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Club Chess13 mentions across 13 issues

Club Chess is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 13 times across 13 issues between May 28, 2024 and January 14, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Club Chess is hosting their Spring Soirée and first 'Drunken Chess Tournament' at an undisclosed Soho loft"; "Club Chess is throwing a chess club with Maison Margiela & Highsnobiety at The Standard"; "Club Chess hosts a Mischief Night Party at a secret location in downtown Manhattan". It most often appears alongside New York, Beverly's, Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research.

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Club Chess
Mention count
13
Issue count
13
First seen
May 28, 2024
Last seen
January 14, 2026
Instagram handle
@me_betseybrown
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COLLECTED AGENDA #2
May 28, 2024 · Original source
Later, on Wednesday, May 29 from 8pm - 2am - Club Chess is hosting their Spring Soirée and first “Drunken Chess Tournament” at an undisclosed Soho loft. Standard tickets are $28, and include an open bar.
Inline links: Club Chess, Spring Soirée
What Are You Doing In The Fall?
September 03, 2024 · Original source
From 3 - 7pm — Club Chess is throwing a chess club with Maison Margiela & Highsnobiety at The Standard. Music curation by A.L. and Corrine Ciani.
Inline links: Club Chess, Maison Margiela, Highsnobiety, The Standard, Corrine Ciani
Indulging in the Eschaton
October 28, 2024 · Original source
From 9pm - Late — Club Chess hosts a Mischief Night Party at a secret location in downtown Manhattan.
Inline links: Club Chess, Mischief Night Party
Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
From 8pm - 12pm — Club Chess and Silencio Please Cafe host a late-autumn loft listening room. Music by cz wang.
Inline links: Club Chess, Silencio Please Cafe, cz wang
February Dining.
February 10, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 11:59pm — Bedroom 6 + Club Chess celebrate Valentine’s Day at a secret location in Williamsburg. A human chess game, absinthe, wine, cocktails; “embracing the tradition of our foolish love story.”
Inline links: Bedroom 6, Club Chess
Rules for Clarity
March 12, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm at Lubov — A 48 hour haircutting event begins. Haircuts offered by over 70 artists, gallerists, designers, musicians (none of them, as far as I know, stylists by trade, so attend at your own risk) - including Annie Armstrong, Emma Stern, Jamian Julian-Villani, Vita Hass, Sam Falb, and more. Organized by Masha Gaze and Timmy Simonds. Music by Gabriel Hollis, Marika Thunder, and more. Readings by Nick Dove, Sierra Armor, Tess Manhattan, and more. A Club Chess popup, screenings, cigarettes, quests (?). There’s too many people involved to list them all, but you have a full weekend to attend and see what you discover for yourself.
Inline links: Lubov, Masha Gaze, Timmy Simonds
From 10pm at 154 Scott BK — Club Chess x Dese Escobar x Toni Bakalli x YWGI are throwing a party. Cocktails upstairs. Movement Below.
Inline links: throwing a party.
mutually assured destruction
May 06, 2025 · Original source
From 5pm - 4am at Le Bain – Club Chess hosts an 11 hour party, featuring Dese Escobar, Maraschino, Arjun Shah, and special guests. Summer is here!
Inline links: Club Chess
Panopticon-ing Everyone
May 13, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at Funny Bar — Club Chess and Café Forgot made a candle! Come celebrate the launch.
Inline links: Funny Bar, Club Chess, Café Forgot, Come celebrate
Summer Break
July 15, 2025 · Original source
From 5pm - 10pm at Le Bain — Club Chess hosts a sunset party with dj’s Jasmine Johnson, Maraschino, Judy, Coquette Bitch ‘08.
Inline links: Le Bain, Club Chess
Things I do like here
July 18, 2025 · Original source
From 5pm - 10pm at Le Bain — Club Chess hosts a sunset party with dj’s Jasmine Johnson, Maraschino, Judy, Coquette Bitch ‘08.
Inline links: Le Bain, Club Chess
Drinking Dreams
September 04, 2025 · Original source
From 5pm - 10pm at Le Bain — Club Chess hosts the last sunset chess party of the season.
Inline links: Le Bain, Club Chess
Aeronauts: Aimed for Altitude at Foreign Domestic | GIFT at IRL Gallery | Club Chess Saturday, September 6 From 6pm - 8pm at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery — Sam Mckinnis Law and Order opens. - “Sam McKinniss could be called a great painter of modern life, if we were to assume that life is still modern.
Inline links: Jeffrey Deitch Gallery, Sam Mckinnis, Law and Order
COLLECTED AGENDA
December 22, 2025 · Original source
LOS ANGELES - From 7pm - 9pm — Club Chess presents an evening of chess, wine, and music. DJ sets by A.L. Bahta and friends.
Inline links: Club Chess
From 8pm at Tawny — Club Chess returns. Live music selections, wine. Back to the classics.
Inline links: Tawny, Club Chess
How To Break Paralysis
January 14, 2026 · Original source
LOS ANGELES - From 7pm - 9pm — Club Chess presents an evening of chess, wine, and music. DJ sets by A.L. Bahta and friends.
Inline links: Club Chess
Uncensored New York11 mentions across 11 issues

Uncensored New York is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 11 times across 11 issues between June 24, 2024 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents the premiere"; "Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents the premiere of BRUTALIST COUTURE"; "Uncensored New York hosts a show ft DDM, The Suede Hello, Holy Wisdom LLC, and Sacred". It most often appears alongside Chloe Pingeon, August Lamm, David.

Mention count
11
Issue count
11
First seen
June 24, 2024
Last seen
December 09, 2025
Instagram handle
@uncensorednewyork
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COLLECTED AGENDA #4
June 24, 2024 · Original source
Wednesday, July 10 at 7pm - Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents the premiere of BRUTALIST COUTURE by Jonathan Rosado. There will be a Q+A moderated by Adam Lehrer (of Safety Propaganda) and a panel featuring Jonathan Rosado, Salomé, and Roman D’Ambrosio. After party at Home Sweet Home hosted by Label NYC, among others
Inline links: Lucky American Films, Home Sweet Home, Label NYC
COLLECTED AGENDA #5
July 08, 2024 · Original source
Wednesday, July 10 at 7pm - Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents the premiere of BRUTALIST COUTURE by Jonathan Rosado. There will be a Q+A moderated by Adam Lehrer (of Safety Propaganda) and a panel featuring Jonathan Rosado, Salomé, and Roman D’Ambrosio. After party at Home Sweet Home hosted by Label NYC, among others.
Inline links: Lucky American Films, Adam Lehrer, Salomé, Home Sweet Home, Label NYC
Counterculture in America
November 12, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm at Sleepwalk— Uncensored New York hosts a show ft DDM, The Suede Hello, Holy Wisdom LLC, and Sacred.
Inline links: Sleepwalk, Uncensored New York, DDM, The Suede Hello, Holy Wisdom LLC, Sacred
Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky
November 13, 2024 · Original source
VERA PR has represented clients including Uncensored New York, Chris Zeischegg, and Jack Skelley. Lydia also writes and edits the blog Discipline & Anarchy.
Inline links: Uncensored New York, Chris Zeischegg, Jack Skelley, Discipline & Anarchy
7-10 PM at Sleepwalk (251 Bushwick Ave.). $15 per ticket. Hosted by Uncensored New York
Inline links: Uncensored New York
Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
Thursday, November 14 I take the Q to the end of the line today. It's something I've always wanted to do - take the train until the cars stop and I'm the last one left on board and a voice comes on and says please exit the train for cleaning, this is the last stop on this train, please exit the train so the train can be cleaned. I'm in Bay Ridge to shoot a music video today. To be an extra in a music video, that is. I'm exceptionally bad at acting. I'm bad enough that I am even bad as an extra. I'm not particularly bad at lying, but I am bad at having an expressive face. The neighborhood at the end of the Q is nice. I've been taken to other places in New York like this before. Places where you feel like you're by the seaside, where you're under the bridge, where the architecture is more brick, more limestone, more instances of art deco. The Hudson widens into the open ocean somewhere not too far from here and so of course the air feels different. It's strange, even if anticipated, to take the subway ninety minutes to a place where the air feels different, to walk down strange streets and into an unfamiliar gothic building, to open the door to a room where I have never been, and to find it filled with people I mostly already know. The past few years have given me many instances like this. This is something I am very grateful for. The music video is for DDM / Uncensored New York. It's a cool concept. It's cool to watch things come to life. The shoot is outside, and I am the coldest I have ever been. I'm still having fun. I'm thinking about things like how monks orient their consciousness and focus towards the cause of their suffering, and then I am trying to think only about the cold. I am not able to transcend myself, but even freezing, I don't wish I was elsewhere. In the afternoon, I sit in a warm car and I thaw my hands. I have miso soup, tea, and cheese sticks. There is still a chill in me even once inside, which is simultaneously unpleasant and cozy. I'd been wanting a day like this very badly. Friday, November 15 Beckett's Tense comes together with serendipity. There was a crisis with the headliners, Lucy Sante was sick. Beckett ran into Penny Arcade outside of Madame Matovu on 10th. Now, Penny is the headliner. The unsalvageable is always salvaged. The bar can serve real liquor tonight. There's a lot of people here and it's a different crowd than usual. Tense is back in Manhattan. Penny says she’s here because she wants to see what the new New York is doing. I give Beckett a hug at Sovereign House. I say hi to Chris and Adeline. Chris and Adeline are drawing big Tense bubble letters on the chalkboard. The seats are already mostly full. I climb to the top of a ladder and I sit up there. From up there, I have the best view in the house. Tense is not just a reading series, Tense is a show, and this distinction is important. There is a program, an order of events, a flow of new and old. The serendipity with Penny’s arrival lies in this - she seems to understand exactly what Beckett is doing, and while she didn’t write her piece specifically for TENSE (she describes it as “cultural criticism you can dance to”), it speaks with exaction to the spirit of things. Here are some things that Penny Arcade says: I’d rather put a stick in my eye than go somewhere where everyone is the same age. When I was young, if I went to a party and everyone was under thirty I thought... I'm at the wrong party.”
Inline links: DDM, Uncensored New York, Beckett's, Tense, Lucy Sante, Penny Arcade, Madame Matovu, Chris, Adeline
Florida, Massachusetts
December 03, 2024 · Original source
Save The Date — there's a full bill for this DDM / Uncensored New York event
Inline links: DDM, Uncensored New York
Dream Logic
February 03, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Pianos — Uncensored New York and Angel Landing host Club Della Morte - an evening of audio/visual relaxation, followed by performance and live sounds.
Inline links: Uncensored New York, Angel Landing, Club Della Morte
My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Pianos — Uncensored New York presents Absolute Divinity album release party, ft Joslyn Crocco, Smith Taylor, Sacred, and No Boundary. Herbal remedies by Beck Iasillo.
Inline links: Uncensored New York
Rules for Clarity
March 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm at KGB — Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents a Brutalist Couture Party - “a crossroads of the New York underground everything.” Music by The Suede Hello, Death Dance Music, and Christian Cail. Hosted by Drunken Boat, Angel Landing, One Man Army, and Crackhead Barney.
Inline links: Lucky American Films, Uncensored New York
Walking Poems
July 29, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Berlin — Uncensored New York presents Club Della Morte. Ft The Wants, Death Dance Music, Liz Lamere, Zebrablood (live), Jenni Hensler (DJ).
Inline links: Berlin, Uncensored New York, Club Della Morte
Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Flux Lumina (132 Bowery 5th Fl) — Uncensored New York presents The Dinner Party: a one night only environment of works exploring themes of consumption, spectacle, surveillance, and humiliation. Entry is free, please tip your server!
Inline links: Flux Lumina, Uncensored New York
Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research8 mentions across 8 issues

Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 8 times across 8 issues between June 24, 2024 and January 27, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research presents A Doll House"; "Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research will showcase the final Act 1 Workshop Presentation"; "Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research presents a screening double header". It most often appears alongside Chloe Pingeon, New York, Confessions.

Mention count
8
Issue count
8
First seen
June 24, 2024
Last seen
January 27, 2026
Instagram handle
@bkcentertheatreresearch
Outbound links
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COLLECTED AGENDA #4
June 24, 2024 · Original source
July 5 to 14 from 10am to 6pm daily - Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research presents A Doll House, directed by John Gould Rubin, with a new translation by Royston Coppenger. The workshop will allow viewers to observe rehearsals, and engage in conversation with the director and cast.
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, A Doll House
COLLECTED AGENDA #5
July 08, 2024 · Original source
Sunday, July 14 from 2:30 to 4:30pm and 7:30 to 9:30pm - Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research will showcase the final Act 1 Workshop Presentation of A Doll House. Open rehearsal workshops through the upcoming week will allow viewers to observe rehearsals, and engage in conversation with the director and cast.
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, A Doll House
Everything I Wanted
October 21, 2024 · Original source
At 7:30pm and 10pm — Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research presents a screening double header of Éric Rohmer’s A Tale of Autumn, and Erik Løchen's THE CHASERS. As mentioned on Criterion Channel, these screenings are exceedingly rare!
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, A Tale of Autumn, THE CHASERS
From 10pm - 12:30am — Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research hosts their Fall Fundraiser Ball. (Following a performance of Messages earlier in the evening)
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Messages
Rules for Clarity
March 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7:30pm - 10:00pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Vanya on Huron Street closes. If you haven’t seen this production, now is your last chance - “an adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s timeless classic with a new translation by Albina Aleksandrova. Directed by Matthew Gasda.”
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Vanya on Huron Street
A supposedly fun thing I’ll never do again
June 09, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm - 10pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Amnesiascope presents a rare screening of Paul Felten's miniature epic Slow Machine in support of BCTR's forthcoming production of The Jag. I will be there. I am very exciting about this screening, and even more excited about the upcoming production. Support The Jag here.
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Slow Machine, The Jag, here
If you would like to write something about The Jag at BCTR
Perfect Little Life
September 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7:30pm - 9:00pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — It’s your last week to see ARDOR - a very special play following a group of nine artists and friends on an annual retreat to their aging patrons Vermont farmhouse. Nothing and everything has changed and will change.
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, ARDOR
From 8pm - 9:30pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Your very last chance to see ARDOR. Not to miss.
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, ARDOR
From 7pm at The Bench — BCTR hosts the first reading of Matthew Gasda’s The Last Days of Downtown - the final place in the Dimes Square cycle. Afterparty to follow. | Tickets here
Inline links: The Bench, BCTR, here
Lost Week
January 08, 2026 · Original source
From 7:30 - 10pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — It’s stand up night. Tommy Bayer and Joan Flaherty are headlining. Also performing: Auryn Rothwell, Johnny Yan, Sam York, Adrienne Hunter. Potentially funny.
Inline links: stand up night, Tommy Bayer, Joan Flaherty
From 8:30 - 11:00pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — The 2026 fundraising party! Pay what you wish. Be generous!
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, 026 fundraising party
California-At-Home
January 27, 2026 · Original source
From 8:50pm - 11:59pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — It’s the Final Night of Huron Street Party. Pay what you wish tickets but you should definitely donate. End of an era. | RSVP here.
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Final Night of Huron Street Party, here
Soho Reading Series8 mentions across 8 issues

Soho Reading Series is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 8 times across 8 issues between June 06, 2024 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "London based Soho Reading Series will be hosting a reading in the Main Bar at KGB"; "Soho Reading Series presents The Farewell to Myles Zavelo Emergency Reading Party"; "Soho Reading Series hosts The Expansion Project Gala". It most often appears alongside London, Tom Willis, Celia.

Mention count
8
Issue count
8
First seen
June 06, 2024
Last seen
December 09, 2025
Instagram handle
@sohoreadingseries
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COLLECTED AGENDA #3
June 06, 2024 · Original source
Tuesday, June 18 from 7-9pm - London based Soho Reading Series will be hosting a reading in the Main Bar at KGB, featuring Anika Jade Levy, Madeline Cash, Krithika Varagur, Em Brill, Zans Brady Krohn, and Jesse Godine. Hosted by Tom Willis.
Inline links: Soho Reading Series, KGB
Do you find everything interesting? Have you ever been bored? Was your last emotion in 2015?
August 14, 2025 · Original source
London - From 7pm - late at Prince Alfred — Soho Reading Series presents The Farewell to Myles Zavelo Emergency Reading Party ft readings from Myles Zavelo, Honor Levy, Dean Kissick, Jane Dabate, Fonie Mitsopoulou. Hosted by Tom Willis.
Inline links: Soho Reading Series, The Farewell to Myles Zavelo Emergency Reading Party
Aura-Abysmal
September 17, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 7pm - 11pm at SET Social Peckham — Soho Reading Series hosts The Expansion Project Gala. Readings from Ben Pester, Saba Sams, Jack Underwood, Olive Parker, Keiran Goddard, Christine Marella, and Evie Wyld. Hosted by Tom Willis. Tickets here
Inline links: Soho Reading Series, The Expansion Project Gala, here
Void of Course
October 13, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 8pm at The Mandrake Hotel — Soho Reading Series and Minor Attractions present The Geoff Dyer Gala. Readings from Geoff Dyer, Xiaolu Guo, Philip Hoare, Rosa Lyster, and Jago Rackham. Hosted by Tom Willis. | RSVP here.
Inline links: The Mandrake Hotel, Soho Reading Series, Minor Attractions, here
Autumn Secrets
October 27, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 8pm at The Groucho Club — Soho Reading Series and God Save The Scene presents Salon Obscura; The Psychoanalysis Ball. Halloween party of the season ft readings, performances, and DJs. No costume, no entry. Hosted by Tom Willis, Elizabeth Dimitroff, and Oivia Bryant.
Inline links: Soho Reading Series, God Save The Scene
Fever Dreams
November 05, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 6:30 - 9:30pm at The Royal Academy of Arts — Soho Reading Series presents an evening of reading, art, and music in the rooms of the Royal Academy. Hosted by Olivia Allen. Readings by Jaya Twill, Jane Debate, Lydia Eliza Trail, and Clara Wade. Tickets include entry to the Kerry James Marshall exhibition. | Tickets here
Inline links: Soho Reading Series, evening of reading, art, and music, here
LONDON - From 7:30pm - 11:00pm— Soho Reading Series presents The Flat Earth Gala, celebrating Anika Jade Levy’s perfect debut novel. Hosted by Tom Willis. Readings by Madeline Cash, Dakotah Weeks Murphree, Andrew Durbin, Emily Bauer, Sophie Mackintosh, and Olive Parker.
Inline links: Soho Reading Series, The Flat Earth Gala, perfect debut novel
One Million Billion Interludes
November 27, 2025 · Original source
LONDON; From 8pm - 10pm — Soho Reading Series presents the launch of The Kingdom by Yoel Noorali. Readings from Yoel Noorali, Ella Frears, Ben Pester, Joe Dunthorne, Harry Tanner, Christian Lorentzen.
Inline links: Soho Reading Series, The Kingdom
Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 8pm - late at Lost Club Night — Lost x Soho Reading Series presents their debut, ft Geoff Dyer, Róisín Lanigan, Tanjil Rashid, Yoel Noorali, and Jodie Harsh. Hosted by Tom Willis. Music hall and cub night to follow.
Inline links: Lost Club Night, Lost, Soho Reading Series
The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research7 mentions across 7 issues

The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 7 times across 7 issues between October 28, 2024 and December 02, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research is throwing a Halloween Party"; "I read at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research tonight"; "I never saw Uncle Vanya at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research in its original run". It most often appears alongside New York, Night Club 101, Matthew Gasda.

Mention count
7
Issue count
7
First seen
October 28, 2024
Last seen
December 02, 2025
Instagram handle
@bkcentertheatreresearch
Outbound links
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Indulging in the Eschaton
October 28, 2024 · Original source
From 7:30pm — The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research is throwing a Halloween Party. Readings, tarots, cool girls, dancing, crafts, trick or treating, and more. Costumes are mandatory.
Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research
Playing With Glass
November 05, 2024 · Original source
I read at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research tonight. Sophia throws a good party. It’s hard to throw a perfect Halloween party. It’s like throwing the perfect holiday party, but even more precise. An endeavor in pure pleasure. I’ve never been to a Halloween party from corporate hell, for example. The BCTR Halloween Party is very perfectly precise. Good costumes (although mine isn’t) a roof that is warm and clear but the breeze is cool and the breeze is bringing in some mist, the breeze is fogging the Manhattan skyline, people are handing out lollipops, someone is doing tarot readings, the costume contest is fun, the costumes are creative enough to merit critique.
Inline links: Sophia
I cut my finger on glass on my way to The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research. There were forces in the smog, I think. Earlier, my water bottle exploded untouched in a canvas tote bag and I stood unmoving while water and then tiny little glass splinters pooled around my feet. My understanding of inertia rendered me incapable of action. Things don’t just explode untouched, and so the explosion confused me. I didn’t move to stop it, I didn’t even move to pull the leaking bag away from my leather boots. There were people around me. They better understood that the laws of inertia can be faulty.
After, walking down the stairs of BCTR in the dark and in a haze because the play left me reeling, I hear what sounds like loud rain on the street. I open the door, bracing myself for the downpour but then it's all clear skies, the wind moving dry leaves around with a rustle and pattering that sounds like a storm.
How to Redeem Yourself
March 25, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Sunday, March 15 When I have a tablespoon of manuka honey with a sprinkle of sea salt before bed, I wake up feeling electric. My whole body is pulsing. It’s like a chemical reaction, almost. Very strange. When I record my letters like it’s a podcast or something, sitting at the marble kitchen table in my empty foggy living room, the recordings process and save like I am somewhere else. A restaurant nearby, maybe. The files label themselves. Finest Goods #1, Finest Goods #2, Finest Goods #9, Finest Goods #12. I do feel quite stupid, doing all of this. I’m sorry to speak like this. I’m sorry to be late or even absent, again. Long Island, Saint Patrick’s Day, my mom and my aunt and my cousins have me for dinner uptown and so I claw myself out of the apartment for this evening occasion. The health stuff is starting to feel more under control, thank god. It was starting to freak me out at the play last night. “There is no physical illness without mental connection, conceptualization, perception,” it was one of those words. Madelyn reminded me. I’m fine, really. I bought cold pressed rosehip oil and I bought multi-peptides + copper peptides. I bought four pints of ice cream to bring to the dinner tonight. I bought pink Kate Spade ballet flats and black Marc Jacobs riding boots and black manolo blahnik ballet flats, too, for soooo cheap vintage, but then when they arrived at my door, within minutes of arriving at my door, someone stole them! I am mostly upset because these things were a real splurge. I am also upset, because these things were one of a kind. Honestly, I am less upset about the one of a kind part. I am not too precious when it comes to things of fashion. The play last night was great. Matthew Gasda’s Uncle Vanya on Huron Street. Uncle Vanya at ArtX, because the water on Huron Street was shut off for the week. Admittedly, I never saw Uncle Vanya at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research in its original run, but I was glad to see it in this bigger space, here - the insularity and the claustrophobia and the suffocating sense of everybody speaking and nobody being heard given ever-so-slightly more air in this room of high ceilings than in a living room loft. November - I was in a too small airbnb outside Albany New York and I almost punched a hole in the glass window. There was too much gray sleet, and no escape. I did not break the window, but I was somewhat awestruck by the potential for violence elicited by even the early aughts of claustrophobia. Which is to say, this is a bit of how I felt while watching Vanya. Dimes Square was insular, but the characters kind of love it. Vanya is insular, and there is literally no escape. What happens when you cannot leave, when there is nowhere to go, when the path lays itself bare at your feet and the options are bleak? It is not a hopeful story, though not nihilistic really, either. George Olesky is brilliant as The Doctor, Bob Laine as a kind of hapless Vanya, Asli Mumtas as the beautiful and listless Yelena, Mia Vallet as Sonya, half bursting with youthful vigor and potential, and then veering into a nearly manic and finally resigned pitch, as it becomes clear there will be no actualization. No salvation, either. I have thought before that desperation reeks, but this play suggests instead, that it festers. The characters who can leave, do. Those who must stay, are forced to find something else. What that something is remains a bit ambiguous. Integrity, perhaps. Hope in death and in God. Monday, March 16 I entered into all this fugue state psychosis yesterday. The guy my friends ran into at the bar yesterday entered into all this unrequited love psychosis. People can be so evil. That’s the last thing I texted my boyfriend before I basically blacked out on Saturday: people can be so evil. In my glass house, it was pouring pouring pouring rain last night. I felt so nostalgic for that apartment last night, even as it still remains mine, now. I felt like I could suddenly remember what it was for this apartment to be all new. There was no clutter last June. There was a sudden arrival in a place that was suddenly mine. It was freshly cleaned and there was all this space, it was like infinity it was like, all this light, oh my god, all this air and light and space, this will never get old. My mother says that about the fields behind the house sometimes: I moved in and I wondered if it would ever get old and it never did, she says. But she’s been there twenty-five years. humid summer air and thrifted propped up fans still blowing hot air through the white wood corridors on august mornings. I’ve been here nine months and I am already starting to stagnate. Which I guess is to say: I’m spoiled or, maybe I’m boring. Last night, I was nothing but happy. Tuesday, March 17 How to redeem yourself? Wednesday, March 18 Places this week: Cafe Reggio, The Public Library, Elizabeth Street Garden, Lucien for drinks, Fanelli Cafe for dinner. My roof every morning and night because it is spring now. Spring again. Spring at last. Thursday, March 19 And something gives in a permanent way. New practices, new routines, you cannot continue like this, and so you wake up one day and you don't. There has been a lot that has been beautiful and then, there has been me taking myself out of all this beauty. And you don't become so didactic and harsh and full empty promises. You just give yourself some willpower and then you give yourself some peace. I'm feeling really really really really annoyed on the plane to El Salvador. I'm sorry. This part isn't supposed to be in the story. I will tell you the real story, soon. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Tuesday, March 25 From 6:30pm at McNally Jackson Seaport — Jamie Hood presents her new memoir Trauma Plot, in conversation with Rayne Risher-Quann.
Inline links: https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!pGk7!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F121e430b-e68e-404a-8963-27f700eb191f_1286x832.png, presents her new memoir
From 4pm - 6pm at BCTR — Fight Club returns for Volume II. This time, it’s a reading. Car Crash Girl by Taylor Jeanne Penney, and Mayor of Rome by Robin Schavoir. Spring is here, so obviously, the roof will be open.
Inline links: Taylor Jeanne Penney, Robin Schavoir
Summer Break
July 15, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm - 12pm at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — a one night only reading of an AI generated play trained on all Matthew Gasda’s plays. Error 404: Play Not Found. Tickets are free but donations are encouraged. - “This will be done with ample drinking and unseriousness--but the experiment may also be interesting on a philosophical level.”
Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Error 404: Play Not Found
Walking Poems
July 29, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — ARDOR opens. - “A friend-group of artists retreat upstate to the home of an aging painter. ARDOR explores the nature of intimacy and the connections we leave behind in an age of isolation.”
Things that Happened Once I Gave Up Vice
November 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 8:30pm at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — This Time by Matthew Gasda returns - “a play about relationships with a metaphysical twist.” | Tickets here (plus another performance on Thursday)
Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, This Time, Thursday
From 7pm - 9pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Another performance of Little Murders - “Talks of dead son’s, fecal photography, Vogue, and the “Breather” are just a taste of what happens in this Norman Rockwell-painting-gone-awry.” | Additional showtime 11/15
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Little Murders
Florida, Massachusetts (03)
December 02, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — MESSAGES by Matthew Gasda returns - “A work that reflects on the importance of human relationships in our lives, asking us “who would you get on the ark with?” | Tickets here. Additional shows: December 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, here
From 8:55 - 11:15pm at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Watch the playwriting process in motion and listen to a live reading of the FIFTH draft of “The Last Days of Downtown” by Matthew Gasda. Tickets here.
Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, here
One Man Army6 mentions across 6 issues

One Man Army is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 6 times across 6 issues between November 19, 2024 and March 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "One Man Army hosts Vol 5 of Anthology Film Festival Paradise Shredition"; "One Man Army hosts Vol 6 of Anthology Film Festival Paradise Shredition"; "One Man Army presents an exclusive first look screening of BIRD BOY". It most often appears alongside David, New York, Sovereign House.

