Tenement Island
by Eric Drooker
When I painted this image, I was living on the second floor of a five-story tenement on East 10th Street. There, in the lower right corner, is the artist, patiently fishing for ideas.
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“Dante’s Inferno”
By Eric Drooker
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Join me for an evening of history, memory, and live music! I’ll be sharing stories from my childhood in Tompkins Square and tracing the park’s fascinating history all the way back to the 19th century.
When: Saturday, May 30, at 7:00 PM
Where: Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space, 155 Ave C
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"Incandescent Bulb"
by Eric Drooker
Obsolete in the 21st century—but still a beautiful idea!
"Dog’s Eye View"
by Eric Drooker
In the cosmopolitan streets, where contrasting cultures and beliefs blend, you’ll often observe dogs from diverse backgrounds and breeds bonding in a beautiful display of unity.
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“The Maze”
by Eric Drooker
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See you tonight at 7:00 on Avenue C & 9th Street in the East Village!
I'll trace the neighborhood's radical history back two centuries and share stories from my childhood in Tompkins Square Park—with live music and hundreds of images.
Free Event!
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Take this hammer
Carry it to the captain
Tell him I’m gone
With the 1992 publication of ‘Flood!,’ the graphic novelist kicked off an impressionistic trilogy about city life. The series recently came to a close with ‘Naked City,’ which adds dialogue to the mix...
