Jackson Pollock experimented with just dripping paint onto canvas. Rothko explored the stark depths of
color. This guy... did something else. It involves a large canvas, some amorous couples, paint and probably some
Al Green. And now the results are on display here... Bow chicka bow wow.
You’ve been known to wear a jacket on occasion. Sometimes even multiple days in a row. So you’d best get
to know Belstaff’s new UES flagship. Brando-worthy motorcycle jackets, shearlings fit for a god and the
original waxed-cotton road jacket. Plus, some bags and shirts, if you wear those, too.
411:
Now open, Belstaff, 814 Madison Ave (at 68th),
212-897-1880
GOOD PROSPECTS
Before Jay-Z, Go Here
Jay-Z’s in town. Kind of a big thing. Opening up some sort of Brooklyn sporting venue. Anyway, we thought
you’d want to eat while you’re out there. And oysters, dry-aged duck and veal cheek are totally things
you can eat. And this place has those. See how that worked out.
411:
Opens Sep 28, Prospect, 773 Fulton St (between Portland
and Oxford), Brooklyn, 718-596-6826
Oysters: they’re about winning. Which’ll make a lot more sense when you watch grown men compete in
shucking and slurping contests for your amusement at this festival of bivalves. As for you: you’ll be
learning the art of the tequila-oyster shooter and fortifying with Naked Cowboys. Which are oysters...
Nothing says sultry-brunch-of-your-life like spiced maple syrup. But just in case that’s totally untrue,
Black Market has thrown in a weekly DJ set augmented by oysters, deviled eggs, cocktails and the voluptuous
sounds of soul and R&B, too. But the spiced maple syrup’ll probably do it.
411:
Sat-Sun, noon-4pm, Black Market, 110 Ave A (near
7th), 212-614-9798
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