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November 19, 2024
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March 12, 2025
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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm at Sovereign House — One Man Army hosts Vol 5 of Anthology Film Festival Paradise Shredition
Inline links: Sovereign House, One Man Army, Paradise Shredition
Florida, Massachusetts
December 03, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm at Sovereign House — One Man Army hosts Vol 6 of Anthology Film Festival Paradise Shredition
Inline links: Sovereign House, One Man Army, Paradise Shredition
Life before inositol
January 13, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Sovereign House — One Man Army presents an exclusive first look screening of BIRD BOY, a comedy documentary from Daniel Robbins.
Inline links: Sovereign House, One Man Army, BIRD BOY
End of the Cold Front
January 27, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Sovereign House — One Man Army presents Paradise SHREDition Vol 7 - a steamy, sultry, celebration of erotic films, and a mixer to follow.
Inline links: Sovereign House, One Man Army, Paradise SHREDition Vol 7
My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Sovereign House — One Man Army presents Paradise SHREDition Vol 7 - “a steamy, sultry celebration of erotic films…with the plumber (but without the “fixing”).” A talkback and networking mixer will follow the screenings.
Inline links: Sovereign House, One Man Army, Paradise SHREDition Vol 7
Rules for Clarity
March 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm at KGB — Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents a Brutalist Couture Party - “a crossroads of the New York underground everything.” Music by The Suede Hello, Death Dance Music, and Christian Cail. Hosted by Drunken Boat, Angel Landing, One Man Army, and Crackhead Barney.
Inline links: Lucky American Films, Uncensored New York
TENSE6 mentions across 6 issues

TENSE is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 6 times across 6 issues between July 08, 2024 and May 01, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Beckett Rosset and TENSE are back at The Locker Room"; "TENSE presents a much anticipated event at The Locker Room"; "Come celebrate the most Tense time of the year — capitalized, suggesting a named collective or publication". It most often appears alongside Beckett Rosset, KGB, New York.

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July 08, 2024
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May 01, 2025
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COLLECTED AGENDA #5
July 08, 2024 · Original source
What I did: Dienst & Dotter, SARA’S at Dunkensthalle, Knickerbocker Bar & Grill What you should do: Devil’s Workshop, TENSE, Blade Study, Jack Skelley Myth Lab
Tonight: Monday, July 8 at 7pm - Ev Christensen celebrates the launch of her debut single “spectacularity” at 442 Broadway. Additional performers include Lea Jaffe, Kembra Pfahler, and Megsuperstarprincess.
Inline links: Ev Christensen, 442 Broadway, Lea Jaffe, Kembra Pfahler, Megsuperstarprincess
Friday, July 19 at 8pm - Beckett Rosset and TENSE are back at The Locker Room for a Sultry Summer Soirée. August Lamm, Nico Walker, Peter Vack, and Beckett himself, will be reading, accompanied by performances from Cassidy Grady and Johnny St. Grace, and a theater presentation directed by Beckett Rosset, Jonah Howell, Mia Vallet, and Noelle Franco.
Inline links: Beckett Rosset, TENSE, The Locker Room, Sultry Summer Soirée, August Lamm, Peter Vack, Cassidy Grady, Johnny St. Grace, Jonah Howell, Mia Vallet, Noelle Franco
I wish I had more to say about fashion week.
September 21, 2024 · Original source
Friday, September 27 — TENSE presents a much anticipated event at The Locker Room. The Fall will feature readings and performances from Anika Levy, August Lamm, Beckett Rosset, Kitty St Remy, Madeline Cash, Sophie Madeline Doss, Zack Graham, and Magdalene Taylor. Nicotine mints so you can actually quit vaping (like me!) provided by Jones.
Inline links: The Fall, Anika Levy, August Lamm, Beckett Rosset, Kitty St Remy, Madeline Cash, Zack Graham, Magdalene Taylor, Jones
Moral Framework
December 16, 2024 · Original source
From 8pm at Sovereign House — It’s a Very Tense Christmas. Come celebrate the most Tense time of the year with spiked eggnog, surprise santa, and a performance of William S. Burroughs “The Junky’s Christmas” by Nico Walker and Beckett Rosset. Readings by Kathy Joyce, Nick Dove, Kitty St. Remy, Sophie Dess, and Caitlyn Brennan,
Inline links: It’s a Very Tense Christmas, Tense, Kathy Joyce, Nick Dove, Kitty St. Remy
End of the Cold Front
January 27, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at KGB — TENSE returns with the event of the winter - WINTER DISCO DRAMA. Readings and performances by Christian Lorentzen, Nico Walker, Magdalene Taylor, Beckett Rosset, and more. Disco dance party
Inline links: TENSE, WINTER DISCO DRAMA
February Dining.
February 10, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm— TENSE presents Rapture; a Valentine’s Day Soiree at KGB/Private Curtain. The lineup for this is spectacular, with readings and performances by Rachel Rabbit White, Nico Walker, Beckett Rosset, Maya Martinez, Dorothea Laskey, Valley Latini, Kyla Ernst Alper, and more. Come dance, drink, express your love, or fall in love. Tickets: $20
Inline links: TENSE, Rapture; a Valentine’s Day Soiree
Big long list of activities
May 01, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at KGB — TENSE presents May Day, May Day, May Day. Readings by Dorothea Lasky, Guy Dess, Max Tulio, Nico Walker, Megan Davis, Beckett Rosset, Kitty St. Remy, Kyla Ernst-Alper, and Hannah Wik. “Truth suffers from too much analysis.” | Tickets $20. This one is not to be missed.
Inline links: May Day, May Day, May Day
Blade Study5 mentions across 5 issues

Blade Study is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 5 times across 5 issues between October 02, 2024 and May 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Blade Study presents the debut of Emmett Palaima's new Artists' Speakers Series, Morningstar"; "Blade Study presents a solo performance night"; "Blade Study x Heart present Panopticon II". It most often appears alongside David, Tense, Beckett.

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October 02, 2024
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Ways to be sincere.
October 02, 2024 · Original source
From 8pm at Pretty Garden Club — Blade Study presents the debut of Emmett Palaima’s new Artists’ Speakers Series, Morningstar. Performances by Emmett Palaima, Ex Wiish, Accdntl Dred, and Liai.
Inline links: Pretty Garden Club, Blade Study, Emmett Palaima’s, Ex Wiish, Liai
Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
From 8pm — Blade Study presents a solo performance night by jour.ney. - “if you die during playtime you die in real life”
Inline links: Blade Study, jour.ney
Dream Logic
February 03, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at HEART — Blade Study x Heart present Panopticon II. Performances by Zarina Nares, Dasychira, Emmett Palaima, and Ben Shirken
Inline links: HEART, Blade Study
Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 9pm at 205 Hudson Street, the Hunter MFA studios — Blade Study presents ’Hello Eternal Loving Presence’ - a group exhibition featuring works by Mariel Rolwing Montes (Blade Study’s current exhibiting artist), Aashish Gadani, Jacob Muilenburg, Katelyn Reece Farstad, Marc Ferraro, Shannon Pritchard, and Yuhan Hu.
mutually assured destruction
May 06, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at Beverly’s — Blade Study presents a night of video by friends & family. David and I are showing video art from The Strangest Hotel in New York. Other videos by Drew Zeiba, Emily Janowick, Joshua Citarella, Sophia Giovannitti, Webb Allen, and more. Music by Dreamer, Skype Williams, and Umfang. See you there <3
Inline links: Beverly’s, Blade Study, The Strangest Hotel in New York.
Car Crash Collective5 mentions across 5 issues

Car Crash Collective is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 5 times across 5 issues between September 10, 2024 and September 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Car Crash Collective is accepting submissions for The Car Crash Collective A"; "Car Crash Collective is accepting submissions for The Car Crash Collective Anthology"; "Car Crash Collective hosts their Anthology Reading". It most often appears alongside Los Angeles, Baby's All Right, Gonzo's.

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September 10, 2024
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September 17, 2025
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Statues Of Critics.
September 10, 2024 · Original source
Car Crash Collective is accepting submissions for The Car Crash Collective Anthology in collaboration with metalabel through October 1. The anthology will be “A collection of writing on the destructive and generative potential of the car crash”.
Inline links: Car Crash Collective, metalabel
Moral Framework
December 16, 2024 · Original source
From 8pm at Seventh Heaven — Car Crash Collective hosts their Anthology Reading. Featuring Richard Hell, Katherine Faw, Geoff Rickly, Claire Donato, Ryan Petersen, Danielle Chelosky, Jade Wootton, and Em Brill.
Inline links: Car Crash Collective, Geoff Rickly, Claire Donato, Ryan Petersen, Danielle Chelosky, Em Brill
From 8pm — Car Crash Collective and Charm School Mag will be at Mood Ring. A rare Los Angeles x New York crossover from two of the best magazines / reading series at the forefront of the Writing Renaissance. Ft. Sarah Velk, Bernard Cohen, Vivi Hayes, Rax King, Donny Morrison, and Benin Gardner.
Inline links: Car Crash Collective, Charm School Mag, Mood Ring, Sarah Velk, Bernard Cohen, Vivi Hayes, Rax King, Donny Morrison
Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
(Los Angeles) From 7pm at 1640 N Spring St, Floor 1 — Car Crash Collective and Current Jam present a Fire Benefit Event. Readings by Aiden Arata, Greg Mania, Brandon Sward, Brandon Harris, and Madde Connors. DJ sets by Perfect Angel Protection Force.
Inline links: Car Crash Collective, Current Jam
Do you find everything interesting? Have you ever been bored? Was your last emotion in 2015?
August 14, 2025 · Original source
LOS ANGELES - From 8pm at The Monty Bar — Car Crash Collective presents Summer Breakers. Readings by Jeff Weiss, Maryze, Tarek Ziad, Sage Groves, and Jordan Rountree. Djs Yuriel and Lucy Healy.
Inline links: The Monty Bar
Aura-Abysmal
September 17, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at KGB— Car Crash Collective is in New York, with readings from Catherine Spino, Brittany Deitch, Sameera Rachakonda, Naomi Falk, Justin Taylor, Izzy Cauplong, and Silas Jones.
Inline links: KGB, Car Crash Collective
Substack5 mentions across 5 issues

Substack is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 5 times across 5 issues between August 14, 2024 and July 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Substack is an economic model, which I think is the most interesting element of Sundberg's point"; "I have decided to enable a paywall for portions of the Substack"; "Substack presents Burns Night". It most often appears alongside Confessions, Arden Wohl, August Lamm.

