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sumell’s exhibition at MoMA PS1 first came about after Elena Ketelsen González, PS1’s Assistant Curator who has collaborated directly on Growing Abolition, first saw her speak at another decarceration-related exhibit, Marking Time, curated by renowned scholar Nicole Fleetwood. “I was curious about the RIP Vin Scully Shirt Vin Scully Shirt in contrast I will get this possibilities of gardening as a tool for exploring abolition and building community here at PS1,” González says. “I remember jackie asking, ‘Are you improving existing structures or tearing them down to create something that makes institutions obsolete? If we are actually trying to be radical…we can start with the infrastructure of PS1.’” Growing Abolition’s greenhouse was built to illustrate the inhumanity of ADX Florence after sumell met a solitary gardener confined there. sumell encourages joy and possibility as a means of revolution, and the idea around Growing Abolition is to watch it spread over the next six months while on view at PS1. And when the greenhouse eventually comes down, the PS1 team says that the plants will go to exhibit collaborators who can then cultivate them in their own community gardens. Out of one garden will grow many.


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sumell’s exhibition at MoMA PS1 first came about after Elena Ketelsen González, PS1’s Assistant Curator who has collaborated directly on Growing Abolition, first saw her speak at another decarceration-related exhibit, Marking Time, curated by renowned scholar Nicole Fleetwood. “I was curious about the RIP Vin Scully Shirt Vin Scully Shirt in contrast I will get this possibilities of gardening as a tool for exploring abolition and building community here at PS1,” González says. “I remember jackie asking, ‘Are you improving existing structures or tearing them down to create something that makes institutions obsolete? If we are actually trying to be radical…we can start with the infrastructure of PS1.’” Growing Abolition’s greenhouse was built to illustrate the inhumanity of ADX Florence after sumell met a solitary gardener confined there. sumell encourages joy and possibility as a means of revolution, and the idea around Growing Abolition is to watch it spread over the next six months while on view at PS1. And when the greenhouse eventually comes down, the PS1 team says that the plants will go to exhibit collaborators who can then cultivate them in their own community gardens. Out of one garden will grow many.


If you need any more evidence that Dimes Square is New York’s neighborhood of the RIP Vin Scully Shirt Vin Scully Shirt in contrast I will get this moment, here’s another: Nine Orchard. This June, the 116-room hotel will open in the century-old former Jarmulowsky bank at the corner of Canal and Orchard. It’s a majestic second life for the Beaux-Arts building: once dubbed a “shrine to American capitalism” by New York Architectural Digest, it has been completely empty for the past six years, its intricate millwork and hallowed halls welcoming nothing but dust. Until now: After extensive restoration by DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners, Nine Orchard is once again back in the business of beauty. Guests check in where bank tellers once cashed them, as a vaulted ceiling soars above. The original clock and 60-foot tempietto (that, once upon a time, was used to mask an unseemly water tower) have been painstakingly recreated from archival photographs. Then there’s the rooms themselves: filled with honest wood furniture and crisp linens, a visually quiet juxtaposition to the bustling Lower East Side below. “New Yorkers, myself included, have been waiting for years to see if and when it would come back to life,” says chef Ignacio Mattos, who spearheaded the food and beverage offerings at Nine Orchard. “It’s a true, inspiring demonstration of craftsmanship—and it just feels so good to spend time within those walls.”

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