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My Notebook- Remind me never to have @cmonstah anywhere near my... August 25, 2010
- EV Grieve Reports that Allen Ginsberg’s former 12th Street... August 25, 2010
- thedailywhat: Tweet of the Day: Pure evil. [@garydelaney.] August 25, 2010
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- A painter in McCarren Park, Williamsburg, Brooklyn August 19, 2010
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- "TED is just the Scientology of Silicon Valley." August 13, 2010
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on your Kindle- Hrag Vartanian is editor of Hyperallergic and a member of the Triangle Arts Association board. He's a Brooklyn-based writer and art critic, whose writing regularly appears on the Art21 blog, NYFA's Current, and the Brooklyn Rail. He writes a migrating street art column, Re:Public, and maintains a tumblelog notebook, called “A Brooklyn Art Critic’s Notebook.”
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