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COLLECTED AGENDA #7
August 14, 2024 · Original source
Saturday, August 17 from 7pm - 10pm - Drunken Boat Production presents a truly incredible lineup for The Drunken Boat Film Festival. The evening will include a screening of Nepotism, Baby (starring Betsey Brown), scenes from Brutalist Couture, and more.
Inline links: Drunken Boat Production, The Drunken Boat Film Festival, Nepotism, Baby, Betsey Brown, Brutalist Couture
WHAT I DID
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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
Note: As I increasingly try to be a working writer making a living from my art, I have decided to enable a paywall for portions of the Substack. I’m looking towards some new projects, in person events, and notes that might fit better in a more intimate format. I plan to keep much of Collected Agenda free and available to the public, but if you find my writing interesting or useful and are able, please consider supporting this project.
Note: As I increasingly try to be a working writer making a living from my art, I have decided to enable a paywall for portions of the Substack. I’m looking towards some new projects, in person events, and notes that might fit better in a more intimate format. I plan to keep much of Collected Agenda free and available to the public, but if you find my writing interesting or useful and are able, please consider supporting this project. WHAT I DID
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WHAT I DID
January continues
January 19, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID
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WHAT I DID Sunday, January 12 Ruby and I go to Bar Belly for dinner. Can we move to a table away from the bar, Ruby asks the waitress. Sitting at the bar is bad for your posture and alignment, she explains. This is another thing she's been learning at witch school. It seems that at witch school, you learn to sit and stand and then by proxy, to eat and sleep and breathe and think. Fruit and honey for breakfast, feet on the ground when you are seated with an unsupported spine. I am craving spiritual guidance, and so I soak this up like a sponge. I want to be taught how to be. This is how you wake up. This is how you shift your feet out of bed, this is how you land on the wood floor, toes first, the arches of your feet, then heels. The truth of it is my movements are products of my best but often misguided judgment. Guesses, really. For all I know, you should wake up in the morning upside down. Palms on the ground first. Heels then arches then toes. I want to learn how to be divine, but there are so many shamans and they all know best. God forbid I become sacrilegious. I certainly know myself to be fringing on this at times. Even the mention of shamans.... Ruby and I were going to go to El Salvador on Tuesday, but then I’m thinking about how I should read more before I continue my research on the ground. I visited El Salvador this summer. Later, halted my story about crypto-charter-state-red-light-therapy-benevolent-dictatorship etc etc etc. A result of overstimulation and laziness - I should deepen my roots before I return to them. Later, I'll go later. David sends me an X Post: “Wish we lived in 1970s media economy so esquire or playboy could fly me to El Salvador and publish my 10,000-word marginally-coherent slice-of-life coverage of the crypto convention that ends with a guy in a hot tub saying something accidentally zeitgeisty.” Ruby and I go to Forgetmenot. There’s a dog behind me, a big white husky, I hold out my hand to pet him and he gives me his paw. He does this a few times. He’s trained, I’m sure, to expect a reward in response but we’ve ordered a grill plate, there’s only halloumi left, I don’t want to poison the poor thing. Ruby posts a picture of me with the dog, but I’m in my big puffy jacket, and it mostly becomes just a picture of the dog. She tags my name on the screen. David sends me a screenshot of the picture. “DID YOU TURN INTO A DOG???” he asks. I order David ice cream from Figo when I get home. I ate half his bread and butter even though I've been so Ray Peat and even though after, I’ve been so Keto. I've been drinking again, hence the bread. Not a lot, but I was sober for a week, and the three drinks feel jarring. I've decided to stop causing problems. I've decided to get a job at a restaurant. I like the service industry, because the job is intensely exterior. There are many things so close to me of true significance, and I'm sick of ignoring them in favor of acting like a grasping freak. Monday, January 13 And so, you decide to redecorate again. Look at the layout of this place. There’s so much potential. There’s a big marble table and it’s cramping every corner. It’s cramping the light from the window. It’s cramping the yellow golden light that is framing our mirror. I go downstairs quickly, the light will be gone soon. I want to get a flight tomorrow, leave with my friends and find clarity in the hot humid heat, but it doesn’t feel like I'll be absorbing myself in something more - it feels like escape, and I haven’t earned this decadence. I’ve been deliberating all day. I’ve been clutching my evil eye in case I do decide to travel. All my friends wear evil eyes, too. It’s a strange coincidence - something most people I'm drawn to share, not intentional. I'm not religious, but this is different. Adele keeps a drawer in her apartment full of evil eyes, stocked to the brim in case one charm coincidently shatters. She'll never have to go unprepared. I take a test today. Sent, received, complete, returned. It’s so thrilling to do something I’m supposed to do. If we got rid of the marble table…. If we lined the walls with floor pillows below the windows, their tufted fabric landing well lower than the horizon line even when stacked…. I can imagine the furniture gone. Me, staring clearly across the room, one wall to another. I'm imagining all the clutter dissipated. I imagine it would erase some sense of static. I can imagine my hypothetical week in El Salvador, but I need to learn how to think about something outside of myself, even when I’m here. It would be better there. I can picture the airbnb in San Benito, the eight or so bedrooms, the open air layout that big homes in warm climates often share, arches bleeding into courtyards, steps built into hills, unclear where one room becomes another, wind and heat lightning swirling around you and raising your hair as your walking, even through the kitchen, even ostensibly inside. I want to swim in a big clear pool over a city that is now vaguely familiar but still, not really mine. I want to finish the story I started. New England Winter. I need to learn how to sort things through while staying put. David and I go to Estela for dinner. It’s our anniversary. He tells me not to say anything online about it. Private life should stay private, he says, but I’m writing it anyway. Estela is nice. It’s the sister restaurant of Altro Paradiso. My friend, Madelyn works there. Estela is smaller, cozier, you have to buzz to get into the building and then it’s up some steps, it feels like you’re in an apartment, it feels like you’re in Berlin. I’ve never been to Copenhagen, but I imagine it feels a bit like Copenhagen, too. “I like more old timey restaurants,” David says. “Me too,” I say. “But sometimes isn’t it nice to be in a restaurant that feels like Copenhagen? David agrees. He’s never been to Copenhagen either. Altro Paradiso is brightly lit, whereas Estela is dim. Stella - Latin for Star. Etc. The distinction feels a little obvious, but then, I’m being a little particular. Estela is small plates. Romantic. You can tell because you have to buzz the door to get in, and because the lighting is really dark. They put us in a little alcove by the shelves and shelves of wine. We order iberico ham, bread and butter, endive salad, crab with celery root (the best dish), squid ink fried rice with little bits of squid, steak with elderberry sauce. I order a Tito's martini, but I’m told they don’t serve Titos here. I’m told they have one martini with vodka that “tastes like smirnoff” ($22) and another with vodka that’s way better and far preferable (paraphrased) ($30). Our waitress is peppy. “We’ll take the Smirnoff,” David says. “She’s nice,” I say, later. “Domineering,” David says. Later, the waitress rolls her eyes a little when she asks me how my martini is. She smiles when I say good. I believe she is sincere in her hope that I’m happy as I guzzle up the fruits of my lowbrow taste. It really is a lovely meal. I don’t mean to be cynical. I tell David he should tell them it’s our anniversary so we can have something free, and he tells them “it’s our anniversary, can we have dessert on the house.” Then, I’m embarrassed, but they bring us dessert (with a price) and champagne (on the house). Tuesday, January 14 I’ve been working on maintaining constant motion. “An object in motion will stay in motion,” I’ve been telling anyone that will listen. I walk in place all day, and then I walk through Washington Square Park at night, freezing. I make sure to do an extra lap to circle under the arch, all sparkling and illuminated and icy. I’m thirty minutes late to the Post-Doomerism talk at Gonzo’s, and this feels like an important one to me because I used to base my entire framework of thought around mitigating dread through a surrender to the inevitability of fates worse than death. It’s a terrible way to view the world - juvenile if nothing else, but also aesthetically and morally barren, limiting, a nihilistic obsession with the present does lead to destruction (yourself and others), no matter how many delusions you harbor about enlightenment, and about time and therefore preservation as false constructs. You can’t be nihilistic if you believe in good and evil, and I do believe in good and evil, so it was never going to hold up. Post Doomerism The lecture is just starting when I exit the elevator. The talk is between Chris Small (founder of Amazon Labor Union), PradaHorseShoe (founder of Russian Cosmism Circle NYC), Joshua Citarella (Doomscroll Podcast), and Geo Yankey (Comedian) “Russian Cosmists think that Marx doesn't take it far enough,” Amana explains. “Marxism wants to abolish capitalism, religion, the family…. but what about abolishing the OG bummer - death.” The point of the talk seems to be to present a sort of leftist vision of tech accelerationism. Capitalist Realism, the parts of the industrial revolution deemed actually good, nuclear fusion (clean and limitless energy which imitates the sun) instead of nuclear fission, fossil fuels , etc etc etc. The audience, on the other hand, is mostly composed of people I recognize from other downtown events - this one taking on an uncharacteristic and somewhat academic sincerity. “Hypothetically, heat death could occur before we run out of fuel,” a girl sitting next to me murmurs at one point, evidently at least somewhat convinced by technology’s capacity for limitless good. I try to conjure a sense of what she’s imagining in my mind's eye - create enough clean energy, and you could be driving your car one day when the whole universe just implodes. This isn’t aspirational to me. Longevity even, has never been particularly aspirational to me, although increasingly moreso, I’m increasingly less cynical. I appreciate the sincerity of the lecture. I appreciate some of the ideas they put forward, too. It’s an irony-pilled audience and they're sitting in a deeply earnest room. I slip out during the Q&A - overwhelmed, honestly, and I’m late to another function. I’m handed a gin and tonic in the Lower East Side. I’m talking about the Russian Cosmism lecture. “Lenin tried that and 20 million people died,” I am told. “I don’t really know enough,” I say. I’m sent a documentary about The Tyranny of Scientism. I order some things like the books by Nick Zurnig and Mark Fisher. It’s good to be objective. The night slips onward. It’s rude to talk about accelerationism at a party. Wednesday, January 16 It's slightly warmer in New York today. It's still cold, but it's less frigid, I'm walking through Soho typing, I'm walking to Equinox, I'll finish writing this on the treadmill, I had such a fun night last night although I do feel terribly guilty about squandering my health and my beauty and my soul every time I get drunk. I was such a good drunk, though. I adore my friends so deeply. I adore my new friends. I think they are my best friends. I’m trying not to quantify everything. There are names of people I love spinning through my mind, now. Why order things. Some people exhaust me, and then there are other people who don’t. I’ve found new friends who live artfully while occupying a natural state that is absorbed with the physical world, recently. How lucky for me. I don’t want to use my volatility as a bludgeon with which to bend people to my whims. Good thing I don’t feel particularly volatile this week. It’s best to consider these while outside of them. Objective introspection: am I doing a good job? WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Gofundme + LA Fire Resources here. Sunday, January 19 From 6pm - midnight at EARTH — Jordan Castro and Cluny present SILENCE. An evening of silence. No speaking, no phones.
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David and I go to Estela for dinner. It’s our anniversary. He tells me not to say anything online about it. Private life should stay private, he says, but I’m writing it anyway. Estela is nice. It’s the sister restaurant of Altro Paradiso. My friend, Madelyn works there. Estela is smaller, cozier, you have to buzz to get into the building and then it’s up some steps, it feels like you’re in an apartment, it feels like you’re in Berlin. I’ve never been to Copenhagen, but I imagine it feels a bit like Copenhagen, too. “I like more old timey restaurants,” David says. “Me too,” I say. “But sometimes isn’t it nice to be in a restaurant that feels like Copenhagen? David agrees. He’s never been to Copenhagen either. Altro Paradiso is brightly lit, whereas Estela is dim. Stella - Latin for Star. Etc. The distinction feels a little obvious, but then, I’m being a little particular. Estela is small plates. Romantic. You can tell because you have to buzz the door to get in, and because the lighting is really dark. They put us in a little alcove by the shelves and shelves of wine. We order iberico ham, bread and butter, endive salad, crab with celery root (the best dish), squid ink fried rice with little bits of squid, steak with elderberry sauce. I order a Tito's martini, but I’m told they don’t serve Titos here. I’m told they have one martini with vodka that “tastes like smirnoff” ($22) and another with vodka that’s way better and far preferable (paraphrased) ($30). Our waitress is peppy. “We’ll take the Smirnoff,” David says. “She’s nice,” I say, later. “Domineering,” David says. Later, the waitress rolls her eyes a little when she asks me how my martini is. She smiles when I say good. I believe she is sincere in her hope that I’m happy as I guzzle up the fruits of my lowbrow taste. It really is a lovely meal. I don’t mean to be cynical. I tell David he should tell them it’s our anniversary so we can have something free, and he tells them “it’s our anniversary, can we have dessert on the house.” Then, I’m embarrassed, but they bring us dessert (with a price) and champagne (on the house). Tuesday, January 14 I’ve been working on maintaining constant motion. “An object in motion will stay in motion,” I’ve been telling anyone that will listen. I walk in place all day, and then I walk through Washington Square Park at night, freezing. I make sure to do an extra lap to circle under the arch, all sparkling and illuminated and icy. I’m thirty minutes late to the Post-Doomerism talk at Gonzo’s, and this feels like an important one to me because I used to base my entire framework of thought around mitigating dread through a surrender to the inevitability of fates worse than death. It’s a terrible way to view the world - juvenile if nothing else, but also aesthetically and morally barren, limiting, a nihilistic obsession with the present does lead to destruction (yourself and others), no matter how many delusions you harbor about enlightenment, and about time and therefore preservation as false constructs. You can’t be nihilistic if you believe in good and evil, and I do believe in good and evil, so it was never going to hold up. Post Doomerism The lecture is just starting when I exit the elevator. The talk is between Chris Small (founder of Amazon Labor Union), PradaHorseShoe (founder of Russian Cosmism Circle NYC), Joshua Citarella (Doomscroll Podcast), and Geo Yankey (Comedian) “Russian Cosmists think that Marx doesn't take it far enough,” Amana explains. “Marxism wants to abolish capitalism, religion, the family…. but what about abolishing the OG bummer - death.” The point of the talk seems to be to present a sort of leftist vision of tech accelerationism. Capitalist Realism, the parts of the industrial revolution deemed actually good, nuclear fusion (clean and limitless energy which imitates the sun) instead of nuclear fission, fossil fuels , etc etc etc. The audience, on the other hand, is mostly composed of people I recognize from other downtown events - this one taking on an uncharacteristic and somewhat academic sincerity. “Hypothetically, heat death could occur before we run out of fuel,” a girl sitting next to me murmurs at one point, evidently at least somewhat convinced by technology’s capacity for limitless good. I try to conjure a sense of what she’s imagining in my mind's eye - create enough clean energy, and you could be driving your car one day when the whole universe just implodes. This isn’t aspirational to me. Longevity even, has never been particularly aspirational to me, although increasingly moreso, I’m increasingly less cynical. I appreciate the sincerity of the lecture. I appreciate some of the ideas they put forward, too. It’s an irony-pilled audience and they're sitting in a deeply earnest room. I slip out during the Q&A - overwhelmed, honestly, and I’m late to another function. I’m handed a gin and tonic in the Lower East Side. I’m talking about the Russian Cosmism lecture. “Lenin tried that and 20 million people died,” I am told. “I don’t really know enough,” I say. I’m sent a documentary about The Tyranny of Scientism. I order some things like the books by Nick Zurnig and Mark Fisher. It’s good to be objective. The night slips onward. It’s rude to talk about accelerationism at a party. Wednesday, January 16 It's slightly warmer in New York today. It's still cold, but it's less frigid, I'm walking through Soho typing, I'm walking to Equinox, I'll finish writing this on the treadmill, I had such a fun night last night although I do feel terribly guilty about squandering my health and my beauty and my soul every time I get drunk. I was such a good drunk, though. I adore my friends so deeply. I adore my new friends. I think they are my best friends. I’m trying not to quantify everything. There are names of people I love spinning through my mind, now. Why order things. Some people exhaust me, and then there are other people who don’t. I’ve found new friends who live artfully while occupying a natural state that is absorbed with the physical world, recently. How lucky for me. I don’t want to use my volatility as a bludgeon with which to bend people to my whims. Good thing I don’t feel particularly volatile this week. It’s best to consider these while outside of them. Objective introspection: am I doing a good job? WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Gofundme + LA Fire Resources here. Sunday, January 19 From 6pm - midnight at EARTH — Jordan Castro and Cluny present SILENCE. An evening of silence. No speaking, no phones.
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Burn my diaries
January 23, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID
WHAT I DID Sunday, January 19 Wet hair in the lobby at the gym. I am criticized only very slightly, and I am struck with nearly physical rage. I can’t walk anymore today. When I walk, I am compelled to think - then write - about myself. I have this huge body of work. I’ve written 364,133 unpublished words since my birthday in June, but they are all about myself, and the ugliest parts of myself at that. “You must be able to convert some of your journals into work you can use,” some of my friends say, but I don’t think anyone realizes just how bad they are. Any problem, the smallest problem, I can twist and chew and solve, often through written and rotating self deprecation and self congratulation that renders said problem irrelevant. I can do this over and over and over again, for hours daily, if I'm being honest. It’s not necessarily bad as a limited practice - churn out sludge so that it doesn’t live in your mind - but it becomes more and more excessive, nauseatingly so. I meet Madelyn at Shosh for dinner. The snowstorm has started. I texted David at the gym earlier: "big snowstorm coming." "Link me an article or you're full of shit," David said, but I wasn't, because it's here, and it's falling in big fat clumps. Shosh is lovely. It’s a new vegan wine bar in the West Village, which I would roll my eyes at as a concept, but Madelyn’s friends work there and I walk there in the blizzard - enter to a silver bar, an open kitchen, cream walls with a perfect archway cut into them that frames shades of glass wine bottles and assembled rows of thin wine glasses. We don’t get wine, but we do get gem salad, celeriac shawarma with fluffy bread, mushrooms, by which they mean every variety of mushroom you can imagine and a perfect green sauce to accompany. “Hummus is one of those things you think is all the same, but then you have good hummus…,” Madelyn’s friend who works there says, and he’s right, because the hummus here is determinately different. Better. Madelyn tells me she likes showing me good food, and I like this, too. Left to my own devices it’s all instant pistachio pudding and cold mashed potatoes eaten while standing up. This isn’t how one should live - slogging through the essential details of survival and routine like it’s something to get over with, not something to enjoy. At the very least, it’s something to be appreciated. I like meals like this. There’s the Casual Encounters reading later, the fundraiser for Los Angeles reading at that gallery in Tribeca, although all the galleries seem like they are suddenly in Tribeca these days. We’re there early. I can’t find the building, can’t get out of the snow. You do get out of the snow, eventually. You pick a few GoFundMe’s from the options laid out on the table, so many options on the table. You sit on the couch so you’re removed from the room, you have a birds eye view in that sense even though technically, you’re beneath, not above, it all. “You can see the social dynamics from here,” your friend says, kind of kidding, kind of not. You can see how the room clusters itself, at least. I stay for the readings, but not for long after. Walk home in the sleet and ice. It's a blizzard, but nothing is really sticking. Streets are mostly quiet - people in the windows of Lucia and Cipriani but otherwise it’s all empty. My reflection surprises me in the mirror when I get home. I only wear dresses, but today I’m wearing jeans. Mundanity, mundanity, mundanity. David says he wants to go to KGB, and at first I want to go too, but then I decide that I don’t. He leaves, walking into the storm as I’m coming out of it. I start to feel sick around eleven pm. I feel strange, falling asleep. Being sick really scares me. I hope it goes away. Monday, January 20 I expected to wake up sad this morning but I didn't. The snow didn't stick, but a thin layer of it did freeze. I'm sliding down the streets, and they aren't empty anymore. Bright, bright, icy light today. Coca Cola and muffin at the bodega for David. Celsius for me. Green tea mango and Cyanocobalamin. I need black coffee. Inauguration today. I walk and write for ninety minutes. I tried to join the David Lynch Meditation Live Stream at noon, but I got the time zones wrong and I was meant to join at three. It’s five now. Too late. Sitting in a steam room in a cloud of eucalyptus smog. The semester begins tomorrow, and other things, too. An end to my life of leisure, or more generously, an end to responsibility only as self directed. I feel like I was starting to figure it out. Non-fiction in the morning, fiction at night - my friend Grazie advised me of this schedule this summer. Being honest, though, I need more intensive direction. Natasha goes to take snow photos in Washington Square Park, but she says that Jill Stein is there and the park is so so so loud. The theme is: anti imperialism.. She sends me a photo of the birds in the snow. In an ironic twist, David is sick, but I am not. He orders sushi from Soho Sushi. He gives me five pieces from a california roll. I make cinnamon chai tea in the mug my dad got me from the ceramics shop near Mishaum. Every mug there is different. Mine has coarse leaves all over it, and a special rivet where your hand fits. “This apartment is pretty magical when it’s icy,” David admitted earlier, because it’s a greenhouse roof and so when you look up today it’s all like a snow globe. Icicles swirl in soft formations overhead, melting in morning light and then refreezing slightly differently as the sky turns hazy. I have my head under the cover. I’m reading other people’s diaries. Kafka, Anais Nin, I like the diaries I find online, too. I like the diaries I am sent. This isn’t my diary. I cannot stress that enough. My real diary is often quite ugly. This is one of the things I feel most guilty for. It’s strange, though. I wake up, I write in my secret diary, I walk for many miles, I write in my diary that I share online. It is good I will have less time, soon. Anya is staying with me tonight. David, in a friend's spare bedroom because I cannot, cannot, cannot get sick right now, too. It's so nice tonight. Anya and I have been friends since we were two weeks old. I used to tell people that as a child - "this is my best friend since I was two weeks old." Dimes in the snow. Clandestino in the snow. I really like sitting in the corner of a bar until the night reaches its bitter end. Not tonight, though. It's only ten. Tuesday, January 21 My first real responsibility in a month, and it's canceled - a whim of the weather. The snow has melted overnight and in its place is chalky salt stained pavement as far as you can see. It looks like marble. They turned Soho into marble in the night. I try to run outside, but it's too cold. Bitter cold, not pleasant cold. I'm coughing up the chalky air. It's the coldest day of the year. There's a man on the street and he's running towards the train, sloshing coffee all over his suit but he doesn't seem to even notice, certainly he doesn't care. The drops are freezing to the sleeves of his camel hair jacket before they reach the ground. He's covered in little coffee icicles. I doubt it will stain. I had nightmares last night. Everyone knew I was Actually Bad. I woke up saying "help me", but I used to wake up talking about rituals in rural places, so this is not a negative progression in the storyline of my possible possession. The chalky pavement has turned to ice in the afternoon. Walking under the Washington Square arch on the way to Tibet House and its icier than ever. The ground is all glazed over. It’s the latest installment of the Arden Wohl’s reading series at Tibet House; Inauguration Edition this time. Madelyn is wearing a pink sweatshirt when I get there. Madelyn is telling me about knowing your own mind. Alex Auder reads about cock sucking and brings up a friend to read with her who enjoys the act, because she doesn't "I feel demeaned when I suck dick. I feel demeaned when I teach yoga," she says. She reads a story about a life in servitude to someone famous who reminds her of Donald Trump. Tonight is a night where as soon as I have one glass of wine, I wish I didn’t. The haze sets in, and I want it to clear. Beckett arrives. The readings are mostly good, but I’m jittery. I sit in the lobby and I eat some grapes and cheese, replace the wine with water. “Over the years I noticed from my overlord that peasants were increasingly behaving like they were nobles,” Alex Auder is saying, when I return. “There are more cameras than there are people in the world,” Gideon Jacobs is reading, later. I can’t stop drifting in and out of the room. I’m worried about some things, about some people. I get like this sometimes, and I wish I could get it to stop. I go to the bathroom and I return again, to a reading about Courtney Love. “She used to do water ballet and she was getting into the grateful dead.” “She lied a lot and never listened directly but she was a sponge - she takes a word from an incidental periphery and works it into her trope in real time. She’s that fast.” “She said she was born on my birthday; July 1st, but she was born a week later; July 8th” This is my type of lie, I’m thinking. A lie to please. False enchantment. It’s a juvenile compulsion, you mostly outgrow it, and if it was Courtney Love partaking then perhaps it was charming, but my visceral reaction is one of repulsion. Lizzi Bougatsos reads about Gary Indiana. She sits on the floor and she clips her toenails. “We shall mark memory with reverence,” Arden is saying. Beckett is telling me that it’s cool to be at a reading that’s an older crowd, and it is, it’s wine and cheese, there’s no disco party to follow. Beckett introduces me to his acquaintance from Paris. They are talking about Godot and prison sentences. Samuel Beckett gave his Nobel Prize money to a jail org, or was it prisone.org One time, there was a prison break after a performance of Godot. Madelyn is making tape formations on her phone with the other Lacanians. Lacan as separated from psychoanalysis. Lacan as applicable to real life. I’m just gleaning sentences. These ideas aren’t mine. Cigarette outside and then a burger at the orthodox Jewish establishment nearby. We forgot they can only do vegan cheese on burgers here. A lychee martini instead. They’re playing pop music so loud Wednesday, January 23 I hear my neighbors door shut as I’m poised to leave this morning. Decide, instead, to hover in the kitchen. We don't really like each other, my neighbor and I. Nothing was ever said, but there’s an underlying hostility. I have friends over too late, too often. The walls are thin. I'm glad to be waking up at the same time as the rest of the world, though. Sometimes - up all night, becoming manic around five am, this can be nice, but it's usually not. Normal hours. Normal cycles of day and night. The ice has come and smoothed everything over. Too cold to listen to music on my walk to school. I'm peeling off layers in an office, at the gym, the hallway of our apartment is becoming salty and dusted with the chalky snowstorm residue that first coated the surface of everything, and that now is starting to settle. Nothing is volatile. Such placidity, suddenly, but I’m not bored. All the calm in the world. Thank god. It really was about time. And so, you eat two chalky protein pop tarts on the bench at the gym. There are two girls with thick french accents in the locker room parallel to you. "He's a fucking retard, he only calls me at three am and it's only because he wants to sleep with my friends," says one of the girls. She's wearing a sherpa jacket. KHRISJOY, it says, in big red dripping letters. Spray paint imitation. You look it up - $2145 online. It's so ugly, but you're vaguely impressed. Of course you are. You're wearing a Versace sports bra that you bought for a music festival in high school. Absurd. The people watching here is good. The girl is still talking. She's so furious. "And he would be calling to sleep with me, but he knows he can't, fucking retard," she is saying. This version of the narration makes more sense - her rage rooted in something adjacent to jealousy. You gather your things. You gather your tote bags. It's too cold for so many bags. Your hands get numb out there. You're in a humid basement now, but you can't stay here forever. There's an artists talk tonight, but do you have it in you to attend? Cheese and sausage for dinner at home. I forgot about the dishes and I left the sink running for an hour. I’ve never known how to dress for the weather, but that doesn’t mean I mind the extremes. Today - my mother’s gloves, a borrowed Urbit hat from David, a beanie really, it looks insane but it’s too freezing for me to mind. More isn’t always more. More is often so, intolerably, annoying. I don’t want to wear a coat. My books arrive today. Mostly for school, plus one Ruby recommended. I’ll read them all - I’m glad that I have reason to. Salvador - Joan Didion The Company She Keeps - Mary McCarthy The Fire Next Time - James Baldwin Confessions - Saint Augustine The Situation and the Story - Vivian Gornic A Room of One’s Own - Virginia Woolf A Silent Woman - Janet Malcom Are You My Mother - Alison Bechdel The Argonauts - Maggie Nelson The Atrocity Exhibition - J. G. Ballard WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Thursday, January 23 From 6pm - 8pm at 61 Lispenard — Canada NY and Eighth House present Rest and Reprieve: A Window into Creative Solitude. Eighth House is “an interdisciplinary residency for artists and curators located in Central Vermont.” The exhibition serves as a benefit for this very special residency.
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Tuesday, January 21 My first real responsibility in a month, and it's canceled - a whim of the weather. The snow has melted overnight and in its place is chalky salt stained pavement as far as you can see. It looks like marble. They turned Soho into marble in the night. I try to run outside, but it's too cold. Bitter cold, not pleasant cold. I'm coughing up the chalky air. It's the coldest day of the year. There's a man on the street and he's running towards the train, sloshing coffee all over his suit but he doesn't seem to even notice, certainly he doesn't care. The drops are freezing to the sleeves of his camel hair jacket before they reach the ground. He's covered in little coffee icicles. I doubt it will stain. I had nightmares last night. Everyone knew I was Actually Bad. I woke up saying "help me", but I used to wake up talking about rituals in rural places, so this is not a negative progression in the storyline of my possible possession. The chalky pavement has turned to ice in the afternoon. Walking under the Washington Square arch on the way to Tibet House and its icier than ever. The ground is all glazed over. It’s the latest installment of the Arden Wohl’s reading series at Tibet House; Inauguration Edition this time. Madelyn is wearing a pink sweatshirt when I get there. Madelyn is telling me about knowing your own mind. Alex Auder reads about cock sucking and brings up a friend to read with her who enjoys the act, because she doesn't "I feel demeaned when I suck dick. I feel demeaned when I teach yoga," she says. She reads a story about a life in servitude to someone famous who reminds her of Donald Trump. Tonight is a night where as soon as I have one glass of wine, I wish I didn’t. The haze sets in, and I want it to clear. Beckett arrives. The readings are mostly good, but I’m jittery. I sit in the lobby and I eat some grapes and cheese, replace the wine with water. “Over the years I noticed from my overlord that peasants were increasingly behaving like they were nobles,” Alex Auder is saying, when I return. “There are more cameras than there are people in the world,” Gideon Jacobs is reading, later. I can’t stop drifting in and out of the room. I’m worried about some things, about some people. I get like this sometimes, and I wish I could get it to stop. I go to the bathroom and I return again, to a reading about Courtney Love. “She used to do water ballet and she was getting into the grateful dead.” “She lied a lot and never listened directly but she was a sponge - she takes a word from an incidental periphery and works it into her trope in real time. She’s that fast.” “She said she was born on my birthday; July 1st, but she was born a week later; July 8th” This is my type of lie, I’m thinking. A lie to please. False enchantment. It’s a juvenile compulsion, you mostly outgrow it, and if it was Courtney Love partaking then perhaps it was charming, but my visceral reaction is one of repulsion. Lizzi Bougatsos reads about Gary Indiana. She sits on the floor and she clips her toenails. “We shall mark memory with reverence,” Arden is saying. Beckett is telling me that it’s cool to be at a reading that’s an older crowd, and it is, it’s wine and cheese, there’s no disco party to follow. Beckett introduces me to his acquaintance from Paris. They are talking about Godot and prison sentences. Samuel Beckett gave his Nobel Prize money to a jail org, or was it prisone.org One time, there was a prison break after a performance of Godot. Madelyn is making tape formations on her phone with the other Lacanians. Lacan as separated from psychoanalysis. Lacan as applicable to real life. I’m just gleaning sentences. These ideas aren’t mine. Cigarette outside and then a burger at the orthodox Jewish establishment nearby. We forgot they can only do vegan cheese on burgers here. A lychee martini instead. They’re playing pop music so loud Wednesday, January 23 I hear my neighbors door shut as I’m poised to leave this morning. Decide, instead, to hover in the kitchen. We don't really like each other, my neighbor and I. Nothing was ever said, but there’s an underlying hostility. I have friends over too late, too often. The walls are thin. I'm glad to be waking up at the same time as the rest of the world, though. Sometimes - up all night, becoming manic around five am, this can be nice, but it's usually not. Normal hours. Normal cycles of day and night. The ice has come and smoothed everything over. Too cold to listen to music on my walk to school. I'm peeling off layers in an office, at the gym, the hallway of our apartment is becoming salty and dusted with the chalky snowstorm residue that first coated the surface of everything, and that now is starting to settle. Nothing is volatile. Such placidity, suddenly, but I’m not bored. All the calm in the world. Thank god. It really was about time. And so, you eat two chalky protein pop tarts on the bench at the gym. There are two girls with thick french accents in the locker room parallel to you. "He's a fucking retard, he only calls me at three am and it's only because he wants to sleep with my friends," says one of the girls. She's wearing a sherpa jacket. KHRISJOY, it says, in big red dripping letters. Spray paint imitation. You look it up - $2145 online. It's so ugly, but you're vaguely impressed. Of course you are. You're wearing a Versace sports bra that you bought for a music festival in high school. Absurd. The people watching here is good. The girl is still talking. She's so furious. "And he would be calling to sleep with me, but he knows he can't, fucking retard," she is saying. This version of the narration makes more sense - her rage rooted in something adjacent to jealousy. You gather your things. You gather your tote bags. It's too cold for so many bags. Your hands get numb out there. You're in a humid basement now, but you can't stay here forever. There's an artists talk tonight, but do you have it in you to attend? Cheese and sausage for dinner at home. I forgot about the dishes and I left the sink running for an hour. I’ve never known how to dress for the weather, but that doesn’t mean I mind the extremes. Today - my mother’s gloves, a borrowed Urbit hat from David, a beanie really, it looks insane but it’s too freezing for me to mind. More isn’t always more. More is often so, intolerably, annoying. I don’t want to wear a coat. My books arrive today. Mostly for school, plus one Ruby recommended. I’ll read them all - I’m glad that I have reason to. Salvador - Joan Didion The Company She Keeps - Mary McCarthy The Fire Next Time - James Baldwin Confessions - Saint Augustine The Situation and the Story - Vivian Gornic A Room of One’s Own - Virginia Woolf A Silent Woman - Janet Malcom Are You My Mother - Alison Bechdel The Argonauts - Maggie Nelson The Atrocity Exhibition - J. G. Ballard WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Thursday, January 23 From 6pm - 8pm at 61 Lispenard — Canada NY and Eighth House present Rest and Reprieve: A Window into Creative Solitude. Eighth House is “an interdisciplinary residency for artists and curators located in Central Vermont.” The exhibition serves as a benefit for this very special residency.
Inline links: https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!TlLq!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F75d232d2-5720-42ad-a6bc-aafacf53eb67_560x562.jpeg, Tibet House, Alex Auder, Gideon Jacobs, Lizzi Bougatsos, Arden, KHRISJOY, Salvador -, The Company She Keeps, The Fire Next Time, Confessions, The Situation and the Story, A Room of One’s Own, A Silent Woman, Are You My Mother, The Argonauts, The Atrocity Exhibition, Canada NY, Eighth House, Rest and Reprieve: A Window into Creative Solitude.
Coffeeshop Gossip
July 23, 2025 · Original source
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WHAT I DID Friday, July 18 Civil twilight haze of the nicest kind outside and, I forgot to turn the lights off. Caffe Reggio is open until four am, so this will be a good place to start. There is always so much time, I noted. There is, actually, not that much time, I noted after that. So for example my sister really likes the opera and so we go to the opera a lot, my one other Reggio compatriate is telling his date. It’s good here because there is no music. It’s good here, because without music, and sober somewhere loud and public for once, you can really hear the chatter. Stain glass lanterns and big glass windows and relics of worship. I tell Amelia she can join me if she wants but she’s sleeping. I tell Amelia I haven’t been having bad dreams. So you feel at home in your house, my old man Reggio compatriate is telling his very pretty date. I do, the date is saying. I do. I am thinking - It’s good to be sure about why you are eavesdropping. It’s good to be sure about what everyone else can hear. It’s ok for now. I’m the only one who can hear at this hour, and it doesn’t seem like much of what my compatriots are saying is secret. Coffeeshop Gossip. I regret most of the times I have become particularly open. In my plans; I am mostly sober; I possess tremendous integrity and discretion. Sitting in Caffe Reggio with a glass of wine and a chicken caprese salad live blogging my early morning. The date next to me got up to leave and they passed off to me, two overflowing chalices of wine. Insane thing to do. Nothing like this has ever happened to me before. Thinking about who I can call right now. I don't think I have ever been lonely before. Insane and annoying thing to say, but I think it might be true. I make a few more notes. I'm not lonely. I'm at Caffe Reggio at civil twilight alone with two overflowing chalices of wine that I cannot drink lest I get drunk or vomit or god forbid, fall asleep. I sleep with the lights off, but it is already bright through the greenhouse windows. Saturday, July 19 The play last night was nice; one of my favorites - By Morning. Talk of watching geese while they fly overhead at dusk from the porch, tyrannical fathers, a family composed of equally near irredeemable brothers whom I found all to be strangely endearing, and nearly the whole family's mutual gf who is deemed manipulative but not that smart. It ended with a gunshot. I walked down the stairs of the strange theater. My friends were in Brooklyn. My friends were in Flatiron. I was asked to stop live blogging. I said; I never live blog, I write a Diary of Fiction. It all quieted down. You have a lot going for you, they said. I guess, I said. They cancelled my meeting and I would like to not be disappointed. I walked for a while at sunrise again and slept little. This is fine. So you admit you are neurotic, I was told. It started to rain again outside Caffe Reggio. Madelyn says she is not intentionally influenced by any artist but it is like, she grabs the color green! I would like to become very strong in England. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Wednesday, July 23 From 10pm at Night Club 101 — Jasmine Johnson, Crush Sahara, and Ezra Marcus
Inline links: By Morning, Night Club 101, Jasmine Johnson, Crush Sahara, Ezra Marcus
From 10pm at Night Club 101 — Jasmine Johnson, Crush Sahara, and Ezra Marcus Thursday, July 24 From 7:30pm - 10pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Amnescopia presents a screening of Eric Rohmer's A Tale of Summer. Rohmer summer is sweet, and hopefully not over yet <3
Inline links: Night Club 101, Jasmine Johnson, Crush Sahara, Ezra Marcus, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!ePy6!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F24559a83-853c-4289-851a-2b34e6394a1e_646x656.png, Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Amnescopia
Amtrak4 mentions across 4 issues

Amtrak is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 4 times across 4 issues between May 28, 2024 and November 05, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Amtrak to the ocean tonight"; "David cuts the Amtrak line"; "The Amtrak lost power". It most often appears alongside New York, New York City, Soho.

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COLLECTED AGENDA #2
May 28, 2024 · Original source
Amtrak to the ocean tonight. Then I’m in the car leaving Providence with my dog and my dad and I’m making everyone roll up and down the windows so that I’ll catch the breeze at exactly the moment when you first smell salt. Full moon over the dock. Too cold to swim and then walk home, so we’re driving the van a quarter of the mile down the road to jump in. The sharks allegedly haven’t arrived at Buzzards Bay yet and there’s no light that isn’t moon and there’s nobody else here. Actually, everything is more beautiful than I could have ever possibly imagined.
Florida, Massachusetts
December 03, 2024 · Original source
Before I go away for Thanksgiving, I go to dinner at Decibel with Madelyn. We go to Pardon My French for a martini. We go to KGB. I go to the Lower East Side, I go to a going away party, I go to the bodega, I go home. At a party in the Lower East Side, a girl is talking about censorship, the age of censorship, how liberated she feels by the passing of This Terrible Era. "So what do you want to say?" Her friend is asking. "What?" the girl says. "What were you waiting to be free to say?" The girl rolls her eyes. "It's the principle" "Yes," her friend is saying. "The principle is important, but you can be free to do whatever you want and still be entirely uninteresting." At a party in the Lower East Side, people are talking about The Internet. "Everything you say is regurgitated from The Internet," the girl is telling her friend. Before I leave New York for only a few days, I go to Franz Kafka at The Morgan Library. It's not a very nice exhibition. They've put pop up walls and bright colors and crowded superfluous exhibition text all over the whole place. I write a review, but then I think it's kind of snarky. It's ok to be mean, but it's not ok to be cheap. "Why are you afraid of being mean," someone asked me a few weeks ago. "Because I don't want to say things that hurt people close to me," I said in response. What I should have said is - because what if I'm mean for nothing? What if I'm mean and I'm wrong and it's cheap. I get a martini at Moynihan Station. David cuts the Amtrak line. “What are they going to do?” he says. This infuriates a woman near us. Afterwards, I think I see this woman everywhere. She's sitting next to me at The Tunnel Cafe. I book a dermatology appointment for when I'm back in New York City. Select any provider, I say. I receive my confirmation email shortly after and I swear to god - the doctor they assigned me is the woman from the train. I cancel the appointment quickly. If this is fate, then it stems from nothing good. God‘s hand has nothing to do with it. Someone is simply playing tricks. the Amtrak Some things that happen in Massachusetts are: I behave very badly. I can't find my keys. It's raining. I can't go outside. I'm in an airbnb where I have never been before and It's so cold and these walls are gray, nothing like home, a lot like the kind of walls that one could imagine closing in. I start shaking by the window and I think about how I could probably be someone who does something like punch a hole through the glass. I wouldn't do this, but it's strange to feel capable of it. I think about how I should probably just go outside. It's objectively strange to spiral. I never crash out. I don't know why gray wall to wall carpeting and people talking too loudly and vicinity to an unknown suburban street freaks me out so much. I wish I could scream at the sky and the rain would stop just like that. I calm down. I don't actually wish I could control the weather. That would be no kind of a life. I go to a hotel I can't afford and I try to break into their gym to use the treadmill. I can't get into the gym, but no one stops me in the lobby. I drink their lemon water. I drink almost the whole pitcher. I call my dad and I say can you please come pick me up now. In a different house, a house that is familiar, a house that I have always known - I sit by the fire, I sit by big glass windows, I watch Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008), I drive to the snow. "I'm driving to Florida to drive to the snow," I say. Welcome to Florida, Massachusetts the sign on turnpike says. It's a white sign flanked by plaster palm trees. A little snowman with yellow hands and feet throws his hands in the air. Troop 76 Pack 76, the sign says. It's a blizzard up the turnpike. It's snowing in thick wet sheets. It's the type of snow that's fast and heavy, almost like rain but it's opaque and it's sticking. Everyone gets out of the car but me. I'm too cold, I say. My sister is throwing snowballs. I get out of the car too. We drive down the mountain. My dad plays Alice's Restaurant by Arlo Guthrie. We play all twenty-five minutes of it and then we play it again. We pick up David. Do you want to hear Alice's Restaurant?, I ask him. Alice’s Restaurant, Album Cover Things are nice, from here. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Tuesday, December 3 From 5:30 - 7:30pm at Il Bisonte — Yolo Journal celebrates the new Fall/Winter issue. I love few things more than a beautiful travel journal (something that has become few and far between). Yolo Journal, however, fits this bill to exaction. Wine provided by Franciacorta. RSVP to ilbisonte@novellapagherapr.com
Inline links: Decibel, Pardon My French, KGB, Franz Kafka at The Morgan Library, The Tunnel Cafe, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!Ir9V!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fbd04dfd6-f357-422e-a521-9d17731dfe1b_4032x3024.jpeg, Vicky Cristina Barcelona, Alice's Restaurant, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!WxiA!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fe78658ae-4123-4810-ad03-f0e13a55cd31_316x316.jpeg, Il Bisonte, Yolo Journal, Franciacorta
the Amtrak Some things that happen in Massachusetts are: I behave very badly. I can't find my keys. It's raining. I can't go outside. I'm in an airbnb where I have never been before and It's so cold and these walls are gray, nothing like home, a lot like the kind of walls that one could imagine closing in. I start shaking by the window and I think about how I could probably be someone who does something like punch a hole through the glass. I wouldn't do this, but it's strange to feel capable of it. I think about how I should probably just go outside. It's objectively strange to spiral. I never crash out. I don't know why gray wall to wall carpeting and people talking too loudly and vicinity to an unknown suburban street freaks me out so much. I wish I could scream at the sky and the rain would stop just like that. I calm down. I don't actually wish I could control the weather. That would be no kind of a life. I go to a hotel I can't afford and I try to break into their gym to use the treadmill. I can't get into the gym, but no one stops me in the lobby. I drink their lemon water. I drink almost the whole pitcher. I call my dad and I say can you please come pick me up now. In a different house, a house that is familiar, a house that I have always known - I sit by the fire, I sit by big glass windows, I watch Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008), I drive to the snow. "I'm driving to Florida to drive to the snow," I say. Welcome to Florida, Massachusetts the sign on turnpike says. It's a white sign flanked by plaster palm trees. A little snowman with yellow hands and feet throws his hands in the air. Troop 76 Pack 76, the sign says. It's a blizzard up the turnpike. It's snowing in thick wet sheets. It's the type of snow that's fast and heavy, almost like rain but it's opaque and it's sticking. Everyone gets out of the car but me. I'm too cold, I say. My sister is throwing snowballs. I get out of the car too. We drive down the mountain. My dad plays Alice's Restaurant by Arlo Guthrie. We play all twenty-five minutes of it and then we play it again. We pick up David. Do you want to hear Alice's Restaurant?, I ask him. Alice’s Restaurant, Album Cover Things are nice, from here. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Tuesday, December 3 From 5:30 - 7:30pm at Il Bisonte — Yolo Journal celebrates the new Fall/Winter issue. I love few things more than a beautiful travel journal (something that has become few and far between). Yolo Journal, however, fits this bill to exaction. Wine provided by Franciacorta. RSVP to ilbisonte@novellapagherapr.com
Inline links: Vicky Cristina Barcelona, Alice's Restaurant, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!WxiA!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fe78658ae-4123-4810-ad03-f0e13a55cd31_316x316.jpeg, Il Bisonte, Yolo Journal, Franciacorta
Autumn Secrets
October 27, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, October 20 Autumn storm of the nicest kind outside, and I think I’ll close my eyes and imagine something else. I’ve been letting the clutter pile up for a while now. The intention was to disappear the clutter by simply leaving it behind. Catch a train. The hurricane rolled in early. The Amtrak lost power. The taxi skidded on black ice on Delancey Street. I circled New York City a few times in the car and then on foot and then I decided to stay a while. It was supposed to be something more like; stack clothing miles high on the floor of a small-box-apartment and then leave it all behind. Watch the waves swell bigger and bigger along gray rocky shores. Watch the wooden dock come crashing down like it sometimes does in the biggest winds this time of year. Run around the tip of a peninsula amidst floods and tornadoes and wear a lifejacket when you fling yourself off the bridge and into the ocean because the currents, in October, have a proclivity for sweeping swimmers out to sea. My mother sends me pictures of the fire, the dog, red berries that crunch underfoot and the nice and drafty sort of windows. How many autumn storms of this kind do I really have left in a lifetime to pass by a cool and gray ocean? Seven, maybe, if I’m feeling lucky. Probably less. It was soft dark stormy and O.K. in New York City this weekend, anyways. Because a butterfly flapped its wings, you spent the weekend in New York, my mother tells me, on the phone. Because I missed a train, I say. Because an elephant stomped its feet and things still happen as they happen, actually. I am feeling a bit unduly self indulgent. Thinking about what I want as itemized and limitless. Gold Ciel Chapman A-line dress.
Fever Dreams
November 05, 2025 · Original source
A good nights sleep Monday, October 27 I opened the window to let in the eerie and whistling wind after the reading last night and then I stayed up late, fallen leaves and pollen drifting past my headboard. Called Celia to talk about the same things all over again. Called Celia to request that she confirm my fears and delusions and certainties for the million billionth time. I’m getting a really creepy feeling, Celia said. Like a horror movie, Celia said. In my earliest memories, I recall walking around with this very deep self-assuredness. I would wake up everyday feeling so certain and blessed for the absolute pureness of my heart. So when he said he understood me as perfect, it was like oh someone finally understands me the way that I understand myself, Celia said It is important to always have pure intentions, I told Celia. I like when people share my aesthetic sensibilities and are unfazed about the things I worry hedge towards evil, I told Celia I’m starting to feel so creeped out, Celia told me. Tuesday, October 28 Nothing was so creepy. I was not scared of anything anymore. I could still hear the wind through my open window and in the daylight it was nice. The nicest, really. The nicest thing in the world. I slept through the afternoon half aware of this nice and floating wind and then I donned a black skirt, black top, black Ganni boots and I drifted through orange-hour Washington Square Park and a light fall rain towards the lobby of The Marlton Hotel. Where there was a fire and Celia perched by it, waiting for me. Nothing ever happens. I used to be so arrogant, I told Celia, at The Marlton. Arrogance is a good sort of thing to hold onto, sometimes. Celia told me. Celia said something about our friends being cancelled online, something about moral hierarchies, she was done feeling sorry for herself and love thy god with all thy heart and all thy might and acedia is the only truly mortal sin. The Marlton Hotel and God and Self Indulgence. French fries with garlic aioli and dirty martinis and tuna tartar and writers workshop without too much writing. I was sitting there kicking my feet around and feeling like I might die if I couldn’t break-the-pattern-today-so-the-loop-does-not-repeat-tomorrow. Do you remember what life used to feel like? Do you wish to live forever? Do you wish to never suffer? Do you wish to never suffer, forever? I’m sorry to be cryptic about it. Wednesday, October 29 In my fever dream, I was back on the Amtrak heading towards Florida, Massachusetts and everyone around me was screaming. We were traveling to record something regarding Esoteric Health. It was still October, and I knew the omens we were seeking to be somewhat evil. Everyone was furious at me, and this only bothered me because I did not know why. Woke up in New York City yelling, somewhere between a memory and a fugue state. A recurring dream I used to have where I was driving with my parents over the George Washington Bridge in a winter storm and an old woman was lurching at the vehicle, tugging at the door handles, talking about how it was almost too late. A train ride last winter where everyone was screaming at me because my ex-boyfriend was being abrasive and I was kind of in on the bit. A small faux-thatched-roof apartment in Greenwich Village where no one is angry because no one is here. I paid my dues in apologies and reparations in October, and now God has rewarded me with a real life fever and unpleasant news. A lot of things I loved became shrouded in delusion and vicious self-involvement. A lot of clarity and purity of heart became hard to access because my morning was shrouded in a fever. Kind of wanting to scream. Kind of wanting to take my Brown Prada Boots and Black Fry Boots and Grandmas Suede Ballet Flats to the cobbler. My Blue Pearl Necklace to the jeweler. My Sue Wang Dress and Red Vintage Slip to the tailor. Kind of have been like a bull in a china shop with all my beautiful things, and now there is so much to fix. Kind of feeling indignant. I should really focus on believing in something. I believe in hotel lobbies, superficially. I believe in other things, too, but I am trying to have a bit more discretion about it. Thursday, October 30 Here is what has happened: I am sitting at The Marlton hotel now where everything is cast in a kind of olive glow and the fire place is roaring and I ordered a cheese board with camembert, comté, manchego, six grapes, two halfs figs, spoon of truffle honey and spoon of jam by myself. Ordered chamomile tea and sat with Rebecca and Dory in the sunroom with my fever, earlier. Now, I am sitting by the fire with my fever by myself. I am not ready to go home. I am not really ready to think or write about the sort of things that have happened. A small beautiful blond child and her brother a bit older just walked in both wearing sweet striped shirts. Their father just finished the marathon. Their mother is all smiles, pulling apples from her canvas bag and polishing them on the hotel napkins before placing the fruit in the beautiful children’s outstretched hand. I am green with envy. I am so overjoyed to be looking in on their Beautiful Life. An insufferable duo on a first date next to me is talking about how much they hate parades and how their work is industry agnostic. Their flirting is so nauseating. Bad voice physiognomy. They are flirting with each other in the most insufferable and sexless way and you can tell, so clearly, that they met on The Internet. I am starting to consider forgoing The Internet. There is a soulless kind of song and dance these people are doing. He is listing out his favorite types of Pasta Shapes and numbering his rankings on his stubby fingers. She is talking about food poisoning. Neither of them are religious. I am trying to stomach my distaste. If you have ugly thoughts they will seep through your skin and stomach and long black sleeves of your long black Brandy Melville dress and they will seep up through your mind and out of your pours and intermingle with the rancid scent of your fever that will become a deeper sort of illness and start to rot and fester in you forever. Your bitter and ugly thoughts will start to turn your face all ugly and ruined. I am trying to wish them grace and good will. I am trying to sip my tea and choke down fruit truffle honey and crackers. Twist my hair into two very tight braids. I want to find myself a little less repulsed. I want to look at these strangers’ pale forms and imagine them replaced by orbs of light. I want to look inside their rich inner worlds. I want to look into strangers’ eyes and not be afraid of staring or back holes. I want to wish them well. I want to hope they find a beautiful life. I want to hope they buy a beautiful life. Friday, October 31 Here is what has happened. Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage. Once; I lived in a glass apartment in the sky. I am not sure how things can oscillate in extremes, to that degree, with that level of hot and cold and up and down and everything cruel, like it became. I used to lie on the floor to feel close to things. Lie on the floor and dream about it. The past has been orbiting in ways that make me queasy along with the illness in the air, today and yesterday, since the eve of Halloween, really. At the Halloween Party in Chinatown I wore a black hat and milled about amongst red flowers, plum tart, candles and courtyards. Went bolting up the stairs to catch a car. Went walking under the Washington Square Park archway where the air was very crisp and I was very feverish. The park was overwhelming me with street performers and noise and light and stimulation. And then in the shadows and the grass and tucked away beyond the benches there are figures in sweatshirts and denim and long sweeping hair and interlaced hands and fallen leaves and everything sweet all around the edges. I was sitting at the edge of the park in June with my fingers interlaced and the beating sun fading into dusk and the summer stretching kind of hazy and breathless ahead. It is strange to try to remember anything. Strange all the stories I am hearing in the wind and the autumn and the fever dreams and another passing season. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Wednesday, November 5 From 7pm at Night Club 101 — 99 Minutes or Less returns with Maison du Bonheur (2017, 62 minutes). 99 Minutes or Less is a new free film screening showing films that are (you guessed it) 99 minutes or less. This evening’s screening is guest programmed by Elissa Suh of Movie Pudding. After party to follow with sounds by Dj Kyle and Paradise by Replica
Inline links: Night Club 101, 99 Minutes or Less, Maison du Bonheur, Elissa Suh, Movie Pudding, Dj Kyle, Paradise by Replica
Casual Encounters4 mentions across 4 issues

