked around streetlights. No-name DJs let their hands speak as they scratched funk and jazz vinyls. The Ghetto Brothers, a Puerto Rican gang that prioritized music and social change over violence, were responsible for cultivating this block party atmosphere.
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