Williamsburg, Queens and then some

Brooklyn: i literally feel like i belong here. Or maybe i just love cycling and looking at street art. I guess i'm pretty easy to please..

Williamsburg Bridge

Williamsburg

Space invader

Brooklyn brewery

more of Soho

We accidently walked straight into an Occupy Wall Street rally.

Ellen and Pam

Howard and Ellie

Queensborough Bridge

Queens

kind of interesting; an advertisment completely in spanish

PS1 Contemporary Art Gallery

A cool fusion of old warehouse meets new brutalist architecture

view of Queens from one of the spaces

Really cool exhibition: an acappella choir projected from about 50 speakers

L.E.S.

Living with Ellen in the village has made hanging out in the Lower East Side exceptionally easy.

It really has it all - gardens, cool street art and some very strange galleries.

The best part? A mystery space called "Tribal Gallery" - literally located in an unmarked apartment. After following some discreet stairway to the second floor, I opened another unmarked door to find an old 80-something year old, blind man seated at a couch. A professor and writer, he told me about his life and invited me to look around his 18th century home. Cool, huh?

1st clue: #285

In the lobby, a montage of famous poets

2nd clue: a letterbox suggesting what level to proceed to

Front door

Gallery space: apparently they have regular exhibitions, poetry readings and launch parties