Casual Encounters is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 4 times across 4 issues between January 19, 2025 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Casual Encounters and On The Rag are hosting a fundraiser to save helLa"; "Casual Encounters presents the launch party for 'Umm… Exercise'"; "Casual Encounters presents On The Rag London Launch Party". It most often appears alongside KGB, Confessions, EARTH.

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January 19, 2025
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December 09, 2025
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@casualencountersz
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January continues
January 19, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Canada — Casual Encounters and On The Rag are hosting a fundraiser to save helLa. Readings by Ariana Reines, Peter Vack, Riska Seval, Adam Wilson, and more. RSVP here. Gofundme + LA Fire Resources here.
Inline links: Canada, Casual Encounters, On The Rag, Ariana Reines, Peter Vack, Riska Seval, Adam Wilson, here, here
Burn my diaries
January 23, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Sunday, January 19 Wet hair in the lobby at the gym. I am criticized only very slightly, and I am struck with nearly physical rage. I can’t walk anymore today. When I walk, I am compelled to think - then write - about myself. I have this huge body of work. I’ve written 364,133 unpublished words since my birthday in June, but they are all about myself, and the ugliest parts of myself at that. “You must be able to convert some of your journals into work you can use,” some of my friends say, but I don’t think anyone realizes just how bad they are. Any problem, the smallest problem, I can twist and chew and solve, often through written and rotating self deprecation and self congratulation that renders said problem irrelevant. I can do this over and over and over again, for hours daily, if I'm being honest. It’s not necessarily bad as a limited practice - churn out sludge so that it doesn’t live in your mind - but it becomes more and more excessive, nauseatingly so. I meet Madelyn at Shosh for dinner. The snowstorm has started. I texted David at the gym earlier: "big snowstorm coming." "Link me an article or you're full of shit," David said, but I wasn't, because it's here, and it's falling in big fat clumps. Shosh is lovely. It’s a new vegan wine bar in the West Village, which I would roll my eyes at as a concept, but Madelyn’s friends work there and I walk there in the blizzard - enter to a silver bar, an open kitchen, cream walls with a perfect archway cut into them that frames shades of glass wine bottles and assembled rows of thin wine glasses. We don’t get wine, but we do get gem salad, celeriac shawarma with fluffy bread, mushrooms, by which they mean every variety of mushroom you can imagine and a perfect green sauce to accompany. “Hummus is one of those things you think is all the same, but then you have good hummus…,” Madelyn’s friend who works there says, and he’s right, because the hummus here is determinately different. Better. Madelyn tells me she likes showing me good food, and I like this, too. Left to my own devices it’s all instant pistachio pudding and cold mashed potatoes eaten while standing up. This isn’t how one should live - slogging through the essential details of survival and routine like it’s something to get over with, not something to enjoy. At the very least, it’s something to be appreciated. I like meals like this. There’s the Casual Encounters reading later, the fundraiser for Los Angeles reading at that gallery in Tribeca, although all the galleries seem like they are suddenly in Tribeca these days. We’re there early. I can’t find the building, can’t get out of the snow. You do get out of the snow, eventually. You pick a few GoFundMe’s from the options laid out on the table, so many options on the table. You sit on the couch so you’re removed from the room, you have a birds eye view in that sense even though technically, you’re beneath, not above, it all. “You can see the social dynamics from here,” your friend says, kind of kidding, kind of not. You can see how the room clusters itself, at least. I stay for the readings, but not for long after. Walk home in the sleet and ice. It's a blizzard, but nothing is really sticking. Streets are mostly quiet - people in the windows of Lucia and Cipriani but otherwise it’s all empty. My reflection surprises me in the mirror when I get home. I only wear dresses, but today I’m wearing jeans. Mundanity, mundanity, mundanity. David says he wants to go to KGB, and at first I want to go too, but then I decide that I don’t. He leaves, walking into the storm as I’m coming out of it. I start to feel sick around eleven pm. I feel strange, falling asleep. Being sick really scares me. I hope it goes away. Monday, January 20 I expected to wake up sad this morning but I didn't. The snow didn't stick, but a thin layer of it did freeze. I'm sliding down the streets, and they aren't empty anymore. Bright, bright, icy light today. Coca Cola and muffin at the bodega for David. Celsius for me. Green tea mango and Cyanocobalamin. I need black coffee. Inauguration today. I walk and write for ninety minutes. I tried to join the David Lynch Meditation Live Stream at noon, but I got the time zones wrong and I was meant to join at three. It’s five now. Too late. Sitting in a steam room in a cloud of eucalyptus smog. The semester begins tomorrow, and other things, too. An end to my life of leisure, or more generously, an end to responsibility only as self directed. I feel like I was starting to figure it out. Non-fiction in the morning, fiction at night - my friend Grazie advised me of this schedule this summer. Being honest, though, I need more intensive direction. Natasha goes to take snow photos in Washington Square Park, but she says that Jill Stein is there and the park is so so so loud. The theme is: anti imperialism.. She sends me a photo of the birds in the snow. In an ironic twist, David is sick, but I am not. He orders sushi from Soho Sushi. He gives me five pieces from a california roll. I make cinnamon chai tea in the mug my dad got me from the ceramics shop near Mishaum. Every mug there is different. Mine has coarse leaves all over it, and a special rivet where your hand fits. “This apartment is pretty magical when it’s icy,” David admitted earlier, because it’s a greenhouse roof and so when you look up today it’s all like a snow globe. Icicles swirl in soft formations overhead, melting in morning light and then refreezing slightly differently as the sky turns hazy. I have my head under the cover. I’m reading other people’s diaries. Kafka, Anais Nin, I like the diaries I find online, too. I like the diaries I am sent. This isn’t my diary. I cannot stress that enough. My real diary is often quite ugly. This is one of the things I feel most guilty for. It’s strange, though. I wake up, I write in my secret diary, I walk for many miles, I write in my diary that I share online. It is good I will have less time, soon. Anya is staying with me tonight. David, in a friend's spare bedroom because I cannot, cannot, cannot get sick right now, too. It's so nice tonight. Anya and I have been friends since we were two weeks old. I used to tell people that as a child - "this is my best friend since I was two weeks old." Dimes in the snow. Clandestino in the snow. I really like sitting in the corner of a bar until the night reaches its bitter end. Not tonight, though. It's only ten. Tuesday, January 21 My first real responsibility in a month, and it's canceled - a whim of the weather. The snow has melted overnight and in its place is chalky salt stained pavement as far as you can see. It looks like marble. They turned Soho into marble in the night. I try to run outside, but it's too cold. Bitter cold, not pleasant cold. I'm coughing up the chalky air. It's the coldest day of the year. There's a man on the street and he's running towards the train, sloshing coffee all over his suit but he doesn't seem to even notice, certainly he doesn't care. The drops are freezing to the sleeves of his camel hair jacket before they reach the ground. He's covered in little coffee icicles. I doubt it will stain. I had nightmares last night. Everyone knew I was Actually Bad. I woke up saying "help me", but I used to wake up talking about rituals in rural places, so this is not a negative progression in the storyline of my possible possession. The chalky pavement has turned to ice in the afternoon. Walking under the Washington Square arch on the way to Tibet House and its icier than ever. The ground is all glazed over. It’s the latest installment of the Arden Wohl’s reading series at Tibet House; Inauguration Edition this time. Madelyn is wearing a pink sweatshirt when I get there. Madelyn is telling me about knowing your own mind. Alex Auder reads about cock sucking and brings up a friend to read with her who enjoys the act, because she doesn't "I feel demeaned when I suck dick. I feel demeaned when I teach yoga," she says. She reads a story about a life in servitude to someone famous who reminds her of Donald Trump. Tonight is a night where as soon as I have one glass of wine, I wish I didn’t. The haze sets in, and I want it to clear. Beckett arrives. The readings are mostly good, but I’m jittery. I sit in the lobby and I eat some grapes and cheese, replace the wine with water. “Over the years I noticed from my overlord that peasants were increasingly behaving like they were nobles,” Alex Auder is saying, when I return. “There are more cameras than there are people in the world,” Gideon Jacobs is reading, later. I can’t stop drifting in and out of the room. I’m worried about some things, about some people. I get like this sometimes, and I wish I could get it to stop. I go to the bathroom and I return again, to a reading about Courtney Love. “She used to do water ballet and she was getting into the grateful dead.” “She lied a lot and never listened directly but she was a sponge - she takes a word from an incidental periphery and works it into her trope in real time. She’s that fast.” “She said she was born on my birthday; July 1st, but she was born a week later; July 8th” This is my type of lie, I’m thinking. A lie to please. False enchantment. It’s a juvenile compulsion, you mostly outgrow it, and if it was Courtney Love partaking then perhaps it was charming, but my visceral reaction is one of repulsion. Lizzi Bougatsos reads about Gary Indiana. She sits on the floor and she clips her toenails. “We shall mark memory with reverence,” Arden is saying. Beckett is telling me that it’s cool to be at a reading that’s an older crowd, and it is, it’s wine and cheese, there’s no disco party to follow. Beckett introduces me to his acquaintance from Paris. They are talking about Godot and prison sentences. Samuel Beckett gave his Nobel Prize money to a jail org, or was it prisone.org One time, there was a prison break after a performance of Godot. Madelyn is making tape formations on her phone with the other Lacanians. Lacan as separated from psychoanalysis. Lacan as applicable to real life. I’m just gleaning sentences. These ideas aren’t mine. Cigarette outside and then a burger at the orthodox Jewish establishment nearby. We forgot they can only do vegan cheese on burgers here. A lychee martini instead. They’re playing pop music so loud Wednesday, January 23 I hear my neighbors door shut as I’m poised to leave this morning. Decide, instead, to hover in the kitchen. We don't really like each other, my neighbor and I. Nothing was ever said, but there’s an underlying hostility. I have friends over too late, too often. The walls are thin. I'm glad to be waking up at the same time as the rest of the world, though. Sometimes - up all night, becoming manic around five am, this can be nice, but it's usually not. Normal hours. Normal cycles of day and night. The ice has come and smoothed everything over. Too cold to listen to music on my walk to school. I'm peeling off layers in an office, at the gym, the hallway of our apartment is becoming salty and dusted with the chalky snowstorm residue that first coated the surface of everything, and that now is starting to settle. Nothing is volatile. Such placidity, suddenly, but I’m not bored. All the calm in the world. Thank god. It really was about time. And so, you eat two chalky protein pop tarts on the bench at the gym. There are two girls with thick french accents in the locker room parallel to you. "He's a fucking retard, he only calls me at three am and it's only because he wants to sleep with my friends," says one of the girls. She's wearing a sherpa jacket. KHRISJOY, it says, in big red dripping letters. Spray paint imitation. You look it up - $2145 online. It's so ugly, but you're vaguely impressed. Of course you are. You're wearing a Versace sports bra that you bought for a music festival in high school. Absurd. The people watching here is good. The girl is still talking. She's so furious. "And he would be calling to sleep with me, but he knows he can't, fucking retard," she is saying. This version of the narration makes more sense - her rage rooted in something adjacent to jealousy. You gather your things. You gather your tote bags. It's too cold for so many bags. Your hands get numb out there. You're in a humid basement now, but you can't stay here forever. There's an artists talk tonight, but do you have it in you to attend? Cheese and sausage for dinner at home. I forgot about the dishes and I left the sink running for an hour. I’ve never known how to dress for the weather, but that doesn’t mean I mind the extremes. Today - my mother’s gloves, a borrowed Urbit hat from David, a beanie really, it looks insane but it’s too freezing for me to mind. More isn’t always more. More is often so, intolerably, annoying. I don’t want to wear a coat. My books arrive today. Mostly for school, plus one Ruby recommended. I’ll read them all - I’m glad that I have reason to. Salvador - Joan Didion The Company She Keeps - Mary McCarthy The Fire Next Time - James Baldwin Confessions - Saint Augustine The Situation and the Story - Vivian Gornic A Room of One’s Own - Virginia Woolf A Silent Woman - Janet Malcom Are You My Mother - Alison Bechdel The Argonauts - Maggie Nelson The Atrocity Exhibition - J. G. Ballard WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Thursday, January 23 From 6pm - 8pm at 61 Lispenard — Canada NY and Eighth House present Rest and Reprieve: A Window into Creative Solitude. Eighth House is “an interdisciplinary residency for artists and curators located in Central Vermont.” The exhibition serves as a benefit for this very special residency.
Inline links: fundraiser for Los Angeles, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!1LMK!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fd6ba9ea7-5431-438d-968d-03f0204b83b3_1179x624.jpeg, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!TlLq!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F75d232d2-5720-42ad-a6bc-aafacf53eb67_560x562.jpeg, Tibet House, Alex Auder, Gideon Jacobs, Lizzi Bougatsos, Arden, KHRISJOY, Salvador -, The Company She Keeps, The Fire Next Time, Confessions, The Situation and the Story, A Room of One’s Own, A Silent Woman, Are You My Mother, The Argonauts, The Atrocity Exhibition, Canada NY, Eighth House, Rest and Reprieve: A Window into Creative Solitude.
From 6pm (readings at 7:30) at Salon Scharlin Union Square — Casual Encounters presents the launch party for “Umm… Exercise”. Readings by Tif Sigrids, Travis Diehl, Sammy Loren, Josh Shaddock, Annie Armstrong, and special guests.
Inline links: Tif Sigrids, Travis Diehl, Sammy Loren, Josh Shaddock, Annie Armstrong
Arrowhead expert
August 28, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 7:30pm at Beasy Soho — Casual Encounters presents On The Rag London Launch Party. Ft Super Short Readings, and copies of “America’s second greatest tabloid” for sale. | RSVP mandatory: http://www.casualencountersz.com/rsvp.html
Inline links: Beasy Soho, Casual Encounters, http://www.casualencountersz.com/rsvp.html
Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
LOS ANGELES - From 7pm at Giovanni’s Room — Casual Encounters + On The Rag present Holiday Party: drinks, merriment, and super short readings from OTR archives, ft Suzy Exposito, Violetta Balkoff, Gabby Sones, Jonathan D’Aguilar, Sarah Wang, Ellis Kopple, Mia Culpa, Chantel Murphy, Zara Schuster, and Emma Camille Barreto. | BYOB, BYOFriends
Inline links: Giovanni’s Room, On The Rag
Devil's Workshop4 mentions across 4 issues

Devil's Workshop is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 4 times across 4 issues between July 08, 2024 and February 25, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Devil's Workshop brings rock and roll to the club at Jean's"; "Devil's Workshop presents Cherry Bomb at Baby's All Right"; "Devil's Workshop Presents RED LIGHT at Jean's". It most often appears alongside Chloe Pingeon, New York, Cassidy Grady.

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COLLECTED AGENDA #5
July 08, 2024 · Original source
Also Wednesday, July 10 from 9pm to late - Devil's Workshop brings rock and roll to the club at Jean's. Live performances by Beau, The Kindergarten, and The Lovinas.
Inline links: Devil's Workshop, rock and roll to the club, Jean's, Beau, The Kindergarten, The Lovinas
COLLECTED AGENDA #6
July 27, 2024 · Original source
Wednesday, July 31 from 10pm - Devil's Workshop presents Cherry Bomb at Baby's All Right. Featuring flash tattoos, tooth gems, live performances by Dallas Wax and Cab Ellis Long, along with DJ sets by Matt Weinberger and Henry Casson.
Inline links: Devil's Workshop, Baby's All Right, Dallas Wax, Matt Weinberger, Henry Casson
COLLECTED AGENDA #7
August 14, 2024 · Original source
Tonight: Tuesday, August 13 from 10pm to late - Devil’s Workshop Presents RED LIGHT at Jean’s. Sounds by Citibikeboyz, Jacksonwalkerlewis and others, hosted by Cozyraf, Henry Casson, and others. I’ve noticed a lot more events hosted at Jean’s this summer, which I previously thought of as more of a restaurant and typical reservations only nightclub. Perhaps a Butterfly replacement?
Inline links: Devil’s Workshop, Jean’s, Citibikeboyz, Jacksonwalkerlewis, Cozyraf, Henry Casson
My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm at Carpark at SAA — Devil’s Workshop hosts a “Features” - a new monthly series the first Saturday of each month celebrating Brooklyn’s hip hop roots.
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GirlPox4 mentions across 4 issues

GirlPox is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 4 times across 4 issues between July 23, 2025 and January 14, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "GirlPox presents Fyre Fest Was so Fun!!! - a fundraising night celebrating GirlPox launch and debut production"; "GirlPox presents The Opening Night Party, in celebration of their debut production"; "GirlPox presents Open Text Night". It most often appears alongside Los Angeles, Night Club 101, Billy Pedlow.

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Coffeeshop Gossip
July 23, 2025 · Original source
From 7:30pm - 1:30am at Carriage House NYC — GirlPox presents Fyre Fest Was so Fun!!! - a fundraising night of theater, art, music, and mischief celebrating GirlPox launch and debut production. Performances by Marc Rebillet, Diva Smith, Harmony Tividad, and surprise artists.
Inline links: Carriage House NYC, Fyre Fest Was so Fun!!!
Void of Course
October 13, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm - 12am at The Bench — GirlPox presents The Opening Night Party, in celebration of their debut production FYRE FEST WAS SO FUN!!! A night of magic, music, hair featuring, karaoke, and more.
Inline links: The Bench, GirlPox, The Opening Night Party, FYRE FEST WAS SO FUN!!!
COLLECTED AGENDA
December 22, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at KGB Red Room — GirlPox presents Open Text Night. Like an open mic night but it’s your real unhinged text messages… Emceed by Marc Rebillet. | RSVP here
Inline links: GirlPox, Marc Rebillet, here
How To Break Paralysis
January 14, 2026 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at KGB Red Room — GirlPox presents Open Text Night. Like an open mic night but it’s your real unhinged text messages… Emceed by Marc Rebillet. | RSVP here
Inline links: GirlPox, Marc Rebillet, here
Perfectly Imperfect4 mentions across 4 issues

Perfectly Imperfect is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 4 times across 4 issues between October 02, 2024 and December 02, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "an evening of readings hosted by Perfectly Imperfect"; "You Missed It x Perfectly Imperfect present Urika's Bedroom"; "Teams from Supreme, Bar Oliver, FeedMe, Perfectly Imperfect, Throwing Fits". It most often appears alongside Los Angeles, New York, Night Club 101.

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Ways to be sincere.
October 02, 2024 · Original source
From 7:30pm at Montex Press Radio — Charm School celebrates their debut issue launch with an evening of readings hosted by Perfectly Imperfect. Readings by Saoirse Bertram, Adeline Swartzendruber, Madlen Stafford, Vivi Hayes, Bernard Cohen, and Genevieve Goffman. DJ sets by Isa Locsin, Misty Carrots, Nick Pato, Sperolecum, and Windy 500.
Inline links: Montex Press Radio, Charm School, Perfectly Imperfect, Saoirse Bertram, Adeline Swartzendruber, Vivi Hayes, Bernard Cohen, Genevieve Goffman, Isa Locsin, Misty Carrots, Nick Pato, Sperolecum, Windy 500
My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 11pm - late — You Missed It x Perfectly Imperfect present Urika’s Bedroom. Really insane lineup for this one - additional performances from Comet and Holidays in the United States, and DJ sets by Chanel Beads, Kassie Krut, and Quiet Light.
Inline links: You Missed It, Perfectly Imperfect, Urika’s Bedroom
Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at The Gutter LES — Zora & Nolita Dirtbag are hosting a bowling tournament. Teams from Supreme, Bar Oliver, FeedMe, Perfectly Imperfect, Throwing Fits, and more. Must download the Zora app and show profile for entry.
Inline links: Zora, Nolita Dirtbag
Florida, Massachusetts (03)
December 02, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - late at TJ Byrnes — Montez Press and Perfectly Imperfect host the NYC launch of Dorian Electra’s new book ART. Readings and performances by Dorian Electra, Jane Balfus, Sam Rolfes, Corriane Ciani, Julian Stephan Ribeiro, Andrea Mauri, FKA Prince, Ruby Justice, Nicholas Christensen, Lulu West, Izzy Casey, Lewis Grant, and Count Baldor.
Inline links: Montez Press, Perfectly Imperfect, Dorian Electra’s, ART
Saloon4 mentions across 4 issues

Saloon is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 4 times across 4 issues between February 17, 2025 and February 04, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Saloon is a substack / discord / instagram online community, designed "to find and promote opportunities, events, and your work""; "Saloon presents a celebration of 2 years of GUNK"; "Saloon is throwing a party". It most often appears alongside Los Angeles, Night Club 101, Amelia.

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My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm — Julia Harrison hosts another IRL saloon. Saloon is a substack / discord / instagram online community, designed “to find and promote opportunities, events, and your work.” There are a lot of newsletters trying to do something similar, but not so many doing it well, and Saloon is well curated, chic, open, and cool! As previously mentioned, I love real life, so I’m excited to stop by this event.
Inline links: Julia Harrison, IRL saloon
Do you find everything interesting? Have you ever been bored? Was your last emotion in 2015?
August 14, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at Rodeo — Saloon presents a celebration of 2 years of GUNK. - “Think some of your favorite musicians in the scene deejaying and dancing at Crown Height's wine bar and listening room, Rodeo. We will also have a stacked amount of raffle items up for grabs and limited edition 2nd anniversary tote bags, all purchases supporting the sustainment of GUNK's printing.” RSVP here (free)
Inline links: Rodeo, Saloon, GUNK, here
Drinking Dreams
September 04, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm at Carinito — Saloon is throwing a party. Drinks from Dio. Dancing, DJ, tacos, etc
Inline links: Carinito, Saloon, throwing a party
Hotel-Life-For-Life
February 04, 2026 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at Anais — Saloon presents a reading. A beautiful winter night in a beautiful wine bar. I will be reading, along with Catherine Shannon and Sophia June. RSVP is at capacity, but you can try your luck showing up.
Inline links: Anais, Saloon, Catherine Shannon, Sophia June, RSVP
SARA'S4 mentions across 4 issues

SARA'S is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 4 times across 4 issues between May 19, 2024 and December 16, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "SARA'S celebrated inauguration of residency at Dunkunsthalle"; "SARA'S continues residency at Dunkunsthalle with a group exhibition"; "SARA'S and Dunkunsthalle present a special screening of Johnny Mnemonic". It most often appears alongside Chloe Pingeon, Sovereign House, August Lamm.

