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A More Innocent Time: Robert Weinreb’s SoHo
Robert Weinreb, a SoHo old-timer, has spent the past 50+ years photographing his environs and the world, most significantly the Himalayas, documenting changes in the region over a 30-year period. The following is a sampling of Weinreb’s SoHo photos, taken in the early 1970s. They capture the moment in time when SoHo’s buildings housed a mix of artist studios and factories and the streets were both gritty and glorious. Read more>>
The Neighborhood That Made Me: Jesse Karp’s SoHo
Librarian, author, and critic Jesse Karp and I grew up in SoHo at the same time,…
Sep 01 2022
Three Short Films: Living the Work in Artists’ SoHo
Recently, I came across three short films about SoHo, Ingrid Wiegand’s “…
Jun 01 2022
Julie Finch and Artists Against the Expressway
The other day, I had the pleasure of interviewing Julie Finch (formerly known as Julie Judd), dancer, choreographer, activist, and founding mother…
Mar 15 2022
A Soho Weekly News Who's Who
Former Managing Editor Allan Wolper has written a Soho Weekly News Who's Who. From Edward Gorey and Rex Reed to Bruce Springsteen, and…
Nov 30 2021
New from SoHo Memory Project
SoHo Memory Project is pleased to announce two new initiatives that present SoHo’s extraordinary history, from the 19th century through the…
Sep 01 2021
SoHo Summer Reading List
Happy summer! It’s time once again for a roundup of SoHo summer reading…
Jul 01 2021