Good morning. It’s our first humpday of the year. Did you stay up late to watch the Georgia results rolling in?
Our friend, Karin Schall, has been out of the streets. What’s she going to do with that chalk after January 20?
Over the holidays, our Instagram feed was full of pictures of our readers with their copy of the new book, LOVING, A Photographic History of Men in Love, 1850s-1950s.
The photo collection started with a trip to an antique store by Hugh Nini and Neal Treadwell. The first picture they bought had “a look in their eyes that said there’s clearly something more here than friendship.” One photograph became two, two became three, and now twenty years later, three has become over three thousand.
Tonight, Hugh and Neal will be signing copies of the book at Domus. Read more…
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What we’ve been reading
Be sure to tip well — or your delivery person might just take your food back! (New York Post)
Will 2021 be the year that NY finally legalizes marijuana? (Crain’s)
The rise of the Yes in my Back Yard-ers. (The Real Deal)
Demolition work is due to start at 8th Avenue Visitor Center – to make way for a hotel. (New York Yimby)
Ideas to inspire you to get outside this winter. (New York Times)
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