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COLLECTED AGENDA #1
May 19, 2024 · Original source
Thursday, May 16 - SARA'S celebrated inauguration of residency at Dunkunsthalle with opening of IN FOCUS: Gretchen Binder
Inline links: SARA'S, Dunkunsthalle
COLLECTED AGENDA #4
June 24, 2024 · Original source
Friday, June 28 from 6 to 9pm - SARA'S continues residency at Dunkunsthalle with a group exhibition co-presented by Espace Maurice. Titled NADJA, the exhibition features works across painting, video, sculpture, and performance “presented through the lens of Andre Breton’s infamous novel, while honoring the life of Léona Delcourt, their surreal short lived romance and the multiple intersecting mythologies, themes and narratives present within the book”.
Inline links: SARA'S, Dunkunsthalle, Espace Maurice
Indulging in the Eschaton
October 28, 2024 · Original source
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Moral Framework
December 16, 2024 · Original source
From 5 - 7pm at Dunkunsthalle (64 Fulton St) — SARA’S presents a solo exhibition by London based artists Emily Pope. “Out of Step with the Season,” will be on view through Dec 29.
Inline links: SARA’S, Emily Pope
The Kollection4 mentions across 4 issues

The Kollection is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 4 times across 4 issues between November 05, 2024 and September 26, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Kollection presents POETRY GALLERY - an exhibition and performance effort"; "The Kollection presents Poetry Gallery (2)"; "The Kollection presents Harmony: a new interdisciplinary perf". It most often appears alongside Los Angeles, New York, Alex Arthur.

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Playing With Glass
November 05, 2024 · Original source
From 2pm - 7pm at 66 Greene St — The Kollection presents POETRY GALLERY - an exhibition and performance effort in shifting the form of live poetry presentation. Poetry by Ali Royals, Jo Rosenthal, Meg Yates, and others. Music by Private Browsing and Pascale + Katz.
Inline links: The Kollection, POETRY GALLERY, Ali Royals, Jo Rosenthal, Meg Yates, Private Browsing
My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 12pm - 7pm at byALEXANDER — The Kollection presents Poetry Gallery (2) - "an evolving series of public art installations, activations, and collaborations shifting the forms of live poetry presentation." Poetry by Angel Prost, Finlay Mangan, Kareem Rahma, Mackenzie Thomas, and Victoria Mbabzi. Music by Concrete Husband and Katzpascale.
Inline links: byALEXANDER, The Kollection
Panopticon-ing Everyone
May 13, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm at SAA — The Kollection presents Harmony: a new interdisciplinary performance in the Poetry Gallery series. - “Centered around the veiled and obscured silhouette of writer Coco Goron-Moore, Harmony pulses back and forth between spoken world and eccentric dis-arrangements of neoclassical cello saxophone duet Katzpascale.” | seating is available, as well as wine, champagne, and bottle service | Formal attire | RSVP is required.
Inline links: SAA, The Kollection, Harmony, Coco Goron-Moore
Apocalyptic Ideation
September 26, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at SAA — Associated and The Kollection present Katzpascale’s largest headline show yet - a concert in two acts inside a brutalist car park. Guests are invited to a pre-show welcome and a post-show rooftop social hour. Cocktail attire encouraged. | Tickets here
Inline links: SAA, Associated, The Kollection, Katzpascale, here
Cracks in Pomo3 mentions across 3 issues

Cracks in Pomo is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between June 24, 2024 and November 05, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Cracks in Pomo launches the zine vol ii with a party at The Rose"; "Cracks in Pomo hosts a discussion on Dorothy Day and The Duty of Seeking Delight in Postmodern Culture"; "Cracks in Pomo hosts a discussion on Dorothy Day". It most often appears alongside Confessions, Florida, KGB.

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COLLECTED AGENDA #4
June 24, 2024 · Original source
Thursday, July 11 from 7pm to midnight - Cracks in Pomo launches the zine vol ii with a party at The Rose. Discourse is banned - “only of dancing, drinking, and smoking”. Free Hestia cigs and Masa chips.
Inline links: Cracks in Pomo, the zine vol ii, The Rose, Hestia cigs, Masa chips
kind of a dud socially
December 09, 2024 · Original source
From 8m at Catholic Worker Maryhouse — Cracks in Pomo hosts a discussion on Dorothy Day and The Duty of Seeking Delight in Postmodern Culture. RSVP here.
Inline links: Catholic Worker Maryhouse, Cracks in Pomo, here
Fever Dreams
November 05, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm at KGB — Cracks In Pomo presents The Applesauce Ball. Celebrating three camp icons; Gaga, Warhol, and Ratzinger. I’ll be reading, along with others <3 | tickets here
Inline links: KGB, Cracks In Pomo, The Applesauce Ball
Giancarlo DiTrapano Foundation3 mentions across 3 issues

Giancarlo DiTrapano Foundation is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between December 09, 2024 and January 27, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Giancarlo DiTrapano Foundation presents their annual NYC reading"; "The Giancarlo DiTrapano Foundation celebrates the legacy and birthday of publisher Giancarlo DiTrapano". It most often appears alongside Club Chess, 3, Alexander Perrelli.

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January 27, 2026
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kind of a dud socially
December 09, 2024 · Original source
From 8pm at TJ Byrnes — Giancarlo DiTrapano Foundation presents their annual NYC reading, featuring Fall ’24 Residents Thomas Thatcher, Madeline Cash, Jon Lindsey, Izzy Casey, and Raegan Bird.
Inline links: Giancarlo DiTrapano Foundation, Thomas Thatcher, Madeline Cash, Jon Lindsey, Izzy Casey, Raegan Bird
COLLECTED AGENDA
December 22, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - late at Mirror Bar — The Giancarlo DiTrapano Foundation celebrates the legacy and birthday of publisher Giancarlo DiTrapano and the upcoming publication of Vices —a collection of his essays and interviews. Readings by foundation alumni, live jazz sets, and DJs. | Tickets here ($20 for entrance only, $50 for entrance, an early pre-release copy of the book)
Inline links: Mirror Bar, The Giancarlo DiTrapano Foundation, Vices, here
California-At-Home
January 27, 2026 · Original source
From 7pm - late at Mirror Bar — The Giancarlo DiTrapano Foundation celebrates the legacy and birthday of publisher Giancarlo DiTrapano and the upcoming publication of Vices —a collection of his essays and interviews. Readings by foundation alumni, live jazz sets, and DJs. | Tickets here ($20 for entrance only, $50 for entrance, an early pre-release copy of the book)
Inline links: Mirror Bar, The Giancarlo DiTrapano Foundation, Vices, here
Label NYC3 mentions across 3 issues

Label NYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between June 24, 2024 and August 21, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "After party at Home Sweet Home hosted by Label NYC, among others"; "Label NYC and Doxy Mag present SERVICE #2 - the second group chat reading". It most often appears alongside KGB, A Doll House, Adam Lehrer.

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Label NYC
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3
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3
First seen
June 24, 2024
Last seen
August 21, 2025
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@label.nyc
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COLLECTED AGENDA #4
June 24, 2024 · Original source
Wednesday, July 10 at 7pm - Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents the premiere of BRUTALIST COUTURE by Jonathan Rosado. There will be a Q+A moderated by Adam Lehrer (of Safety Propaganda) and a panel featuring Jonathan Rosado, Salomé, and Roman D’Ambrosio. After party at Home Sweet Home hosted by Label NYC, among others
Inline links: Lucky American Films, Home Sweet Home, Label NYC
COLLECTED AGENDA #5
July 08, 2024 · Original source
Wednesday, July 10 at 7pm - Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents the premiere of BRUTALIST COUTURE by Jonathan Rosado. There will be a Q+A moderated by Adam Lehrer (of Safety Propaganda) and a panel featuring Jonathan Rosado, Salomé, and Roman D’Ambrosio. After party at Home Sweet Home hosted by Label NYC, among others.
Inline links: Lucky American Films, Adam Lehrer, Salomé, Home Sweet Home, Label NYC
Early August
August 21, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at St Lydia’s — Label NYC and Doxy Mag present SERVICE #2 - the second group chat reading. Featuring Mike Crumps, Dan Mancini, Scott Litts, Maxwell Foley, and more. Photos by Nick Dove. | Free
Inline links: St Lydia’s, Label NYC, Doxy Mag, SERVICE #2
Late To The Party Press3 mentions across 3 issues

Late To The Party Press is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between July 29, 2025 and February 15, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Late To The Party Press hosts a reading, ft Jessica Defino, Abigail Mlinar"; "Late To The Party Press presents a reading"; "Late To The Party Press hosts a reading". It most often appears alongside Night Club 101, East Village, Los Angeles.

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3
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3
First seen
July 29, 2025
Last seen
February 15, 2026
Instagram handle
@latetothepartypress
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Walking Poems
July 29, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at KGB Bar — Late To The Party Press hosts a reading, ft Jessica Defino, Abigail Mlinar, Leah Abrams, and Madeline Howard.
Inline links: Late To The Party Press
Void of Course
October 13, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at 365 Apartment (above Happier Grocer) — Late To The Party Press presents a reading ft Brandon Stosuy, Greta Rainbow, Derek Neal, Lillian Sullam, and Imogene Mahalia.
Inline links: 365 Apartment
Yellow-all-around
February 15, 2026 · Original source
From 7pm at KGB — Late To The Party Press hosts a reading, featuring Ariel Courage, Evan Lazarus, Taeler Kallmerten, Tom Ianelli, and Katy Allen.
Inline links: Late To The Party Press
Limousine3 mentions across 3 issues

Limousine is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between December 03, 2024 and January 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Limousine hosts the Naughty or Nice reading"; "Limousine presents a reading featuring Jordan Codley, Iva Dixit"; "Limousine presents a reading featuring Jordan Codley, Iva Dixit, Jeremy Gordon, Ama Kwarteng". It most often appears alongside David, KGB, Madelyn.

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Limousine
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3
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3
First seen
December 03, 2024
Last seen
January 23, 2025
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@limousinereadings
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Florida, Massachusetts
December 03, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm at Berry Park — Limousine hosts the Naughty or Nice reading, featuring Eliza Mclamb, Delia Cai, and others. This is a reading for modern day neurotics - submit your moral conundrums in advance, and the readers will filter your behavior into two essential categories: naughty or nice.
Inline links: Berry Park, Limousine, Eliza Mclamb, Delia Cai
January continues
January 19, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at 4 Berry Street— Limousine presents a reading featuring Jordan Codley, Iva Dixit, Jeremy Gordon, Ama Kwarteng, and Iva Dixit. Bring your Ins and Outs for 2025, and the readers will provide feedback.
Inline links: Limousine, Jordan Codley, Iva Dixit, Jeremy Gordon, Ama Kwarteng
Burn my diaries
January 23, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at 4 Berry Street — Limousine presents a reading featuring Jordan Codley, Iva Dixit, Jeremy Gordon, Ama Kwarteng, and Iva Dixit. Bring your Ins and Outs for 2025, and the readers will provide feedback.
Inline links: Limousine, Jordan Codley, Iva Dixit, Jeremy Gordon, Ama Kwarteng
Lucky American Films3 mentions across 3 issues

Lucky American Films is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between June 24, 2024 and March 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents the premiere of BRUTALIST COUTURE"; "Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents a Brutalist Couture Party". It most often appears alongside Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Chloe Pingeon, Sophia June.

Mention count
3
Issue count
3
First seen
June 24, 2024
Last seen
March 12, 2025
Instagram handle
@luckyamericanfilms
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COLLECTED AGENDA #4
June 24, 2024 · Original source
Wednesday, July 10 at 7pm - Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents the premiere of BRUTALIST COUTURE by Jonathan Rosado. There will be a Q+A moderated by Adam Lehrer (of Safety Propaganda) and a panel featuring Jonathan Rosado, Salomé, and Roman D’Ambrosio. After party at Home Sweet Home hosted by Label NYC, among others
Inline links: Lucky American Films, Home Sweet Home, Label NYC
COLLECTED AGENDA #5
July 08, 2024 · Original source
Wednesday, July 10 at 7pm - Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents the premiere of BRUTALIST COUTURE by Jonathan Rosado. There will be a Q+A moderated by Adam Lehrer (of Safety Propaganda) and a panel featuring Jonathan Rosado, Salomé, and Roman D’Ambrosio. After party at Home Sweet Home hosted by Label NYC, among others.
Inline links: Lucky American Films, Adam Lehrer, Salomé, Home Sweet Home, Label NYC
Rules for Clarity
March 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm at KGB — Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents a Brutalist Couture Party - “a crossroads of the New York underground everything.” Music by The Suede Hello, Death Dance Music, and Christian Cail. Hosted by Drunken Boat, Angel Landing, One Man Army, and Crackhead Barney.
Inline links: Lucky American Films, Uncensored New York
Montez Press Radio3 mentions across 3 issues

Montez Press Radio is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between March 12, 2025 and November 05, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Montez Press Radio & Earth present the first in a series of collaborative shows in Los Angeles"; "Montez Press Radio presents a day of broadcasting, as part of the Centre for Research Architecture group exhibition"; "Viscose Journal x Montez Press Radio x Earth present FASHION AND SOUND". It most often appears alongside Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Confessions, Los Angeles.

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Montez Press Radio
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3
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3
First seen
March 12, 2025
Last seen
November 05, 2025
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@montezpressradio
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Rules for Clarity
March 12, 2025 · Original source
At Earth Los Angeles from 4pm - 8pm — Montez Press Radio & Earth present the first in a series of collaborative shows in Los Angeles. KILLING TIME features author Tom O’Neill and investigative journalist Christian Hansen in conversation about American murder cults. Readings and DJ sets to follow. Attend in person, listen on https://radio.montezpress.com/#/, orlivestream on Earth’s Youtube.
Inline links: https://radio.montezpress.com/#/, Youtube
Apocalyptic Ideation
September 26, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 2pm - 8pm at St James Hatcham Church — Montez Press Radio presents a day of broadcasting, as part of the Centre for Research Architecture group exhibition, ‘Reverberations’. The day will broadcast a mixture of pre recorded segments and live performances
Inline links: St James Hatcham Church
Fever Dreams
November 05, 2025 · Original source
LOS ANGELES - From 7pm at Earth — Viscose Journal x Montez Press Radio x Earth present FASHION AND SOUND. Ft reading by Ana Howe Bukowski, performance by Slipper, and DJs Jasmine Johnson & Avalon. Hosted by Jeppe Ugelvig.
Inline links: Earth, Viscose Journal, Montez Press Radio, Earth
MuuMuu House3 mentions across 3 issues

MuuMuu House is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between May 19, 2024 and June 06, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "MuuMuu House reading at EARTH with August Lamm, Dasha Nekrasova"; "MuuMuu House reading at EARTH"; "MuuMuu House reading at EARTH with August Lamm, Dasha Nekrasova, Jordan Castro". It most often appears alongside Chloe Pingeon, Dasha Nekrasova, New York.

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MuuMuu House
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3
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3
First seen
May 19, 2024
Last seen
June 06, 2024
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COLLECTED AGENDA #1
May 19, 2024 · Original source
Tuesday, May 28 - MuuMuu House reading at EARTH with August Lamm, Dasha Nekrasova, Jordan Castro, Rebecca Grace Cyr, Tao Lin, Writers Life Tips
Inline links: MuuMuu House, EARTH
COLLECTED AGENDA #2
May 28, 2024 · Original source
Tuesday, May 28 at 7pm -MuuMuu House reading at EARTH with August Lamm, Dasha Nekrasova, Jordan Castro, Rebecca Grace Cyr, Tao Lin, Writers Life Tips
Inline links: MuuMuu House, EARTH
COLLECTED AGENDA #3
June 06, 2024 · Original source
I’m making every effort to walk to the MuuMuu House Dasha Tao Lin Writers Life Tips reading on time, but I arrive at 7:01pm and I already can’t get in the door. I’m standing on the street for a while while my sister goes to Casetta and my friends arrive. Smoking - one cigarette, drinking: nothing, until someone offers me water because I am looking depleted. The sky is all orange because it’s sunset but lots of cloud cover. It’s the best sky color in the world, someone is saying. Remember when the whole day turned orange from the forest fires last summer, someone else is saying. I remember the bright orange sky obviously, and also that there was a plague of locusts that descended on the East River, and that Shannon and I had to run from the Brooklyn Bridge through a storm of gnats and thick red air before ducking somewhat unwelcome into Swan Room.
Inline links: MuuMuu House, Casetta, Swan Room
Rhizome3 mentions across 3 issues

Rhizome is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between October 14, 2024 and May 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The event is co-presented / in conversation with Rhizome"; "Rhizome hosts the world premiere of Transformers Terminal"; "From 4:30pm at Rhizome — HEARTLine hosts a live advice show". It most often appears alongside Cafe Reggio, Jean's, Beverly's.

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Rhizome
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3
Issue count
3
First seen
October 14, 2024
Last seen
May 06, 2025
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@rhizomedotorg
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October in America
October 14, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm at HEART — Cory Arcangel presents work from his new Youtube series Let’s Play Majerus, wherein Arcangel “explores the untouched laptop of the late painter Michel Majerus.” The event is co-presented / in conversation with Rhizome.
Inline links: HEART, Cory Arcangel, Rhizome
How to Redeem Yourself
March 25, 2025 · Original source
From 7:30pm at Anthology Film Archives — Rhizome hosts the world premiere of Transformers Terminal - a new feature film about a fanboy and a vlogger, comic-con and a de-virtualized relationship. Directed by Miles Engel-Hawbecker, produced by Theresa Tomi Faison
Inline links: Rhizome, world premiere of Transformers Terminal
mutually assured destruction
May 06, 2025 · Original source
From 4:30pm at Rhizome — HEARTLine hosts a live advice show. “Text your questions and confessions about living in an online art world to 412-256-8055 NOW.”
Inline links: Rhizome, HEARTLine
The Aleph3 mentions across 3 issues

The Aleph is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between December 02, 2025 and February 25, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Aleph throws a party"; "The Aleph & Lomex Books presents The Future of the Literary Thriller"; "The full event calendar is now going to live on The Aleph — an exciting new platform... The Aleph is a marketplace and membership club for the arts". It most often appears alongside Celia, Night Club 101, Albany.

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The Aleph
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3
Issue count
3
First seen
December 02, 2025
Last seen
February 25, 2026
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Florida, Massachusetts (03)
December 02, 2025 · Original source
From 8:30pm at Night Club 101 — The Aleph throws a party. Music by August Lamm, Andy Henley, and Katja. Readings by Genevieve Goffman, Peter Vack, Jesse Singal and Madeline Cash. Dance by Beatriz Castro. DJs Emma X, Starlotte, Lee Cash, and Nina Tarr. Hosted by Cassidy Grady, Juliette Jeffers, Julia Cooke, and Patricia Torvalds.
Inline links: Night Club 101, The Aleph
Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Lomex Gallery — The Aleph & Lomex Books presents The Future of the Literary Thriller - a panel featuring Jordan Castro, Noah Kumin, August Lamm, and Hansen Shi. Moderated by Holiday Dmitri.
Inline links: Lomex Gallery, The Aleph, Lomex Books
Life-in-a-lab
February 25, 2026 · Original source
Friday Upper West Side Later, I am uptown and I am thinking about how I can become more self-disciplined so I can become more interesting. I am watching Pierre Le Fou at Lillian’s apartment on the Upper West Side and all the girls are dressed like characters in the film. Lilian keeps leaning out the window with a long skinny cigarette and I am drinking a glass of Sancerre because I just can’t quit. In this film, a very small man is holding a gun to a very beautiful girl’s head while she cuts her hair. The beautiful girl has a brunette bob, and she is wearing a red dress. The film is full of primary colors and very bright paint. When a man is stabbed, he bleeds red paint. Before a man explodes himself in dynamite at the end of the film, he paints himself blue. I like the film because the colors of the gore are all bright and fake like paint, and the colors of the scenery are all pastel and muted and lovely like real life. Summer in The Riviera. Beautiful people living a simple and crime-filled life. I have not watched very many films this year because I’ve been busy writing thirty-thousand-words-about-myself-per-week. In the last film I watched, a Japanese cat was exploded by a grenade, and when gore and guts spilled everywhere, I flinched and clenched my eyes shut. Do you want to leave, my friend asked, and what I wanted was to be resilient, but what I said was I don’t really care. Now, a girl in the film is sitting on a boat with a man, and she is talking about how the two have only known each other for a few million seconds. She’s such a stupid girl, Lillian says. I would say something like that, I respond. One-million-billion-seconds and one-million-billion-words. I am feeling bubbly when I am not feeling sick or shy. I am feeling like it’s time to be more light about it. When I look to my left, I see beautiful stained glass lamps and a defense surveillance tech-branded throw blanket. When I look to my right, I see an open window and all my friends leaning too far outside smoking skinny vogues. On the Internet, people are talking about how things are only interesting if they are true. Determinative reasoning then says, one should make what is true more interesting. Everything just became crystal clear. By which I mean, everything is operating on material terms now. DIRECTORY The full event calendar is now going to live on The Aleph - an exciting new platform by Noah Kumin of The Mars Review of Books. The Aleph is a marketplace and membership club for the arts, with an emphasis on supporting in-person events, production, and funding for artists. Programming featured will be intentional and curated, and include more opportunities for early-access and invitation-only events. If you would like to submit an event for consideration, please email me at chloegpingeon@gmail.com. Apply to join The Aleph here I will still be featuring select events on the blog, along with more eclectic or personal recommendations, news, and guest features. To start: David Rimanelli is perhaps my favorite person to follow on Instagram, as well as one of my favorite critics. Tonight, from 6:30pm at Tibet House, he will be reading, along with Kiely Sweatt and Sean Fabi. Tickets here.
Inline links: The Aleph, chloegpingeon@gmail.com, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!m6hb!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F5452bedc-f504-4cc0-a6f3-349820bdb9a3_1156x1138.png, David Rimanelli, here
The Poetry Project3 mentions across 3 issues

The Poetry Project is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between January 27, 2025 and April 10, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Poetry Project presents Gary Indiana: Memorial Celebration"; "I should have gone to Poetry Project"; "The Poetry Project presents Psychoanalysis and Poetry with Hannah Zeavin and Jamieson Webster". It most often appears alongside David, El Salvador, New York.

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The Poetry Project
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3
Issue count
3
First seen
January 27, 2025
Last seen
April 10, 2025
Instagram handle
@poetry_project
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End of the Cold Front
January 27, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at The Sanctuary @ St Mark’s Church — The Poetry Project presents Gary Indiana: Memorial Celebration.
Inline links: The Poetry Project
Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
Tuesday, March 11 The things I overhear begin the process of reconsidering all over again. You confess that the knee jerk reaction is one of possession over things you do not even want. You confess that you do not want to tell that story even if this particular story is one that has always been yours. We go to Tiny Bar, and then the Odeon. Earlier, it was like they were doing a character study in the things you overheard. Wednesday, March 12 I went to St Dymphna tonight, but I didn't hear a single reading and I didn't watch Heat (1995) when I got home, even though David had it playing on the projector, even though he kept on playing scenes of significance over and over and over again. This is me and you, he kept saying, when some girl in some house with some glistening pool in Los Angeles calls her husband names like gambling addict and child the years keep passing by, and then the husband screeches off through Hollywood in a nice sleek car. It's not us, really, but this wouldn't be so bad. I want to party beautifully forever, David said a while ago. The key part being: beautifully. Maybe this is how people party in Los Angeles. This isn't really how people party in New York. And I should have gone to Poetry Project, to the after party for the Anne Imhoff show which I am guilty to admit I never saw in the first place and now it's too late, to the club, maybe. It's not that I worry what I missed, it is just that time passes faster when I am not here there everywhere, and I like it best when time slows down. In my dreams, my consciousness can take one second and turn it into one year. Here are the songs tonight. And the shoes are the shearling style cowboy boots my grandmother gave me from her closet last thanksgiving. Love For Sale - Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga
Inline links: Love For Sale - Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga
Santa Teresa
April 10, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at 131 E. 10th Street — The Poetry Project presents Psychoanalysis and Poetry with Hannah Zeavin and Jamieson Webster - “What is psychoanalysis as a mode of linguistic experimentation? What is poetry as an engagement with the unconscious, desire, madness, and treatment?” | the event will be live-streamed if you (like me) cannot make it in person that evening.
Inline links: The Poetry Project, Psychoanalysis and Poetry, Hannah Zeavin, Jamieson Webster
ALLSHIPS2 mentions across 2 issues

ALLSHIPS is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between June 06, 2024 and July 18, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Dave Krugman founder of ALLSHIPS"; "Minted Nude and Allships presents The Western Canon". It most often appears alongside KGB, Washington Square Park, 06 Art.

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ALLSHIPS
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2
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2
First seen
June 06, 2024
Last seen
July 18, 2025
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COLLECTED AGENDA #3
June 06, 2024 · Original source
Friday, June 7 at 5:30pm - uncommons crypto is hosting 06 Art - a conversation on blockchain’s role in galleries with Daniel Keller, cofounder of New Models; Jared Madere of Galerie Yeche Lange; Dave Krugman founder of ALLSHIPS, and India Price of Pace Gallery.
Inline links: uncommons crypto, New Models, Galerie Yeche Lange, ALLSHIPS, Pace Gallery
Things I do like here
July 18, 2025 · Original source
Show at 8:30pm / Party at 11pm at 351 W Broadway #PH — Minted Nude and Allships presents The Western Canon - an art funhouse experience in a Soho penthouse. Main exhibition featuring Kertin Vassar and Cameron Postforoosh. Additional works featured. Sounds by The Muses | RSVP is closed, but text 862-234-9649 for additional availability.
Inline links: The Western Canon, The Muses
Angel Landing2 mentions across 2 issues

Angel Landing is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between February 03, 2025 and March 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Uncensored New York and Angel Landing host Club Della Morte"; "Hosted by Drunken Boat, Angel Landing, One Man Army, and Crackhead Barney". It most often appears alongside Alex Arthur, Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, David.

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Angel Landing
Mention count
2
Issue count
2
First seen
February 03, 2025
Last seen
March 12, 2025
Instagram handle
@angel_____landing
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Dream Logic
February 03, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Pianos — Uncensored New York and Angel Landing host Club Della Morte - an evening of audio/visual relaxation, followed by performance and live sounds.
Inline links: Uncensored New York, Angel Landing, Club Della Morte
Rules for Clarity
March 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm at KGB — Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents a Brutalist Couture Party - “a crossroads of the New York underground everything.” Music by The Suede Hello, Death Dance Music, and Christian Cail. Hosted by Drunken Boat, Angel Landing, One Man Army, and Crackhead Barney.
Inline links: Lucky American Films, Uncensored New York
Arcade Publishing2 mentions across 2 issues

Arcade Publishing is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between February 17, 2025 and February 25, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Magdalene Taylor hosts an Arcade Publishing Event"; "Don't Step Into My Office (Arcade Publishing)". It most often appears alongside David Fishkind, Night Club 101, Noah Kumin.

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Arcade Publishing
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2
Issue count
2
First seen
February 17, 2025
Last seen
February 25, 2026
Instagram handle
@me_betseybrown
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My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Sovereign House — Magdalene Taylor hosts an Arcade Publishing Event, featuring Bruce Wagner, Noah Kumin, Matthew Davis, Emmalea Russo, and David Fishkind. Excellent writers, free drinks, and “something to offend everyone.”
Inline links: Sovereign House, Magdalene Taylor, Arcade Publishing Event
Betsey Brown is hosting her writers workshop in Manhattan on February 19 to 21 from 10am to - 2pm. This is a magical experience which will teach you how to access both the Truth and the Fiction in your subconscious. I can’t make it this time, but if you can, you must!!
Inline links: Betsey Brown
Life-in-a-lab
February 25, 2026 · Original source
Molly Young wrote a nice review of David Fishkind’s recent debut Don’t Step Into My Office (Arcade Publishing). — “clearly the author is a madman… a madman in full command of his powers.” Buy the book here
Inline links: Molly Young, Don’t Step Into My Office, here
Archway Editions2 mentions across 2 issues

Archway Editions is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between October 21, 2024 and September 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Archway Editions hosts a Spooky Reading"; "Archway Editions presents the release of Olivia Kan-Sperling's LITTLE PINK BOOK". It most often appears alongside Brooklyn, Delancey Street, Manhattan.

