An incredible line-up of classic movies in Film Forum’s “The Heist” festival.

Come see me speak next Tuesday evening at Galapagos Art Space.

The NYC subway map chopped up into little tiles for your iPhone.

Presentable pics from a week with visiting family.

A new face and voice for the New York chapter.

If you live in New York City and work in media, another borough awaits.

First day in a new New York Times building.

Digital goings on for Spring at the New York chapter.

Thinking about September 11th half a decade later.

Public art from AIGA New York in Times Square.

A wealth of opportunities at the New York chapter of AIGA.

Retail businesses get through heat waves differently from people.

Initial results from the photography class I just enrolled in.

A quick visit to Apple’s new retail store on Fifth Avenue.

I’ll be there as a speaker when the rolling design conference, An Event Apart, comes to New York in July.

Sheepishly, some good things about the transit strike that hit New York today.

New work for my old lady: an identity and Web site for Paragraph, LLC.

I got jury duty, and I kind of really want to serve.

Jonathan Mahler’s account of New York City at the edge of disaster.

Subway thefts of iPods are up in New York City, sending me into the market for new earbuds.

The wonders of our criminal justice system.

US$21 million dollars on an art project makes some people angry, and that makes me angry.

Last week I decided to count how many iPods I see on my walk to work.

The exception to New York’s rule for lackluster Vietnamese restaurants.

Locally painted canvases at the Howl! Festival of East Village Arts.

The magic — and magicians — of old New York.

My day started very, very early this morning at the Fulton Fish Market.

I watched a kid get a cheap egg sandwich this morning.

I found a little bit of old New York when I tried to get a typewriter repaired.

The reissued “This Is New York” from M. Sasek.

Seven inches of snow and a foot of PowerBook.

This morning, many people went to work without compunction or fear.

It’s nice to spend the holiday weekend in New York, bu don’t count on Citysearch.

What I did to preoccupy myself during the blackout.

The end of the biggest blackout in American history finally comes to the East Village.

The struggles of moving two blocks away.

Heat is hard on the unwell and the four-legged.

Two anecdotes from my daily walk to the office.

What better present for a girlfriend’s birthday than a customized baseball cap.

It’s impossible to find an image of a local suspected serial rapist on the Web.

The NYC subway token is officially retired as of today.

April Fool’s Day odds’n’ends

A Costneresque vision of New York.

Elvis Costello in graffiti form.

How one man foiled a scam.

Dude, check out this map I got off some dude on the street.

Random violence in my neighborhood.

John Gotti has left the building.

Reading about the family behind The New York Times.

A map of New York City bloggers.

Watching old Movies abotu New York.

The MOMA’s Film Stills Archive is going away.

Ninth Street shopping.

Watching the Yankees.

Getting around Manhattan, I mean really around Manhattan.

Four incredible views of New York’s growth.

Some asshole lit a trash can in front of my building on fire.

I found myself in New York again last Friday.

A list of movies, books, magazines and other pop junk that came my way in the year 2000.

On leaving New York: a tip on how to make life here more pleasant.

Leaving New York a second time isn’t going to be much easier than leaving it the first time.

As I prepare to leave New York for Asia, some parting thoughts.