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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Living Large in the Village

one lives here? 
used to be that it was an affordable place for up and coming, unknown artists to live, in a starving artist lifestyle,  where they could  express their art. now it's completely non affordable   for all but only the most famous and/or wealthy artists to live an extravagant  lifestyle and sell out more of their celebrity cache  so they can afford it all.   

2 comments:

  1. This is the first and probably ONLY time i will tell you to stop whining. Village dwellers were lucky their affordable housing lasted that long. It's New York City. Move to Topeka.

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  2. funny, didn't thinnk, for me especially, i was whining too much. more observing and commenting. but i do hate to see a neighborhood's character, culture, people, diversity etc leave for economics. artists, ethnic groups. and it's happening more and more in Manhattan

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