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Archway Editions
Mention count
2
Issue count
2
First seen
October 21, 2024
Last seen
September 09, 2025
Instagram handle
@archwayeditions
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Everything I Wanted
October 21, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm at Pretty Garden Club — Archway Editions hosts a Spooky Reading, featuring Danielle Chelosky, Alex Patrick Dyck, Naomi Falk, Mina Hamedi, Sirena He, and Gideon Jacobs.
Inline links: Pretty Garden Club, Archway Editions, Danielle Chelosky, Alex Patrick Dyck, Naomi Falk, Mina Hamedi, Sirena He, Gideon Jacobs
City Built on Crystals
September 09, 2025 · Original source
From 6:30pm - 8pm at Mast Books — Archway Editions presents the release of Olivia Kan-Sperling’s LITTLE PINK BOOK. - “Taking the form of a conversation with Jamieson Webster on the subject of Hysteric Literature, this will be both a literary summit and celebration of a significant new novel and experiment in form”
Inline links: Mast Books, Olivia Kan-Sperling, LITTLE PINK BOOK, Jamieson Webster
Are.na2 mentions across 2 issues

Are.na is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between October 09, 2024 and December 09, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Get on Are.na — This moodboarding software has fundamentally changed my approach to creativity"; "Are.na hosts the launch party for Are.na Annual 2025 ... online software for organizing content". It most often appears alongside Cafe Gitane, Sam Falb, 171 Canal.

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Are.na
Mention count
2
Issue count
2
First seen
October 09, 2024
Last seen
December 09, 2024
Instagram handle
@aredotna
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Collected Agenda with Sam Falb
October 09, 2024 · Original source
Get on Are.na
This moodboarding software has fundamentally changed my approach to creativity. Like Pinterest, but exclusively populated by artists, graphic designers, and their allies (me), the well of compelling imagery that’s crowdsourced on this platform is phenomenal. Plan shoots, concept out vacation attire, or make seasonal projections with friends. It’s never too late to start and always fun to try.
Inline links: This moodboarding software, Plan shoots, vacation attire, seasonal projections
kind of a dud socially
December 09, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at Heart — Are.na hosts the launch party for Are.na Annual 2025. There will be copies of the book, drinks, and readings. Are.na is one of my favorite corners of the internet - “online software for organizing content, and a toolkit for assembling new worlds from the scraps of the old.” The Sixth Are.na Annual launch will feature readings by Finnegan Shannon, Gerardo Ismael Madera, Reuben Son, and Megumi Tanaka. Custom drinks by Megan Pai and Cammie Lee.
Inline links: Heart, Are.na, Finnegan Shannon, Gerardo Ismael Madera, Reuben Son, Megumi Tanaka, Megan Pai
Associated2 mentions across 2 issues

Associated is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between May 13, 2025 and September 26, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Associated presents Girls Night Out"; "Associated and The Kollection present Katzpascale 's largest headline show". It most often appears alongside JT Leroy, Laura Albert, Los Angeles.

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2
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May 13, 2025
Last seen
September 26, 2025
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@associatednyc
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Panopticon-ing Everyone
May 13, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - late at Car Park (154 Scott Ave) — Associated presents Girls Night Out, featuring Mirana Santizo, Maleigh Zan, Callie Reiff, Mona Matsuoka, Donna Francesca, and Gabby Cocco.
Inline links: Associated, Girls Night Out
Apocalyptic Ideation
September 26, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at SAA — Associated and The Kollection present Katzpascale’s largest headline show yet - a concert in two acts inside a brutalist car park. Guests are invited to a pre-show welcome and a post-show rooftop social hour. Cocktail attire encouraged. | Tickets here
Inline links: SAA, Associated, The Kollection, Katzpascale, here
Board of Ethics2 mentions across 2 issues

Board of Ethics is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between January 19, 2025 and January 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "the Board of Ethics (True + Jamison)"; "and the Board of Ethics ( True + Jamison )". It most often appears alongside Ada Antoinette, Alex Auder, Alex Zhang Hungtai.

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Board of Ethics
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2
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2
First seen
January 19, 2025
Last seen
January 23, 2025
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@ethics.pdf
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January continues
January 19, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Lubov — A night of plays and performances with Ben Lipkin, Peter Vack, Alice Aster, Zoey Greenwald, and the Board of Ethics (True + Jamison) – “A Return to Form! We are serious people. Whatever happened to intention? Conviction? Decorum?”
Inline links: Lubov, Ben Lipkin, Peter Vack, Alice Aster, Zoey Greenwald, True, Jamison
Burn my diaries
January 23, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Lubov — A night of plays and performances with Ben Lipkin, Peter Vack, Alice Aster, Zoey Greenwald, and the Board of Ethics (True + Jamison) – “A Return to Form! We are serious people. Whatever happened to intention? Conviction? Decorum?”
Inline links: Lubov, Ben Lipkin, Peter Vack, Alice Aster, Zoey Greenwald, True, Jamison
BRCOpenMics2 mentions across 2 issues

BRCOpenMics is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between May 01, 2025 and October 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "BRCOpenMics presents Reading Series"; "BRCOpenMics presents October Reading Series". It most often appears alongside New York, Paris, Reading Series.

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BRCOpenMics
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2
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2
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May 01, 2025
Last seen
October 06, 2025
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@brcopenmics
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Big long list of activities
May 01, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at 720 Strength Lower East Side — BRCOpenMics presents Reading Series - featuring Shae Sennett, Kristin Stainton, Finnian Lyon, Dominic Murazzi, Caitlin Gillmet, Joanna Yamakami, and Riley Rider. BYOB.
Inline links: 720 Strength Lower East Side
Big Huge World
October 06, 2025 · Original source
From 4pm at 720 Strength LES — BRCOpenMics presents October Reading Series, ft Rorey, Chloe Wheeler, Will Lach, Tania Jaramillo, Sarah Borruto, Kathryn Kearney, Tyson Elizabeth Pope, and Paige Walker.
Inline links: 720 Strength LES, BRCOpenMics, October Reading Series
Byline2 mentions across 2 issues

Byline is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between February 17, 2025 and March 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Byline and Julie present Matter of the Heart: An evening of readings on romance"; "Byline presents the opening of Larissa Lockshin's latest installation". It most often appears alongside Alex Arthur, Betsey Brown, Confessions.

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Byline
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2
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2
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February 17, 2025
Last seen
March 12, 2025
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@bylinebyline
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My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm - 11pm at Funny Bar — Byline and Julie present Matter of the Heart: An evening of readings on romance and more, hosted by Gutes and Meg. An anonymous Friend of the Letter recently pointed out that a lot of these readings are starting to look increasingly like brand activations in sloppy disguise. I like a lot of the readers performing at this event, and there is nothing wrong with having a sponsor, but there’s a corporate flair to these things. Everyone knows about the Rise Of The Literary It Girl by now, and they’ve realized it’s time to start cashing in with some notes app poetry. I mostly avoid the Activation x Art Events, but in fairness, I'll plan to attend this one and report back with a review.
Inline links: Funny Bar, Byline, Julie, Matter of the Heart
Rules for Clarity
March 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at Ace Hotel Brooklyn — Byline presents the opening of Larissa Lockshin’s latest installation in The Gallery at Ace Hotel – “Strawberries and Other Secrets.”
Inline links: Byline, Larissa Lockshin’s
Cash 4 Gold Books2 mentions across 2 issues

Cash 4 Gold Books is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between December 09, 2024 and May 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Nathan Dragon and Cash 4 Gold Books host the book launch"; "Cash 4 Gold Books presents "Season of the Rat."". It most often appears alongside Confessions, David, Jean's.

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Cash 4 Gold Books
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2
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2
First seen
December 09, 2024
Last seen
May 27, 2025
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@c4gbooks
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kind of a dud socially
December 09, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm at Old Flings — Nathan Dragon and Cash 4 Gold Books host the book launch for The Champ Is Here - “a loosely-linked collection that follows, with varying distance, an unnamed narrator, his dog and girlfriend or wife, from small American town to town.”
Inline links: Nathan Dragon, Cash 4 Gold Books, The Champ Is Here
generative and godly secrets
May 27, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at 327 Bowery — Cash 4 Gold Books presents “Season of the Rat.” Hosted by Allie Rowbottom. Readings by Elizabeth Hall, Maya Martinez, Emily Leibert, Emmeline Clein, Whitney Mallet. Dj sets by Peter Vack, Heidi Weber, Language Arts.
Inline links: Cash 4 Gold
Casual Encountersz2 mentions across 2 issues

Casual Encountersz is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between March 17, 2025 and May 01, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Casual Encountersz + Sammy Loren present On The Rag Issue One Launch"; "Casual Encountersz presents May Day Reading Series". It most often appears alongside Lower East Side, New York, Nico Walker.

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Casual Encountersz
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2
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2
First seen
March 17, 2025
Last seen
May 01, 2025
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@casualencountersz
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Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Ace Hotel New York (20 W 29th St) — Casual Encountersz + Sammy Loren present On The Rag Issue One Launch. Ft Tig Sigfrids, Thomas Dozol, Stephanie Wambugu, Alex Auder, Alexis Okeowo, Krithika Varagur, Isaac Trochopoulos, DJ Naomi Asa, and special guests.
Inline links: Casual Encountersz, Sammy Loren, On The Rag Issue One Launch
Big long list of activities
May 01, 2025 · Original source
From 5pm at CANADA — Casual Encountersz presents May Day Reading Series; featuring Delia Cai, Aria Aber, George Porcari, Chriss Small, Jacob Ace, and other guests. Curated by Tif Sigfrids and Sadie Alaska. The night is very loosely themed around laber.
Inline links: CANADA, Casual Encountersz
Chinatown Records2 mentions across 2 issues

Chinatown Records is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between January 19, 2025 and January 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Sounds for The Year of the Snake by Chinatown Records and more". It most often appears alongside Ada Antoinette, Alex Auder, Alex Zhang Hungtai.

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Chinatown Records
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2
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2
First seen
January 19, 2025
Last seen
January 23, 2025
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@chinatownrecordsproject
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January continues
January 19, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - 4am at MoodRing — Kim Uong (and others) are hosting a Lunar New Year Party. Sounds for The Year of the Snake by Chinatown Records and more.
Inline links: MoodRing, Kim Uong, Lunar New Year Party, Chinatown Records
Burn my diaries
January 23, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - 4am at MoodRing — Kim Uong (and others) are hosting a Lunar New Year Party. Sounds for The Year of the Snake by Chinatown Records and more.
Inline links: MoodRing, Kim Uong, Lunar New Year Party, Chinatown Records
Confessions2 mentions across 2 issues

Confessions is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between March 07, 2025 and May 01, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Confessions is hosting an Open Mic. Daylights savings addition"; "Confessions presents On The Rag". It most often appears alongside Julia Cooke, KGB, The Roxy.

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Confessions
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2
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2
First seen
March 07, 2025
Last seen
May 01, 2025
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@confessions.nyc
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52 Notifications From Hell
March 07, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at KGB — Confessions is hosting an Open Mic. Daylights savings addition. What does the coming sun bring out in you?
Big long list of activities
May 01, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at KGB — Confessions presents On The Rag.
Inline links: Confessions
Confessions NYC2 mentions across 2 issues

Confessions NYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between December 09, 2024 and February 03, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Ft Elena Velez, Confessions NYC, a group closet sale"; "Confessions NYC presents Furt Party, with Burt Bronx and Frank Hassle". It most often appears alongside Cassidy, David, Drink More Water.

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Confessions NYC
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2
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2
First seen
December 09, 2024
Last seen
February 03, 2025
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@confessions.nyc
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kind of a dud socially
December 09, 2024 · Original source
From 2pm — There’s a Holiday Market at Sovereign House. Ft Elena Velez, Confessions NYC, a group closet sale, and much more. Christmas Caroling to follow at 7pm.
Inline links: Holiday Market, Sovereign House, Christmas Caroling
“Sunday night without Confessions didn’t quite feel right.” – Back this Sunday in the KGB Theater.
Inline links: Confessions
Dream Logic
February 03, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm in Bushwick (RSVP for location) — Confessions NYC presents Furt Party, with Burt Bronx and Frank Hassle. - “Q&A with Frank & Burt plus parody song performance and Dance Party.”
Inline links: Confessions NYC, Furt Party
D8 Time2 mentions across 2 issues

D8 Time is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between September 17, 2025 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "D8 Time celebrates their first birthday with more speed dating"; "D8 Time x Open Book Club presents a night of Literary Speed Dating". It most often appears alongside EARTH, KGB, London.

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D8 Time
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2
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2
First seen
September 17, 2025
Last seen
December 09, 2025
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@d8_time
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Aura-Abysmal
September 17, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at Time Again — D8 Time celebrates their first birthday with more speed dating (plus a free drink if you download Left Field App and frozen yogurt from a sour cherries pop-up). | tickets here
Inline links: Time Again, D8 Time, Left Field App, sour cherries, here
Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at The River — D8 Time x Open Book Club presents a night of Literary Speed Dating. “Everyone meets everyone. Everyone gets a romance book.” | Tickets here ($15)
Inline links: The River, D8 Time, Open Book Club, here
Date Time2 mentions across 2 issues

Date Time is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between February 10, 2025 and March 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Date Time thinks it's not too late to find a valentine. The three girls behind a new Feed Me featured speed dating endeavor"; "Date Time returns with a SPRING EQUINOX speed dating event". It most often appears alongside Brandon Harris, David, Gonzo's.

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Date Time
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2
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2
First seen
February 10, 2025
Last seen
March 17, 2025
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@d8_time
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February Dining.
February 10, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at Virginia’s — Date Time thinks it’s not too late to find a valentine. The three girls behind a new Feed Me featured speed dating endeavor present their second event, featuring two 45 min rounds of mingling. - “Everyone meets everyone, so get ready to meet a lover, a friend, or perhaps an enemy.” $5 ticket required for entry (proceeds to Direct Relief in LA), and 1 drink minimum to date.
Inline links: Virginia’s, Date Time, Feed Me featured
Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at Baby’s All Right — Date Time returns with a SPRING EQUINOX speed dating event.
Inline links: Date Time
DDM2 mentions across 2 issues

DDM is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between November 19, 2024 and December 03, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "spending my day in a similar manner for DDM last week"; "there's a full bill for this DDM / Uncensored New York event". It most often appears alongside Anthology Film Festival Paradise Shredition, Clocked Out Magazine, Collected Agenda.

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DDM
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2
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2
First seen
November 19, 2024
Last seen
December 03, 2024
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@deathdancemusic
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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
Thursday, November 14 I take the Q to the end of the line today. It's something I've always wanted to do - take the train until the cars stop and I'm the last one left on board and a voice comes on and says please exit the train for cleaning, this is the last stop on this train, please exit the train so the train can be cleaned. I'm in Bay Ridge to shoot a music video today. To be an extra in a music video, that is. I'm exceptionally bad at acting. I'm bad enough that I am even bad as an extra. I'm not particularly bad at lying, but I am bad at having an expressive face. The neighborhood at the end of the Q is nice. I've been taken to other places in New York like this before. Places where you feel like you're by the seaside, where you're under the bridge, where the architecture is more brick, more limestone, more instances of art deco. The Hudson widens into the open ocean somewhere not too far from here and so of course the air feels different. It's strange, even if anticipated, to take the subway ninety minutes to a place where the air feels different, to walk down strange streets and into an unfamiliar gothic building, to open the door to a room where I have never been, and to find it filled with people I mostly already know. The past few years have given me many instances like this. This is something I am very grateful for. The music video is for DDM / Uncensored New York. It's a cool concept. It's cool to watch things come to life. The shoot is outside, and I am the coldest I have ever been. I'm still having fun. I'm thinking about things like how monks orient their consciousness and focus towards the cause of their suffering, and then I am trying to think only about the cold. I am not able to transcend myself, but even freezing, I don't wish I was elsewhere. In the afternoon, I sit in a warm car and I thaw my hands. I have miso soup, tea, and cheese sticks. There is still a chill in me even once inside, which is simultaneously unpleasant and cozy. I'd been wanting a day like this very badly. Friday, November 15 Beckett's Tense comes together with serendipity. There was a crisis with the headliners, Lucy Sante was sick. Beckett ran into Penny Arcade outside of Madame Matovu on 10th. Now, Penny is the headliner. The unsalvageable is always salvaged. The bar can serve real liquor tonight. There's a lot of people here and it's a different crowd than usual. Tense is back in Manhattan. Penny says she’s here because she wants to see what the new New York is doing. I give Beckett a hug at Sovereign House. I say hi to Chris and Adeline. Chris and Adeline are drawing big Tense bubble letters on the chalkboard. The seats are already mostly full. I climb to the top of a ladder and I sit up there. From up there, I have the best view in the house. Tense is not just a reading series, Tense is a show, and this distinction is important. There is a program, an order of events, a flow of new and old. The serendipity with Penny’s arrival lies in this - she seems to understand exactly what Beckett is doing, and while she didn’t write her piece specifically for TENSE (she describes it as “cultural criticism you can dance to”), it speaks with exaction to the spirit of things. Here are some things that Penny Arcade says: I’d rather put a stick in my eye than go somewhere where everyone is the same age. When I was young, if I went to a party and everyone was under thirty I thought... I'm at the wrong party.”
Inline links: DDM, Uncensored New York, Beckett's, Tense, Lucy Sante, Penny Arcade, Madame Matovu, Chris, Adeline
Aimee Armstrong is looking for extras for her new movie – email doll.webseries@gmail.com if you want to spend your day ACTING. I don’t act, but I had tons of fun spending my day in a similar manner for DDM last week. Something to consider!
Inline links: DDM
Florida, Massachusetts
December 03, 2024 · Original source
Save The Date — there's a full bill for this DDM / Uncensored New York event
Inline links: DDM, Uncensored New York
Expat Press2 mentions across 2 issues

Expat Press is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between November 19, 2024 and December 03, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Expat Press is hosting an evening of readings and performance"; "Expat Press Reading … The official press release will be performed at the opening"; "I go to the ExPat Press Party". It most often appears alongside Anthology Film Festival Paradise Shredition, Clocked Out Magazine, Collected Agenda.

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Expat Press
Mention count
2
Issue count
2
First seen
November 19, 2024
Last seen
December 03, 2024
Instagram handle
@shopexpatbookstore
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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
From 8pm - late at Sovereign House — Expat Press is hosting an evening of readings and performance. This is another one I’m personally very excited about - lots of very special out of town writers and artists are showing up for the occasion. Ft Curtis Eggleston, Sean Kilpatrick, Nicholas Rall (w/ E_Death), Forrest Muelrath, Lily Bix Daw, Vivi Hayes, and Chloe Wheeler.
Inline links: Sovereign House, Expat Press, Curtis Eggleston, Sean Kilpatrick, Forrest Muelrath, Lily Bix Daw, Vivi Hayes, Chloe Wheeler
Expat Press Reading Saturday, November 23 From 6pm - 10pm — New Uncanny Gallery celebrates the opening of “an image of your labor hovers over me” in their office room - curated by Qingyuan Deng, featuring works by Gunner Dongieux, Adriana Furlong, Christian Amaya Garcia, and Dominic Palarchio. The story behind the space and the exhibition is interesting, and too complex to summarize in a few sentences. Worth reading here. The official press release will be performed at the opening.
Inline links: New Uncanny Gallery, Qingyuan Deng, Gunner Dongieux, Adriana Furlong, Christian Amaya Garcia, Dominic Palarchio, here
Florida, Massachusetts
December 03, 2024 · Original source
Florida, Massachusetts WHAT I DID Before I go to Massachusetts, I go to the ExPat Press Party, I go to Holy Cow for fries and grilled chicken, I go home and David makes me pistachio pudding, I wake up, I go on the roof. The roof is all torn up on account of the rain. The railings were lined with little pine trees when we moved in, but the trees have died and we ripped up all the paneling to fix a leak. Now, it's all potholes and fallen brown branches. I'm doing yard work at the top of Manhattan. I can't imagine how I'll ever get the trees back down. Other things: I think I might be thinking about myself too much. At the gym again. In earnest writing things like OUT OF YOUR HEAD INTO YOUR BODY again. What if something drastic happened? I hope it doesn't. Before I go away for Thanksgiving, I go to dinner at Decibel with Madelyn. We go to Pardon My French for a martini. We go to KGB. I go to the Lower East Side, I go to a going away party, I go to the bodega, I go home. At a party in the Lower East Side, a girl is talking about censorship, the age of censorship, how liberated she feels by the passing of This Terrible Era. "So what do you want to say?" Her friend is asking. "What?" the girl says. "What were you waiting to be free to say?" The girl rolls her eyes. "It's the principle" "Yes," her friend is saying. "The principle is important, but you can be free to do whatever you want and still be entirely uninteresting." At a party in the Lower East Side, people are talking about The Internet. "Everything you say is regurgitated from The Internet," the girl is telling her friend. Before I leave New York for only a few days, I go to Franz Kafka at The Morgan Library. It's not a very nice exhibition. They've put pop up walls and bright colors and crowded superfluous exhibition text all over the whole place. I write a review, but then I think it's kind of snarky. It's ok to be mean, but it's not ok to be cheap. "Why are you afraid of being mean," someone asked me a few weeks ago. "Because I don't want to say things that hurt people close to me," I said in response. What I should have said is - because what if I'm mean for nothing? What if I'm mean and I'm wrong and it's cheap. I get a martini at Moynihan Station. David cuts the Amtrak line. “What are they going to do?” he says. This infuriates a woman near us. Afterwards, I think I see this woman everywhere. She's sitting next to me at The Tunnel Cafe. I book a dermatology appointment for when I'm back in New York City. Select any provider, I say. I receive my confirmation email shortly after and I swear to god - the doctor they assigned me is the woman from the train. I cancel the appointment quickly. If this is fate, then it stems from nothing good. God‘s hand has nothing to do with it. Someone is simply playing tricks. the Amtrak Some things that happen in Massachusetts are: I behave very badly. I can't find my keys. It's raining. I can't go outside. I'm in an airbnb where I have never been before and It's so cold and these walls are gray, nothing like home, a lot like the kind of walls that one could imagine closing in. I start shaking by the window and I think about how I could probably be someone who does something like punch a hole through the glass. I wouldn't do this, but it's strange to feel capable of it. I think about how I should probably just go outside. It's objectively strange to spiral. I never crash out. I don't know why gray wall to wall carpeting and people talking too loudly and vicinity to an unknown suburban street freaks me out so much. I wish I could scream at the sky and the rain would stop just like that. I calm down. I don't actually wish I could control the weather. That would be no kind of a life. I go to a hotel I can't afford and I try to break into their gym to use the treadmill. I can't get into the gym, but no one stops me in the lobby. I drink their lemon water. I drink almost the whole pitcher. I call my dad and I say can you please come pick me up now. In a different house, a house that is familiar, a house that I have always known - I sit by the fire, I sit by big glass windows, I watch Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008), I drive to the snow. "I'm driving to Florida to drive to the snow," I say. Welcome to Florida, Massachusetts the sign on turnpike says. It's a white sign flanked by plaster palm trees. A little snowman with yellow hands and feet throws his hands in the air. Troop 76 Pack 76, the sign says. It's a blizzard up the turnpike. It's snowing in thick wet sheets. It's the type of snow that's fast and heavy, almost like rain but it's opaque and it's sticking. Everyone gets out of the car but me. I'm too cold, I say. My sister is throwing snowballs. I get out of the car too. We drive down the mountain. My dad plays Alice's Restaurant by Arlo Guthrie. We play all twenty-five minutes of it and then we play it again. We pick up David. Do you want to hear Alice's Restaurant?, I ask him. Alice’s Restaurant, Album Cover Things are nice, from here. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Tuesday, December 3 From 5:30 - 7:30pm at Il Bisonte — Yolo Journal celebrates the new Fall/Winter issue. I love few things more than a beautiful travel journal (something that has become few and far between). Yolo Journal, however, fits this bill to exaction. Wine provided by Franciacorta. RSVP to ilbisonte@novellapagherapr.com
Inline links: ExPat Press, Holy Cow, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!VRXh!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fa510d062-c847-4fe9-ae3e-dc6b21176f8e_177x285.jpeg, Decibel, Pardon My French, KGB, Franz Kafka at The Morgan Library, The Tunnel Cafe, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!Ir9V!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fbd04dfd6-f357-422e-a521-9d17731dfe1b_4032x3024.jpeg, Vicky Cristina Barcelona, Alice's Restaurant, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!WxiA!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fe78658ae-4123-4810-ad03-f0e13a55cd31_316x316.jpeg, Il Bisonte, Yolo Journal, Franciacorta
Extreme Animals2 mentions across 2 issues

Extreme Animals is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between January 19, 2025 and January 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Extreme Animals presents 'Should I Delete My Channel?' - VHS Tape Release Show". It most often appears alongside Ada Antoinette, Alex Auder, Alex Zhang Hungtai.

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Extreme Animals
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2
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2
First seen
January 19, 2025
Last seen
January 23, 2025
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January continues
January 19, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Heart House — Extreme Animals presents “Should I Delete My Channel?” - VHS Tape Release Show with Callahan & Witscher and DJ Cool Groceries. Tickets $15 in advance / $20 at the door.
Inline links: Heart House, “Should I Delete My Channel?”, Callahan & Witscher, DJ Cool Groceries
Burn my diaries
January 23, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Heart House — Extreme Animals presents “Should I Delete My Channel?” - VHS Tape Release Show with Callahan & Witscher and DJ Cool Groceries. Tickets $15 in advance / $20 at the door.
Inline links: Heart House, “Should I Delete My Channel?”, Callahan & Witscher, DJ Cool Groceries
Far West Press2 mentions across 2 issues

Far West Press is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between May 19, 2024 and October 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Myth Lab: Theories of Plastic Love out July 2 from Far West Press"; "Female Loneliness Epidemic (Far West Press)". It most often appears alongside 365 Apartment, Adriant Khadafhi Bereal, Afters.

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Far West Press
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2
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2
First seen
May 19, 2024
Last seen
October 13, 2025
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COLLECTED AGENDA #1
May 19, 2024 · Original source
Jack Skelley’s new book Myth Lab: Theories of Plastic Love out July 2 from Far West Press and available for pre-order
Inline links: Jack Skelley’s, Myth Lab: Theories of Plastic Love
Void of Course
October 13, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Night Club 101 — Danielle Chelosky celebrates the launch of Female Loneliness Epidemic (Far West Press).
Inline links: Female Loneliness Epidemic
Hard to Read2 mentions across 2 issues

Hard to Read is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between March 07, 2025 and February 15, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hard to Read invites you to THE MALL"; "Hard to Read presents a night of artist-led readings, performances, and activities". It most often appears alongside East Village, Fiona Duncan, KGB.

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Hard to Read
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March 07, 2025
Last seen
February 15, 2026
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@hardtoread
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52 Notifications From Hell
March 07, 2025 · Original source
From 3pm - 6pm at Brookfield Place — Hard to Read invites you to THE MALL. Co-hosts include Asya + Santi, Fiona Duncan, Naoimi Asa, and Vivien Lee. - “THE MALL is not a reading or a formal talk. We have nothing to sell. Come loiter with us.”
Inline links: Hard to Read
Yellow-all-around
February 15, 2026 · Original source
LOS ANGELES - From 6pm - late at Variety Arts Theater — Hard to Read presents a night of artist-led readings, performances, and activities hosted by author Fiona Duncan. Ft Bunny Rogers, Lexee Smith, Harmony Holiday, Maya Martinez, and more. “Interspersed throughout the vast multi-storied labyrinth of Variety Arts Theater, this event infuses the legacies of California performance art, punk music, activism, and socially-engaged literature.” |
Inline links: Variety Arts Theater, Hard to Read, Fiona Duncan
Label2 mentions across 2 issues

Label is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between August 28, 2025 and September 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Label presents The Afters. Sets by Harmony Tividad"; "Label presents MoMA PS5 and friends". It most often appears alongside El Salvador, Lower East Side, Matthew Gasda.

