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James Chance Official: Links

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The official online home of NYC-based musician and No Wave icon, James Chance. New York No Wave Archive. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). James Chance and The Contortions Announce West Coast. All content © James Chance unless otherwise noted. Awesome Inc. template. Template images by hdoddema.

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Publicity - Ephemera Press

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134 South Oxford Street. Brooklyn, NY 11217. Tele: (347) 223 4556. Ephemera Press's East Village Map. Was used as endpapers for a book about artist David Wojnarowicz's years on the Lower East Side published by Semiotext(e). James Romberger and Marguerite Van Cook, the illustrators of the map, were friends of Wojnarowicz and provided the art for his posthumous comic book autobiography Seven Miles a Second. Congratulations to Tony Millionaire for his new book 500 Portraits. Read full article on wsj.com.

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Personnel - Ephemera Press

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134 South Oxford Street. Brooklyn, NY 11217. Tele: (347) 223 4556. Marc H. Miller. Prior to founding Ephemera Press, Marc H. Miller worked as a museum consultant, writer, curator and educator. He was project director for Louis Armstrong: A Cultural Legacy. An exhibition and catalogue supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities, which traveled to the National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC, the New Orleans Museum of Art and other venues. Miller's publications include: Lafayette. Millionaire'...

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Queens Jazz Trail Map - Ephemera Press

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134 South Oxford Street. Brooklyn, NY 11217. Tele: (347) 223 4556. Queens Jazz Trail Map. Hover over map to magnify. All artwork by Tony Millionaire. Folded maps packaged in shrink-wrap. Unfolds to 17" x 21"). Currently out of print. Unfolded maps sold as posters printed on 65-lb cover stock (17" x 21"). Currently out of print. Queens Jazz Trail Directory. Hover over map to magnify. Addisleigh Park Historic Designation Report. The Louis Armstrong House and Archives. Bix Beiderbecke Remembered in Sunnyside.

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Maps & Postcards Store - Ephemera Press

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134 South Oxford Street. Brooklyn, NY 11217. Tele: (347) 223 4556. Purchases may be made with Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, PayPal or personal check. Quantity discounts available for booksellers, retailers, tour operators and teachers. Please contact Ephemera Press at: (347) 223 4556. International Orders: Please email before purchase to clarify shipping and handling charges. The Harlem Renaissance Map. Folded maps packaged in shrink-wrap (unfolds to 18" x 24"). The Queens Jazz Trail Map.

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Commissions - Ephemera Press

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134 South Oxford Street. Brooklyn, NY 11217. Tele: (347) 223 4556. For more information: (347) 223 4556. Jewish New York: A History & Heritage Map. Hover over map to magnify. Hover over map to magnify. The Jewish New York Histroy and Heritage Map commissioned by The New York Board of Rabbis. This straightforward map was created for Poets House. In conjunction with its move in 2009 to its new permanent home in Battery Park City in Lower Manhattan. By Marc H. Miller. Follow Marc on Facebook.

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James Chance Official: August 2014

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The official online home of NYC-based musician and No Wave icon, James Chance. 1996 James Chance Interview on Videowave. James White’s Sardonic Sincopators at Save the Robots (1986). James White’s Sardonic Sincopators at Save the Robots (1986). Thanks to 98 Bowery/Gallery 98. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 1996 James Chance Interview on Videowave. James White’s Sardonic Sincopators at Save the Rob.

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Return To The Bowery, 1981-85 - 98 Bowery: 1969-1989

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98bowery@gmail.com. Return To The Bowery, 1981-85. Bettie and I returned to the Bowery as the American correspondents of the Dutch magazine Nieuwe Revu. The new voice of the scene. ART/new york: Jean-Michel Basquiat Interview. ART/new york: A Video Magazine On Art. ART/new york: Richard Serra's "Tilted Arc". ART/new york: John Ahearn's "We Are Family". Unforgettable Moments: Stories & Drawings by Vietnam Veterans. Unforgettable Moments: Stories and Drawings About Rapes, Muggings, Drugs & Fire.