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New York artist/illustrator Eric Rosner is currently showing his work at an exhibition at New World Stages at 343 W.49th Street in Manhattan. The exhibition is open from 10 am - 6 pm Monday - Sunday. Rosner, who has just put the finishing touches on a new graphic novel, is primarily known for his intricate drawings of Manhattan architecture (past and present) but he has also recently done a series of flowers.
Before They Were Famous
Eric Shiner from The Warhol museum moderated a panel discussion with Ultra Violet, Taylor Mead and William John Kennedy on 5 May at the site/109 gallery in Manhattan in conjunction with a showing of Kennedy's photographs of Andy Warhol and Robert Indiana - attended by director Jeremiah Newton and Bad co-writer George Abagnalo (who also played the part of the photographer in Women in Revolt).
The exhibition continues until 29 May.
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