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Label
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2
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August 28, 2025
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September 09, 2025
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@label.nyc
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Arrowhead expert
August 28, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - late at Club Bohemia — Label presents MoMA PS5 and friends.
Inline links: Club Bohemia, Label, MoMA PS5
City Built on Crystals
September 09, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm - 2am at Baby's All Right — Label presents The Afters. Sets by Harmony Tividad and more. Hosted by Whitney Mallet, Carolina de Armas, Misc-En-Scene, Mia Manning, Ni Ouyang, Elizabeth Clayton, Rachel Weiswasser, and Kathryn Kearny. | Tickets: $15
Inline links: Baby's All Right, Label, The Afters
Leg52 mentions across 2 issues

Leg5 is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between May 21, 2025 and October 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hosted by Leg5 and Page Garcia"; "Leg5 is hosting a table at Electric Pussycat". It most often appears alongside Funny Bar, Ivy Wolk, KGB Bar.

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Leg5
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2
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May 21, 2025
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October 06, 2025
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@leg5
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Total Nightmare Policy
May 21, 2025 · Original source
From 8:00m at St. Dymphna’s — Page Garcia, Matthew Danger Lippman, and Leg5 host the Weird Scene Reading; a night of psyops, psychedelia, and strange tales. Readings by Leya Ivanov, Ella Schmidt, Neurothicca, and Page Garcia, among others. - “Dress as your favorite musician, manson girl, or government sponsored chemist.”
Inline links: St. Dymphna’s, Page Garcia, Matthew Danger Lippman, Leg5
From 11pm at Shinsen — Rina throws a launch party for the release of Vulnerable - the single and music video. Hosted by Leg5 and Page Garcia. Multiple dj sets and photographers. - “go out every night and act like a ****”
Inline links: Shinsen, Rina
Big Huge World
October 06, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm at Jean’s — Leg5 is hosting a table at Electric Pussycat.
Inline links: Jean’s, Leg5
metalabel2 mentions across 2 issues

metalabel is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between September 10, 2024 and July 29, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Car Crash Collective Anthology in collaboration with metalabel"; "Synthetics and Metalabel presents A Night of Sermons". It most often appears alongside A Night of Sermons, Abigail Mlinar, age of individualism.

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metalabel
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2
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2
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September 10, 2024
Last seen
July 29, 2025
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@label.nyc
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Statues Of Critics.
September 10, 2024 · Original source
Car Crash Collective is accepting submissions for The Car Crash Collective Anthology in collaboration with metalabel through October 1. The anthology will be “A collection of writing on the destructive and generative potential of the car crash”.
Inline links: Car Crash Collective, metalabel
Walking Poems
July 29, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm - 10pm at 120 Walker Street 4R — Synthetics and Metalabel presents A Night of Sermons. - “we gather to listen, meditate, and transmit soft hypnotic codes, glitch rituals, speculative rites. this is a night for the other self - the ethereal, the encrypted, the unreleased.”
Inline links: Synthetics, Metalabel, A Night of Sermons
From 7pm at KGB Private Curtain — Riley Mac hosts the tour kick off of Maya Martinez’s THEATRICS. Ft Whitney Mallet, Kellian Delice, Mani Mekala, Trinity Noone, Jake Dibeler, and Maya Martinez.
Inline links: Riley Mac, Maya Martinez’s, THEATRICS
Mind Palace Poetry2 mentions across 2 issues

Mind Palace Poetry is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between March 07, 2025 and May 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Mind Palace Poetry presents Spring Forward"; "Mind Palace Poetry presents The Girls Room, with special guest host Sophie Appel". It most often appears alongside Callie Reiff, David, Foreign Domestic.

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Mind Palace Poetry
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2
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2
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March 07, 2025
Last seen
May 06, 2025
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52 Notifications From Hell
March 07, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at KGB (Red Room) — Mind Palace Poetry presents Spring Forward. Hosted by Carson Jordan, featuring Melissa Broder, Dorthea Lasky, Riley Mac, and Shy Watson.
mutually assured destruction
May 06, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Pete’s Candy Store — Mind Palace Poetry presents The Girls Room, with special guest host Sophie Appel. Featuring Sascha Cohen, Siena Foster-Soltis, Jude Lavelle, and Montana James Thomas.
Inline links: Pete’s Candy Store
Mutt Readings2 mentions across 2 issues

Mutt Readings is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between August 21, 2025 and September 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Mutt Reading s presents Bad Pet 6"; "Mutt Readings presents Bad Pet 6"; "Doxy Mag x Mutt Readings presents an evening with readers". It most often appears alongside Doxy Mag, Gnosticism, Le Bain.

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Mutt Readings
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2
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2
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August 21, 2025
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September 09, 2025
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@mutt.readings
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Early August
August 21, 2025 · Original source
...ring Mike Crumps, Dan Mancini, Scott Litts, Maxwell Foley, and more. Photos by Nick Dove. | Free Friday, August 22 - From 6pm (readings at 7pm) at Sparrow Funeral Home — Mutt Reading s presents Bad Pet 6 . Featuring Kay Kasparhauser, Jimmy Cajoleas, Sean Thor Conroe, Charlie Zacks, and Angie Sijun Loud. A curated selection of secondhand books by itstra...
...ring Mike Crumps, Dan Mancini, Scott Litts, Maxwell Foley, and more. Photos by Nick Dove. | Free Friday, August 22 - From 6pm (readings at 7pm) at Sparrow Funeral Home — Mutt Reading s presents Bad Pet 6 . Featuring Kay Kasparhauser, Jimmy Cajoleas, Sean Thor Conroe, Charlie Zacks, and Angie Sijun Loud. A curated selection of secondhand books by itstrains will be availab...
City Built on Crystals
September 09, 2025 · Original source
From 6:30pm at Night Club 101 — Doxy Mag x Mutt Readings presents an evening with readers Celina Reboyras, Disney, Camille Sojit Pejcha, Magdalene Taylor, Mani Melaka, and Liara Roux.
Inline links: Night Club 101, Doxy Mag, Mutt Readings
NPCC2 mentions across 2 issues

NPCC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between October 02, 2024 and February 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "NPCC (and Trippin) (and Hinge?) will be hosting free screenwriting workshops"; "NPCC (and Trippin ) (and Hinge ?) will be hosting free screenwriting workshops"; "Hosted by NPCC, A/Political, Circle Collective, and Misguided Spirits". It most often appears alongside Confessions, Perfectly Imperfect, Peter Vack.

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2
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October 02, 2024
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February 17, 2025
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@npcc.nyc
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Ways to be sincere.
October 02, 2024 · Original source
From 12 - 12:45pm and 1 - 1:45pm — NPCC (and Trippin) (and Hinge?) will be hosting free screenwriting workshops at Public Records.
Inline links: NPCC, Trippin, Hinge, Public Records
My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 2pm - 6pm at Richardson — NPCC x A/Political x Circle Collective hosts an in store signing and t-shirt launch with Bruce LaBruce, on the occasion of the Friday evening US premiere of The Visitor.
Inline links: Richardson, NPCC, A/Political, Circle Collective
From 6:30 - 11pm at Roulette Intermedium – Bruce LaBruce’s The Visitor premieres in the US. Q&A to follow with Brontez Purnell. Hosted by NPCC, A/Political, Circle Collective, and Misguided Spirits.
Inline links: Roulette Intermedium, https://restlessnites.com/events/thevisitoramericanpremiere21feb2025/
Nymphet Alumni2 mentions across 2 issues

Nymphet Alumni is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between February 25, 2025 and May 01, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Alexi Alario of Nymphet Alumni"; "Bella Lucio, Nymphet Alumni, Silk, Lola Dement Myers, and Optics Playground are throwing a party". It most often appears alongside EARTH, Hauser & Wirth, Le Dive.

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Nymphet Alumni
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2
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February 25, 2025
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May 01, 2025
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My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm - 1am at Honey’s — Friend Of The Letter Vivein Lee hosts COSMOPOLITAN: a dance party in support of local nonprofit Make the Road New York. Other hosts include Alexi Alario of Nymphet Alumni, Alyssa Davis, Fiona Duncan, Ani Tatintsyan, and Kit Zauhar. I’ve been meaning to revisit Honey’s since artist Sarah Mehoyas took over ownership, and this seems like the perfect occasion. Music by Goop Girl, Miho Hatori, and more. Snacks by Sakura Smith, the coolest list of hosts, etc etc etc.
Inline links: Honey’s, Vivein Lee, Make the Road New York
Big long list of activities
May 01, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm at NightClub101 — Bella Lucio, Nymphet Alumni, Silk, Lola Dement Myers, and Optics Playground are throwing a party. Sounds by Quiet Luke, Ali Rq, sh4dows, YWGI, Zane Kind. I love Night Club 101, and I love this lineup!
Inline links: NightClub101
Party Girls Never Die2 mentions across 2 issues

Party Girls Never Die is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between March 17, 2025 and September 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Party Girls Never Die hosts Persian New Year, a Norooz celebration"; "PARTY GIRLS NEVER DIE hosts an official after party". It most often appears alongside Baby's All Right, Car Crash Collective, Forever Mag.

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2
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2
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March 17, 2025
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September 17, 2025
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@party_girls_never_die_
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Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - midnight at Jean’s— Party Girls Never Die hosts Persian New Year, a Norooz celebration - supper club and party
Inline links: Jean’s, Party Girls Never Die, supper club and party
Aura-Abysmal
September 17, 2025 · Original source
From 11pm - late at Baby’s All Right — PARTY GIRLS NEVER DIE hosts an official after party with B2B Los Angela, Desire, and Johnny Jewel. | RSVP here.
Inline links: Baby’s All Right, PARTY GIRLS NEVER DIE, here
Pop Gun2 mentions across 2 issues

Pop Gun is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between February 03, 2025 and May 21, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Pop Gun celebrates the launch of their inaugural zine; The 60s"; "Pop Gun presents the launch of the MINIOTICS book". It most often appears alongside KGB, Los Angeles, Matt Weinberger.

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Pop Gun
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2
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2
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February 03, 2025
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May 21, 2025
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@popgunart
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Dream Logic
February 03, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at TJ Byrnes — Pop Gun celebrates the launch of their inaugural zine; The 60s. Reading and performances by Adriana Furlong, Qingyuan Deng, Tess Manhattan, Gunner Dongieux, and more.
Inline links: TJ Byrnes, Pop Gun
Total Nightmare Policy
May 21, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 9pm at BlankMagBooks (17 Eldridge St) — Pop Gun presents the launch of the MINIOTICS book, featuring each of the 145 minions from their last show, alon with an essay by Carlo Mccormick.
Inline links: BlankMagBooks, Pop Gun
Pretty Garden Club2 mentions across 2 issues

Pretty Garden Club is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between November 05, 2024 and November 12, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Pretty Garden Club hosts a one act play and post show talk"; "Pretty Garden Club hosts a closing party and one night exhibition". It most often appears alongside Adeline Swartzendruber, Alex Katz, Annabel Boardman.

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Pretty Garden Club
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2
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2
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November 05, 2024
Last seen
November 12, 2024
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@ardenwohl
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Playing With Glass
November 05, 2024 · Original source
From 7:30pm — Pretty Garden Club hosts a one act play and post show talk on Women On Their Way to Hollywood with Alex Arthur, Ambre Kelly, and Rémy Bennett.
Inline links: Pretty Garden Club, Alex Arthur, Ambre Kelly, Rémy Bennett
Counterculture in America
November 12, 2024 · Original source
From 6pm - 10pm — Pretty Garden Club hosts a closing party and one night exhibition, featuring works by August Lamm, Reiji Fukitsu, Maya Man, and more.
Inline links: Pretty Garden Club, August Lamm, Reiji Fukitsu, Maya Man
From 6:30pm at Tibet House — Arden Wohl presents another installment of reading series “The Relentless Shadow Where The Light Surrenders”; featuring Alice Attie and Patricia Spears Jones
Inline links: Tibet House, Arden Wohl, “The Relentless Shadow Where The Light Surrenders”, Alice Attie, Patricia Spears Jones
Ristretto Books2 mentions across 2 issues

Ristretto Books is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between December 22, 2025 and January 27, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "her debut book; 3 (Ristretto Books)". It most often appears alongside 3, Alexander Perrelli, Anders Lindseth.

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Ristretto Books
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2
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2
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December 22, 2025
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January 27, 2026
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@me_betseybrown
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COLLECTED AGENDA
December 22, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at Night Club 101 — Kathy Joyce and Chica Mob are throwing a Very Interesting Party (and book launch). Kathy will be reading from her debut book; 3 (Ristretto Books). It’s about Starbucks, baseball, and her dark past. DJ set by Maisy Swords. After party upstairs.
Inline links: Night Club 101, Kathy Joyce, Chica Mob, 3, Maisy Swords
California-At-Home
January 27, 2026 · Original source
From 8pm at Night Club 101 — Kathy Joyce and Chica Mob are throwing a Very Interesting Party (and book launch). Kathy will be reading from her debut book; 3 (Ristretto Books). It’s about Starbucks, baseball, and her dark past. DJ set by Maisy Swords. After party upstairs.
Inline links: Night Club 101, Kathy Joyce, Chica Mob, 3, Maisy Swords
Russian Cosmism Circle NYC2 mentions across 2 issues

Russian Cosmism Circle NYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between November 19, 2024 and January 19, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Russian Cosmism Circle NYC"; "PradaHorseShoe (founder of Russian Cosmism Circle NYC)". It most often appears alongside Amana, Arden Wohl, Ariana Reines.

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2
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2
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November 19, 2024
Last seen
January 19, 2025
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@russiancosmismnyc
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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
From 6pm - 8pm — Russian Cosmism Circle (of which I am a member) hosts their first in person event at TJ Byrnes. Come discuss the cosmos with Amana and Clare Koury. Co-presented by Russian Cosmism Circle NYC, Clocked Out Magazine, and Alyssa Davis Gallery
Inline links: Russian Cosmism Circle, Amana, Clare Koury, Clocked Out Magazine, Alyssa Davis Gallery
Russian Cosmism Circle NYC Thursday, November 21 Aimee Armstrong is looking for extras for her new movie – email doll.webseries@gmail.com if you want to spend your day ACTING. I don’t act, but I had tons of fun spending my day in a similar manner for DDM last week. Something to consider!
Inline links: DDM
January continues
January 19, 2025 · Original source
David and I go to Estela for dinner. It’s our anniversary. He tells me not to say anything online about it. Private life should stay private, he says, but I’m writing it anyway. Estela is nice. It’s the sister restaurant of Altro Paradiso. My friend, Madelyn works there. Estela is smaller, cozier, you have to buzz to get into the building and then it’s up some steps, it feels like you’re in an apartment, it feels like you’re in Berlin. I’ve never been to Copenhagen, but I imagine it feels a bit like Copenhagen, too. “I like more old timey restaurants,” David says. “Me too,” I say. “But sometimes isn’t it nice to be in a restaurant that feels like Copenhagen? David agrees. He’s never been to Copenhagen either. Altro Paradiso is brightly lit, whereas Estela is dim. Stella - Latin for Star. Etc. The distinction feels a little obvious, but then, I’m being a little particular. Estela is small plates. Romantic. You can tell because you have to buzz the door to get in, and because the lighting is really dark. They put us in a little alcove by the shelves and shelves of wine. We order iberico ham, bread and butter, endive salad, crab with celery root (the best dish), squid ink fried rice with little bits of squid, steak with elderberry sauce. I order a Tito's martini, but I’m told they don’t serve Titos here. I’m told they have one martini with vodka that “tastes like smirnoff” ($22) and another with vodka that’s way better and far preferable (paraphrased) ($30). Our waitress is peppy. “We’ll take the Smirnoff,” David says. “She’s nice,” I say, later. “Domineering,” David says. Later, the waitress rolls her eyes a little when she asks me how my martini is. She smiles when I say good. I believe she is sincere in her hope that I’m happy as I guzzle up the fruits of my lowbrow taste. It really is a lovely meal. I don’t mean to be cynical. I tell David he should tell them it’s our anniversary so we can have something free, and he tells them “it’s our anniversary, can we have dessert on the house.” Then, I’m embarrassed, but they bring us dessert (with a price) and champagne (on the house). Tuesday, January 14 I’ve been working on maintaining constant motion. “An object in motion will stay in motion,” I’ve been telling anyone that will listen. I walk in place all day, and then I walk through Washington Square Park at night, freezing. I make sure to do an extra lap to circle under the arch, all sparkling and illuminated and icy. I’m thirty minutes late to the Post-Doomerism talk at Gonzo’s, and this feels like an important one to me because I used to base my entire framework of thought around mitigating dread through a surrender to the inevitability of fates worse than death. It’s a terrible way to view the world - juvenile if nothing else, but also aesthetically and morally barren, limiting, a nihilistic obsession with the present does lead to destruction (yourself and others), no matter how many delusions you harbor about enlightenment, and about time and therefore preservation as false constructs. You can’t be nihilistic if you believe in good and evil, and I do believe in good and evil, so it was never going to hold up. Post Doomerism The lecture is just starting when I exit the elevator. The talk is between Chris Small (founder of Amazon Labor Union), PradaHorseShoe (founder of Russian Cosmism Circle NYC), Joshua Citarella (Doomscroll Podcast), and Geo Yankey (Comedian) “Russian Cosmists think that Marx doesn't take it far enough,” Amana explains. “Marxism wants to abolish capitalism, religion, the family…. but what about abolishing the OG bummer - death.” The point of the talk seems to be to present a sort of leftist vision of tech accelerationism. Capitalist Realism, the parts of the industrial revolution deemed actually good, nuclear fusion (clean and limitless energy which imitates the sun) instead of nuclear fission, fossil fuels , etc etc etc. The audience, on the other hand, is mostly composed of people I recognize from other downtown events - this one taking on an uncharacteristic and somewhat academic sincerity. “Hypothetically, heat death could occur before we run out of fuel,” a girl sitting next to me murmurs at one point, evidently at least somewhat convinced by technology’s capacity for limitless good. I try to conjure a sense of what she’s imagining in my mind's eye - create enough clean energy, and you could be driving your car one day when the whole universe just implodes. This isn’t aspirational to me. Longevity even, has never been particularly aspirational to me, although increasingly moreso, I’m increasingly less cynical. I appreciate the sincerity of the lecture. I appreciate some of the ideas they put forward, too. It’s an irony-pilled audience and they're sitting in a deeply earnest room. I slip out during the Q&A - overwhelmed, honestly, and I’m late to another function. I’m handed a gin and tonic in the Lower East Side. I’m talking about the Russian Cosmism lecture. “Lenin tried that and 20 million people died,” I am told. “I don’t really know enough,” I say. I’m sent a documentary about The Tyranny of Scientism. I order some things like the books by Nick Zurnig and Mark Fisher. It’s good to be objective. The night slips onward. It’s rude to talk about accelerationism at a party. Wednesday, January 16 It's slightly warmer in New York today. It's still cold, but it's less frigid, I'm walking through Soho typing, I'm walking to Equinox, I'll finish writing this on the treadmill, I had such a fun night last night although I do feel terribly guilty about squandering my health and my beauty and my soul every time I get drunk. I was such a good drunk, though. I adore my friends so deeply. I adore my new friends. I think they are my best friends. I’m trying not to quantify everything. There are names of people I love spinning through my mind, now. Why order things. Some people exhaust me, and then there are other people who don’t. I’ve found new friends who live artfully while occupying a natural state that is absorbed with the physical world, recently. How lucky for me. I don’t want to use my volatility as a bludgeon with which to bend people to my whims. Good thing I don’t feel particularly volatile this week. It’s best to consider these while outside of them. Objective introspection: am I doing a good job? WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Gofundme + LA Fire Resources here. Sunday, January 19 From 6pm - midnight at EARTH — Jordan Castro and Cluny present SILENCE. An evening of silence. No speaking, no phones.
Inline links: https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!XxFb!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F59a8c887-c1bc-4090-9568-92185cc4e0c1_1412x1420.png, Amazon Labor Union, PradaHorseShoe, Russian Cosmism Circle NYC, Doomscroll Podcast, Geo Yankey, Capitalist Realism, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!kDE6!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fd7220533-39ee-4944-a185-b7983b1500e9_1600x1066.jpeg, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!abSY!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fcb12cd88-f058-4032-ba7f-a91514034d33_1600x1066.jpeg, here, EARTH, Jordan Castro, Cluny
Russian Cosmism Circle of New York2 mentions across 2 issues

Russian Cosmism Circle of New York is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between December 09, 2024 and January 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Russian Cosmism Circle of New York presents POST-DOOMERISM - a talk with labor leader Chris Smalls"; "The Russian Cosmism Circle of New York presents POST-DOOMERISM". It most often appears alongside Chris Smalls, David, Geo Yankey.

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2
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2
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December 09, 2024
Last seen
January 13, 2025
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@russiancosmismnyc
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kind of a dud socially
December 09, 2024 · Original source
From 6pm at Gonzo’s Studios — The Russian Cosmism Circle of New York presents POST-DOOMERISM - a talk with labor leader Chris Smalls. Ft Geo Yankey, Joshua Citarella, and Prada Horse Shoe.
Inline links: The Russian Cosmism Circle of New York, Chris Smalls, Geo Yankey, Joshua Citarella, Prada Horse Shoe
Life before inositol
January 13, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Gonzo’s — The Russian Cosmism Circle of New York presents POST-DOOMERISM; a talk with labor leader Chris Smalls, featuring artist and podcast Joshua Citarella, comedian Geo Yankey, and Prada Horse Shoe. Dope afters lineup to follow.
Inline links: The Russian Cosmism Circle of New York, Chris Smalls, Joshua Citarella, Geo Yankey, Prada Horse Shoe
School of Visual Arts2 mentions across 2 issues

School of Visual Arts is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between May 19, 2024 and October 23, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Lecture with Bill Armstrong at the School for Visual Art"; "she taught a writing workshop on speculative fiction at the School of Visual Arts". It most often appears alongside Chloe Pingeon, New York, Alimentari Flaneur.

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2
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2
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May 19, 2024
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October 23, 2024
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COLLECTED AGENDA #1
May 19, 2024 · Original source
Raining in the evening, but I still want to walk to Chelsea after work. Lecture with Bill Armstrong at the School for Visual Art. I don’t typically find photo theory interesting, but I do like career retrospective lectures, and the artist blurs the images in ways I really like. Later, dinner at The Knickerbocker; coziest restaurant and the best steak in New York. The only steak house in New York. Ordering - dirty martini, cocktail shrimp, medium aged rib eye with onion rings, creamed spinach, mashed potatoes
Inline links: Bill Armstrong, The Knickerbocker
Collected Agenda with Vivien Lee
October 23, 2024 · Original source
Vivien Lee is a writer and copywriter from Northern Virginia. I invited her to Guest Edit immediately upon first reading her work, mostly because I was struck by her voice – unique in its ability to merge cool elegance with visceral, aesthetic, and physical engagement. Vivien writes a substack titled Lessons for Next Time which is loosely tied to the theme of detachment. She describes the Substack as an exercise in exploring her tendency towards aloofness as a person. She does this vividly with essays such as going to the opera in my red miu miu heels during a storm - emotionally untethered, yet sharp and grounded in its aesthetic pinpoints and moments of vulnerability. Vivien has written for The Cut, Architectural Digest, Family Style, and elsewhere, covering art, sex, love, design, music, books, history, film. Last summer, she taught a writing workshop on speculative fiction at the School of Visual Arts. Lately, she has been quietly exploring fiction and screenwriting. She cites Clarice Lispector, Carl Jung, Simone Veil, and June Jordan as voices she finds timeless. She is drawn to symbolism, abstract concepts, psychology, and the metaphysical… topics that transcend the ordinary. If Vivien Lee was not a writer, she probably would have pursued a career in psychoanalysis. WHAT VIVIEN LEE DID Friday, October 11 It’s my day off and I text Ani, who is back in New York. We meet to get lymphatic drainage massages at Pure Qi, which is like a neti pot for your nervous system. I’m addicted, and need one once a month. At the appointment, she surprises me with a gift — a pair of Betsey Johnson stilettos — that look like Beetlejuice and Barbie had a lovechild. After our massage, we try to get a table at Bernie’s. I’ve heard their burgers are good (I am a burger connoisseur, in case you didn't know) but the wait is 3 hours long, so we opt for Five Leaves. Ani orders a salmon and I ask for the shepherd’s pie. We discuss the play we are working on, along with other things, like the mysteries of vigorous bonding and the embarrassments of “being known”. Ani teaches high school and writes fiction. Most of my close friends, now that I think about it, are either teachers, therapists, artists, or writers. Ani and I get along, I think, because we both understand the value of privacy, and the sense of self that stems from solitude, which often feels lonely at times. With Ani, we can each share our loneliness without drowning the other in it. And that is nice. Sunday, October 12 I spend the morning reading Karmic Traces by Eliot Weinberger. I’m one of those people who will delay finishing a book if I am enjoying it too much. I grab the latest issue of Harper’s and skim through Lauren Oyler’s cover story. I don’t know why everyone hates her. My boyfriend takes me to Duals Natural to go spice shopping. I’ve been curious about white pepper, which is apparently earthier, milder, and more umami than black pepper — usually used in Asian dishes. We restock the staples: cumin, coriander, marsala, ceylon, bay leaves, along with basmati rice and various blends of tea. My grandmother warned me not to buy anything grown in China because of the pollution — unconfirmed, but fine — I decide not to get the pu’erh this time. A few years ago for my 30th birthday, my friend Soraya surprised me with the most perfect parcel of spices, tea, perfume, and wine. Sumac with tinned cod in biscayne sauce is a doomsday prepper’s delicacy. That little canned fish was so precious to me that I ended up hauling it around in my suitcase through three different countries “in case of emergencies”. Gift your loved ones non-perishables… a gesture of thoughtful care and preservation, symbolic of a friendship with no shelf life. For dinner, I make a mille-feuille nabe (nappa cabbage and pork hot pot dish) in a clay pot. It’s simple, yet decadent. Just my taste. All you need is cabbage, thinly sliced pork (or beef if you so desire), ginger, soy sauce, water. I use miso paste in lieu of dashi and a splash of fish sauce. The white pepper adds a nice subtle kick. Thursday, Oct 14 I don’t like to talk about my job because I tend to be precious about things, which is why I love NDAs. I enjoy being in an office again though, and dressing up to start your day for who-knows-what-drama! After work, I make a trip to Eataly, and have my mind blown because I’ve discovered kiwi berries. On my way out, I fill a cellophane bag with an assortment of Italian chocolates (Venchi, the best) and grab a box of lemon amaretti cookies for a friend’s mom’s going away party later in the week. I love shopping for gifts because I’ll be walking around the city with nothing but three different types of dessert and exotic fruit in my purse and nobody knows it. PS. I want to befriend everyone’s moms. When Andrew and I started dating, he was working for WNYC, and we talked about the station’s struggle to survive ever since Giuliani cut funding for public media. On the evening of their 100th anniversary, we turned on the radio, and while listening to the analog tradition, enforced a rule that we would eat dinner together as often as we could. That night, I made us a seaweed omelet with rice, mackerel, and fermented pollock roe... a meal I often had with my family back home, when we still ate together. Tonight, we’re celebrating 7 months (which feels like 2 years in New York time) and for dinner he’s making us chicken meatball soup adapted from this NYT recipe. Saturday, Oct 19 I’d like to contend that today is the last nicest day of the year. I have plans to hit some golf balls at the Chelsea Piers driving range, because I’m feeling a lot of pent up energy from last night’s full moon. On my way over, I walk down 14th and look at what the girls are wearing. Straight black denim over square toe boots. Mini claw clips and messy half pulled ponytails. Sleek shoulder bags. Sporty pullovers and tailored houndstooth pants. Quarter-zip sweaters. Trench coat, trench coat, trench coat. Ralph Lauren is in the air. Next to my favorite burger joint, I have yet to find my favorite Italian restaurant in New York. Coastal elite “European cuisine” is an elusive concept to me. Don’t get me wrong — I love to keep up my inconceivable spending habits on niche and aspirational dining, but I prefer an honest plate of pasta made by someone’s 100-year-old grandmother in their kitchen any day (hello, Pasta Grannies). I do like Bamonte’s, because having angry centenarian waiters throwing plates of mediocre food at you creates the same comforting effect, to a degree. Andrew asks if I want to try Emillio’s Ballato, but I’d remembered my friend Daniel of Alimentari Flaneur told me his favorite Italian spot is Il Buco in NoHo, so we book a reservation. Their menu is technically “Mediterranean” and changes every day. We order the octopus with sweet potato, roasted lamb and broccoli rabe, and the orecchiette with eggplant and sausage. Everything is rich, especially the olive oil. The atmosphere is dark and rustic. Cozy romantic. I need a nap. WHAT VIVIEN LEE THINKS YOU SHOULD DO Visit Family Social activism, by its definition, is the practice of working toward the reform of relations and expectations, however that looks. It doesn’t always have to be about protests or shouting the loudest. Sometimes, it’s more private. One form, for me, has been returning to my family. Our first source of error. As I get older (I need to stop saying that), I find myself craving connections that aren’t so seeded in the economy of validation. Wanting to sit with discomfort and tension without completely losing myself to it. Also, learning to forgive. I mean really forgive. Get a New Scent It’s the next best cure for seasonal depression. These are my current favorites, powerful and sweet with patchouli as their thread-through. YOU KISSED ME IN PARIS by Lazarus
Inline links: Lessons for Next Time, going to the opera in my red miu miu heels during a storm, Ani, Pure Qi, Betsey Johnson, Bernie’s, Five Leaves, Karmic Traces, Lauren Oyler’s cover story, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!CX7t!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fee318a9e-fb9d-4df4-a793-2afac060ca87_1600x1200.jpeg, Duals Natural, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!sp4x!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Ff8abf7d2-4d40-43ef-9acf-e33c9c4a382b_1600x1200.jpeg, Eataly, WNYC, recipe, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!KeRg!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Ffcffcd2f-9edd-4695-80a8-81d300b01e87_1600x1200.jpeg, Chelsea Piers, Ralph Lauren, Pasta Grannies, Bamonte’s, Emillio’s Ballato, Alimentari Flaneur, Il Buco, YOU KISSED ME IN PARIS by Lazarus
Silver Hour NYC2 mentions across 2 issues

Silver Hour NYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between December 22, 2025 and January 14, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Nikoleta Vujnovic of Silver Hour NYC is guest programming". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, 56 Henry, @lucdarcy.

