The Business of Art: In New York, the Price Is Not Right
Allan Tannenbaum. View of Tribeca from the West Side Highway. 1974. There was a time not so long ago in New York City, as NYFA’s Executive Director Michael Royce remembers here, when it was possible for artists to congregate in neighborhoods like SoHo, DUMBO, the East Village, Tribeca, and Williamsburg. While occasionally dangerous and routinely short on…