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Silver Hour NYC
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COLLECTED AGENDA
December 22, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Night Club 101 — It’s the first 99 Minutes of 2026; screening Suitcase of Love and Shame (2014) along with a bonus surprise super short film. This month, Nikoleta Vujnovic of Silver Hour NYC is guest programming. Opening remarks by filmmaker Heather Landsman. Afterparty to follow | Free!
Inline links: Night Club 101, Suitcase of Love and Shame, Silver Hour NYC, Heather Landsman
How To Break Paralysis
January 14, 2026 · Original source
From 7pm at Night Club 101 — It’s the first 99 Minutes of 2026; screening Suitcase of Love and Shame (2014) along with a bonus surprise super short film. This month, Nikoleta Vujnovic of Silver Hour NYC is guest programming. Opening remarks by filmmaker Heather Landsman. Afterparty to follow | Free!
Inline links: Night Club 101, Suitcase of Love and Shame, Silver Hour NYC, Heather Landsman
Simone Films2 mentions across 2 issues

Simone Films is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between January 19, 2025 and January 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Simone Films presents a night with Alex Zhang Hungtai and Will August Park". It most often appears alongside Ada Antoinette, Alex Auder, Alex Zhang Hungtai.

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Simone Films
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January 19, 2025
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January 23, 2025
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January continues
January 19, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at EARTH — Simone Films presents a night with Alex Zhang Hungtai and Will August Park.
Inline links: EARTH, Simone Films, Alex Zhang Hungtai, Will August Park
Burn my diaries
January 23, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at EARTH — Simone Films presents a night with Alex Zhang Hungtai and Will August Park.
Inline links: EARTH, Simone Films, Alex Zhang Hungtai, Will August Park
Spokane Films2 mentions across 2 issues

Spokane Films is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between December 22, 2025 and January 14, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Sophia Englesberg & Spokane Films present a fundraiser party for Thumper". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, 56 Henry, @lucdarcy.

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December 22, 2025
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January 14, 2026
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COLLECTED AGENDA
December 22, 2025 · Original source
From 8:30 - 11pm in Bedstuy BK (RSVP for address) — Sophia Englesberg & Spokane Films present a fundraiser party for Thumper - a film by Cyprian Morona. I’ll be reading here, along with Sadie Parker, Bob Laine, Matthew Danger Lippman, and more!
Inline links: Sophia Englesberg, Spokane Films, Thumper, Cyprian Morona
How To Break Paralysis
January 14, 2026 · Original source
From 8:30 - 11pm in Bedstuy BK (RSVP for address) — Sophia Englesberg & Spokane Films present a fundraiser party for Thumper - a film by Cyprian Morona. I’ll be reading here, along with Sadie Parker, Bob Laine, Matthew Danger Lippman, and more!
Inline links: Sophia Englesberg, Spokane Films, Thumper, Cyprian Morona
The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research2 mentions across 2 issues

The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between September 10, 2024 and November 26, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Denmark opens at The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research"; "The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research presents previews of Vanya on Huron Street". It most often appears alongside Chloe Pingeon, Matthew Gasda, Sovereign House.

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September 10, 2024
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November 26, 2024
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Statues Of Critics.
September 10, 2024 · Original source
Also Friday, September 13 from 7:30 - 9:30pm — Denmark opens at The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research. An eerie show to ring in Friday the Thirteenth. Written by Matthew Gasda, Directed by Tom Meglio, starring Sophia Englesberg.
Inline links: Denmark, Matthew Gasda, Tom Meglio, Sophia Englesberg
Collected Agenda (lite)
November 26, 2024 · Original source
From 6:45pm - 9:45pm — The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research presents previews of Vanya on Huron Street. Translated by Albina Aleksandrova. Adapted and directed by Matthew Gasda.
Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research, previews, Albina Aleksandrova, Matthew Gasda
The Good Time Girls2 mentions across 2 issues

The Good Time Girls is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between January 03, 2025 and February 10, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Good Time Girls present MEN: A Reading"; "The Good Time Girls present Sooyoung Moon, Juliette Jeffers". It most often appears alongside Chinatown, David, Rodeo.

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January 03, 2025
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February 10, 2025
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The End Of The Year
January 03, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Rodeo (1134 President Street) — The Good Time Girls present MEN: A Reading, featuring Tessa Belle, Daniel Kolitz, Sooyoung Moon, Megan Nolan, Andres Vaamonde, and “the hovering spirit of Ezra Klein and his particular model of masculinity”
Inline links: MEN: A Reading
February Dining.
February 10, 2025 · Original source
From 7:30pm at Rodeo — The Good Time Girls present Sooyoung Moon, Juliette Jeffers, Stephanie Wambagu, and Liam Sherwin-Murray.
Inline links: Rodeo, The Good Time Girls
The Nonschool2 mentions across 2 issues

The Nonschool is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between February 25, 2025 and March 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Nonschool presents a live recording of 1 storypod"; "The NonSchool hosts an evening of readings with musical accompaniment". It most often appears alongside Anika Jade Levy, David, Jackiearielle.

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February 25, 2025
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March 17, 2025
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My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
Doors @ 7PM, event @ 8PM at 8 St. Marks Place — The Nonschool presents a live recording of 1 storypod. Sean Thor Conroe, Michael Bible, and Harold Rogers discuss Faulkner.
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Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at 8 St. Marks — The NonSchool hosts an evening of readings with musical accompaniment. Ft. K Hank Jost, Izzy Casey, Michael Bible, and Liza St. James.
Inline links: The NonSchool
Twitter2 mentions across 2 issues

Twitter is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between November 13, 2024 and February 25, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Twitter/X is annoying as fuck today"; "I found him on Twitter. The last guy quit"; "talking about publishing with a famous Twitter Anon friend of a friend". It most often appears alongside Chloe Pingeon, Collected Agenda, NYC.

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November 13, 2024
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February 25, 2025
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Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky
November 13, 2024 · Original source
Matt Taibbi is an author, journalist, and podcaster. He covered politics for Rolling Stone and is the closest thing we have to a modern-day Hunter S. Thompson. More recently, he released the Twitter Files (via Musk) in collaboration with several other journalists, including Michael Shellenberger and Bari Weiss. He also happens to be hot. You can watch his election recap here.
Inline links: Matt Taibbi, Twitter Files, here
Twitter/X is annoying as fuck today. Some of you guys need to consider, like, taking a brisk walk and braving eye contact with strangers.
When I show up at the venue to set up for the event, X is accompanied by another guy who doesn’t seem to say much. He looks at me briefly before skittering off into a dark corner. I am reminded I am in the company of men who don’t know how to interact with women. Cool. As I said earlier, I can stomach a little strange fruit, as long as they’re not outright creeps or assholes. X tells me the guy who skittered off is our bartender for the night. “Sorry he doesn’t look more alt,” he says with a straight face. “I found him on Twitter. The last guy quit.”
My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Sunday, February 16 The rain continues turning everything muted and gray, but I am bursting with energy, and I am bursting with the feeling like myself again. Early afternoon - the morning gentle sleet turns to a downpour. David bought a basil plant and he put it by my flowers. Do you notice what is by the flowers, he asks. There are firehook crackers with dill and double cream for lunch. Then, a few more of the same with sliced turkey for dinner. You could be a rock climber, if you wanted. You could be an artist in a really useless and abrasive sense, too. You could spend all your time making art and it could all just pertain to yourself. Only make the most incoherent shit imaginable, and then write some really fire press releases and float on by with that, with obfuscation and with stylish sentiments that conceal your vacancy and lack of meaning. I read an interview that snaps me out of it so quickly. The author is talking about how monks are maybe missing something. If you’re meditating all the time, then you’ve kind of lost a grip on reality. It’s enlightened, maybe, but you lose something if you go so deep into interiority that you turn off exterior reflection altogether. If spiritual leaders have lost the plot, then so too, certainly, have I. I’m going monk mode but it’s just Playing On My Phone. I’m going monk mode but it’s just Publishing My Diaries.1 I walk to Le Dive in the evening. I talk for many hours with my brilliant friend who has much clarity in what she is actually saying when she writes. We talk about how to withhold or not withhold pieces of yourself, and she asks me something about how I reveal so much of myself without worrying about things like people who hate you, or worse, people who stalk you. It’s easy to reveal a lot of your thoughts on things like ice on the window when you have no convictions, I think. I do have some convictions, but I won’t reveal myself here. “It’s a scary wind outside,” David says when I get home. “And we’re in this scary apartment in the sky.” “It’s not too scary,” I say. Monday, February 17 In my dreams last night, they take me to Spring Street Dermatology and they give me a chemical peel, microneedling, they shake me up with electrical currents and I leave feeling burned and new. In real life, the wind is whistling even more in the morning. Bright sun, howling wind. David is starting to think about going to bed for the night just as I am waking up for the morning. David spreads orange marmalade and double cream on toast. “What a wonderful thing,” David says. At the party at Jeans, I get a lychee martini, a cosmopolitan, a vodka soda... it's kind of gross sloshing around a nightclub on a monday night, but after I decided to stop doing things like this, I decided again, to stop hindering all my own fun. They’ve packed us like sardines in this basement tonight, and so I don’t linger long. There is a song, a show, and it’s a good lineup of performers and I’m sorry that I didn’t really pay attention, but I was quite busy and I was sloshing around. I was talking about publishing with a famous Twitter Anon friend of a friend who I ran into at the bar, I was looking for service, I was looking for wifi, I was sitting by coat check because I hate standing at these things, I become extremely untethered standing at these, so I was sitting in the hallway, and I was missing the show. Tuesday, February 18 Asleep by eleven, awake by six, this is all very new for me. There is such hazy blue gray sky lighting up the room through the panes of my glass roof. There is David on the terrace with a cigarette. I have a busy day today, and thank god for that. I've been waiting for momentum, and now it is here. Erin tells me about dinner with the most beautiful girl you know. She lives only off of sponge cake, and she was nicer this time. I’m going to read an Irish gothic novella,” I tell David. “Wait one second,” David says. “I just want to reassure you about the plane crashes.” The reassurance is something all about the role of the dice. The gothic novella is all about the moon and untempered desire. I wasn’t too worried about the plane crashes, really, but it is nice nonetheless to be reminded of Rationalism and Randomness. The gothic novella is supposed to be interesting because it was reinterpreted into a Lesbian Dorm Room Drama in a 2014 Web Series. The gothic novel is interesting to me, because it reads like a fairytale. I like the insularity. I, too, have been possessed by demons in my sleep. I am going to write out my Food Diary now, because I am trying to take stock of these things: celsius, apple, peanut gomacro bar, almond gomacro bar, salmon sushi roll, some bites of David's steak with the crust piece of the baguette and then mint tea and then the dandelion tea too, before I go to sleep. You can talk yourself in circles, but of course the only solution is to consistently live well and to consistently live in a way that you can stand behind. Such a life does not require all this talk talk talk on the topic. Carmilla by Sheridan La Fenu. Illustration from The Dark Blue by D. H. Friston, 1872 Wednesday, February 19 I do not want to write you an essay about what happened. I want instead, to write you a story about the parts I made up. After class and then after lunch, and then after a few other things, because there were a few other things, it is not like I did nothing, but the momentum didn’t really last. After just these few things, there is the space heater and the protein bar and the playing on my godforsaken phone and the rereading of all the fairytales, Carmella, The Wind Boy, I have all these hazy spring stories on my mind. I like the photographs Natasha took of me. In these photographs, I am in my room, and I feel like myself. I think I look like myself, too, and this has never happened before, not really at least, never in a photograph, or at least not since I was very young. It is only seven in the evening. It's not too late to run outside in crystal dusk. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Tuesday, February 25 From 6pm - 8pm at Hauser & Wirth 18th Street: ‘Dieter Roth. Islandscapes’ opens. I like the looks of this - “Featuring a selection of graphic works, monoprints, multiples and unique pieces spanning from the early 1960s to 1975, ‘Islandscapes’ focuses on Dieter Roth’s printmaking, which accompanied every phase of his life and practice.”
Inline links: 1, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!WqgA!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F222d6d61-af1b-420c-815d-f55ad052cdc1_1600x1098.jpeg, Natasha, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!s_qb!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F1cf40838-57f9-4c68-a834-ad4a65ecf108_1600x834.png, Hauser & Wirth
UFC2 mentions across 2 issues

UFC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between November 13, 2024 and November 19, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "UFC president Dana White"; "The UFC fight is playing now". It most often appears alongside Chloe Pingeon, Chris, Collected Agenda.

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November 13, 2024
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November 19, 2024
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Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky
November 13, 2024 · Original source
These moments of incoherence and utter detachment from the gravity of his position on the world stage are met with confused titters from the audience. The collective “HUHN?” inexplicably followed by roaring cheers reminds me of Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho’s State of the Union address in Idiocracy, amplified further when Trump turns the mic over to UFC president Dana White. Guess it’s a boy’s night! Fun. May the biggest dick win. Clearly there’s not much at stake here. Global relations…wealth disparity…ongoing genocide…the fate of human civilization…should be chill. At the end of the day, dude has Vibes. He shoveled some fries at McD’s once. He gets it.
Inline links: Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho’s State of the Union address
Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
“Community is a different word for lineage. the people that are still here tonight... that says a lot about you.” Beckett reads about The Providence Hotel, Chris reads about The Circus, Adeline reads poems. Afterwards, I stick around for a while. Ellie arrives. I try to get late dinner but there’s no one seating diners at this hour. I walk back to Sovereign House. The UFC fight is playing now. On a split screen, Mike Tyson is telling a small child that he doesn’t dream of legacy because when you die, your ego dies with you. When I get home, I have a text from a number I haven’t saved yet. It’s a photo with Ellie and her friend that I don’t remember taking. “The Three Graces,” it says. “Loved meeting you xoxo Penny” WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Tuesday, November 19 In her Substack, Natasha Stagg recommends The White Ribbon screening at Metrograph this afternoon at 3:30pm. I imagine you might find a strange appeal in luxuriating in a weekday afternoon theater experience that will leave you feeling as awful as this film is sure to. Natasha also recommends the new menu in the commissary, but Shannon recently told me it's fallen far from its glory days. I'll have to stop by soon (maybe tomorrow, at 3:30pm) to see for myself.
Inline links: split screen, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!grbu!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fa9cf1b99-fc72-43b0-8bff-6c6b9ba3d33b_1149x765.jpeg, Natasha Stagg, screening, Metrograph, menu, Shannon
VERA2 mentions across 2 issues

VERA is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between September 03, 2024 and September 10, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "VERA presents Seeking Alternatives; a panel discussion on alternative art spaces"; "I'm at VERA's panel on alternative art spaces at GONZO'S". It most often appears alongside Beckett Rosset, Chloe Pingeon, Chloe Pingeon's Substack.

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VERA
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September 03, 2024
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September 10, 2024
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What Are You Doing In The Fall?
September 03, 2024 · Original source
From 7:30 - 9pm at Gonzo’s —- VERA presents Seeking Alternatives; a panel discussion on alternative art spaces moderated by Conor Truax. Panelists include Sara Blazej, Jacob Barnes, Cortney Connolly, and Myles Starr. VERA is representing some of the most interesting people in the game right now; this will be a unique event.
Inline links: Gonzo’s, VERA, Seeking Alternatives, Conor Truax, Sara Blazej, Jacob Barnes, Cortney Connolly, Myles Starr
Statues Of Critics.
September 10, 2024 · Original source
WHAT I DID Thanks for reading Chloe Pingeon's Substack! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Monday, September 2 I’ve been freelancing this summer, going back to school for a degree in cultural criticism. I'm hesitant to share any of this, I’m hesitant to share any purpose I have in mind for myself. I would like to tell people I spend my time lying listless in the sun. I tell a friend I’m getting my master’s in cultural criticism and he rolls his eyes. God, people like you need to be put out of your misery, he says. He’s a crude man, prone to social faux pas often intentional and sometimes not, and so I don’t take the thinly veiled death threat personally. I do balk in the face of the fact that I worry he might be right. I’ve been suspecting this for a while, actually. There’s a neurosis in my specific brand of ambition that turns it sordid when given too much thought. There’s a vulgarity in anything that too smugly equates fact and opinion. There’s a vulgarity in voyeurism. They don’t build statues of critics. Etc, etc, etc. I go to dinner late at The Knickerbocker. It’s my favorite restaurant, a better restaurant in winter, but my favorite nonetheless. Fall is in the air. You can really feel it here, where everything is dark wood and heavy steaks. I’m so sick of talking about the seasons. I woke up unhappy, but by evening everything is good. Tuesday, September 3 Evening, I’m at VERA’s panel on alternative art spaces at GONZO’S. Conor is moderating, and the alternative gallerists are talking about their alternative galleries. I’m familiar with most of the speakers, but there was only one seat left when I arrived, a bench in the corner and I probably shouldn’t have taken it but I did. From my corner, I can’t see the panel, but enjoy the anonymity afforded only to me. I can hear perfectly, but I have no idea who’s talking. The crux of the conversation centers around the morality and the logistics of these alternative spaces. Given my usual sensibilities, I am surprised that I am most interested in the economics of it all. A commercial gallery can be more interesting than a museum now, because a museum is beholden to its institutional backing. A commercial gallery is beholden only to the market, which has broader interests than a tastemaker on the board of the Guggenheim. An alternative gallery is beholden to… the artist, a different market, the same market but they’re a bit less beholden? A crime reporter turned Artnet reporter poses the question after the panel- besides a difference in commercial scale, how is an alternative gallery different from a blue chip gallery? He’s met with a slew of solid responses; different in the work they show, in the degree of risk taken on emerging artists, in the literal space they operate out of, which might be entirely unconducive to sales and profit. Afterwards, I try to smoke a cigarette on the Gonzo’s balcony and I’m asked to go outside. I go to a bar, I’m not drinking tonight, my friends go home and so do I. When I tell my boyfriend about the reporter's question, he rolls his eyes. Alt is a word you use to make obscure things relevant, he says. If you’re alt till you die, then you just never really made it. In the case of the artist, I think his point is often true. For a gallery, though, the things on the edges are always changing. Technically, one could champion the periphery forever, although longevity matters less with these things. Technically, too, everything one touched could turn to gold. Wednesday, September 4 Every gallery on Henry Street is having an opening tonight. I get there on the late side but it’s still like a block party outside, like Time Again this summer, like these are all the tiniest galleries in the world so there’s a few people milling inside but mostly everyone is on the street. In terms of the work, I like the Laurie Simmons show by far the best, but that isn’t really the point. There’s probably something to be said here about alternative galleries and about how these openings are actually fun and about how the crowds from each space here are spilling into each other and overlapping, but I can’t think of a point that’s not painfully obvious. These openings are actually fun. That’s kind of the thesis. Thursday, September 5 I’m reading at Confessions on Sunday. I write myself some prompts: I AM OVERFLOWING WITH GRATITUDE
Inline links: The Knickerbocker, VERA’s, GONZO’S, Conor, Time Again, Laurie Simmons, Confessions
WONDER2 mentions across 2 issues

WONDER is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between May 19, 2024 and January 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "WONDER presenting party and readings by Juliana Huxtable, Ed Steck, and Rachel Rabbit White"; "Wonder presents New Books by Zoe Brezsny and Precious Okoyom". It most often appears alongside EARTH, New York, Sovereign House.

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COLLECTED AGENDA #1
May 19, 2024 · Original source
Saturday, May 25 - WONDER presenting party and readings by Juliana Huxtable, Ed Steck, and Rachel Rabbit White at Dirty Mag HQ
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Life before inositol
January 13, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Heart House — Wonder presents New Books by Zoe Brezsny and Precious Okoyom, plus Maya Martinez’s Hole Play. Tickets $15 at the door — no one turned away for lack of funds.
Inline links: Heart House, Wonder, Zoe Brezsny, Precious Okoyom, Maya Martinez’s
From 7pm at Pangea — Penny Arcade presents ‘The Art of Becoming’ – a performance and reading. I heard Penny perform at Beckett’s TENSE, and she is really wonderful. A force worth seeing live.
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Zora2 mentions across 2 issues

Zora is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between March 17, 2025 and May 21, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Must download the Zora app and show profile for entry"; "ZORA presents ZERO1 - a science fiction reading". It most often appears alongside Funny Bar, Los Angeles, New York.

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Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at The Gutter LES — Zora & Nolita Dirtbag are hosting a bowling tournament. Teams from Supreme, Bar Oliver, FeedMe, Perfectly Imperfect, Throwing Fits, and more. Must download the Zora app and show profile for entry.
Inline links: Zora, Nolita Dirtbag
Total Nightmare Policy
May 21, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm - late at 4408 W 2nd St. — ZORA presents ZERO1 - a science fiction reading with an afterparty to follow. Readings by Oliver Misraje, Riska Seval, and Johanna Stone. Djs: chic P, brandy melville, Harmony Tividad. - “It is theorized that Zero1 activates specific optic nerves relating to the processing of blue light, the same blue light emitted from digital screens.” | Doors at 8, readings at 9, DJs at 10.
154 Scott NYC1 mentions across 1 issues

154 Scott NYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 18, 2025 and July 18, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "154 Scott NYC presents WET 18 JULY". It most often appears alongside ALLSHIPS, Alphaville, Amelia.

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Things I do like here
July 18, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm at SAA Pool — 154 Scott NYC presents WET 18 JULY. RSVP required. Entry is not guaranteed without a pool bed reservation.
Inline links: WET 18 JULY
4chan1 mentions across 1 issues

4chan is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 13, 2025 and January 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "I accidentally read all the books on the 4chan 2024 Top 100 Lit Board list". It most often appears alongside Altadena Girls, Altro Paradiso, Anastasia Coope.

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Life before inositol
January 13, 2025 · Original source
Wednesday, January 8 Meeting with Beckett and Jonah this morning at Caffe Reggio to discuss Tense - Reggio is full and so Beckett suggests Dante. It’s not like he remembered it, now. It’s a coffee shop, he says, but it’s a cocktail bar now. Expensive green and red martinis in thin glasses whirling through the room even now, at two pm. They still let us sit for coffee. I have an interview after. Madelyn texts me. At Altro Paradiso at 3pm, they are saying goodbye to the head chef. I’ve gone to Altro Paradiso a few times recently, because Madelyn works there mostly, although even independent of that it’s the best food I’ve had in New York in a while. Today, I was in a rush, the plans were last minute. I'm still wearing my workout clothes and their ‘archival lululemon’ - hand-me-downs from a closet of a friend of my mothers when I was about thirteen years old. The shirt is striped and black and white and a small band bearing slogans like “nothing tastes as good as skinny feels” folds up or down at the hem, depending on how flagrantly antisocial you feel like being on that particular day. I’m keeping the band folded under today. I’m wildly underdressed but it’s afternoon, the restaurant isn’t even technically open yet. There’s a toast to the chef and I’m the only outsider in attendance and so I stay at the bar while the group of staff and friends and family assemble. It’s very special, even to bear witness to as someone uninvolved. There’s a heart and soul to food and drink and service that other industries, even creative industries, really don’t have in the same way. I’m a tiny bit tipsy, now. I need to start hostessing again. I make this note on my phone: “NEED TO START HOSTESSING AGAIN!!!!” We stay at Altro Paradiso til dinner starts, and we continue to stay till it feels like dinner is about to end. Everything is magical - the alla prima cocktail, wine, dirty martini, pane e ricotta, salad with figs and dates, octopus, olives, oysters under beds of thinly sliced veggies, malfatti (which is pasta that is like little pillows), linguine al nero (which is pasta with squid ink and cuttlefish and basil), a few deserts - pistachio ice cream and the pear cake. The afternoon turns to a sparkling evening. I walk home. I go elsewhere, after - fun too, but I probably shouldn’t have. I should probably learn when to call an evening. Decadence in excess, turns all that sparkles sour. Thursday, January 9 It's been the same day on repeat so far this year. The same three days, really. Rinse and do it again. The year has only held nine days. I can't view my stagnation with too much harshness. Decadence, in contrast, should be viewed with harshness. Los Angeles is burning up and it feels uncouth to talk about this here as this tragedy is not my life, but I can't stop watching. Most emotions are triggered through all five senses - it's a strange feeling of muted horror to see destruction of places and lives you know on a screen, detached from your physical experience but visible in real time in your cognizant mind - peripheral vision. I accidentally get stuck in the Louis Vuitton x Murakami line in SoHo. I accidentally steal a pair of Split sweatpants from the gym. I accidentally read all the books on the 4chan 2024 Top 100 Lit Board list. I'm on tiktok watching videos of the apocalypse overlaid with Lana del Rey audio. I’m browsing r/lainfluencersnark and they have a lot to say about the way their parasocial relationships are handling the apocalypse. I tried to write something about phones and chaos and end times but it was silly. These are resources / writing from people in LA. The Angel - L.A. Fires — How to Help
Inline links: Tense, Altro Paradiso, The Angel - L.A. Fires — How to Help
92NY1 mentions across 1 issues

92NY is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 06, 2025 and October 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "92NY presents a discussion on Nabokov's Lolita at 70". It most often appears alongside 720 Strength LES, A.M. Homes, Abel Ferrara.

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Big Huge World
October 06, 2025 · Original source
From 7:30pm at Warburg Lounge — 92NY presents a discussion on Nabokov’s Lolita at 70, with Jiayang Fan, A.M. Homes, and Julia May Jonas. A celebratory reading and conversation on the novel’s anniversary. | tickets here ($35)
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Political1 mentions across 1 issues

A/Political is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 17, 2025 and February 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hosted by NPCC, A/Political, Circle Collective, and Misguided Spirits"; "NPCC x A/Political x Circle Collective hosts an in store signing and t-shirt launch". It most often appears alongside Actors, Alana Markel, Alex Arthur.

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My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 2pm - 6pm at Richardson — NPCC x A/Political x Circle Collective hosts an in store signing and t-shirt launch with Bruce LaBruce, on the occasion of the Friday evening US premiere of The Visitor.
Inline links: Richardson, NPCC, A/Political, Circle Collective
From 6:30 - 11pm at Roulette Intermedium – Bruce LaBruce’s The Visitor premieres in the US. Q&A to follow with Brontez Purnell. Hosted by NPCC, A/Political, Circle Collective, and Misguided Spirits.
Inline links: Roulette Intermedium, https://restlessnites.com/events/thevisitoramericanpremiere21feb2025/
After Hours Book Club1 mentions across 1 issues

After Hours Book Club is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 27, 2025 and January 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "After Hours Book Club discusses Sally Rooney's Intermezzo". It most often appears alongside A Lit Mag Mixer, A Public Space, Alex Arthur.

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End of the Cold Front
January 27, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at McNally Jackson Seaport — After Hours Book Club” discusses Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo. This is sold as “a party where everyone has read the same book.” It seems that at most parties these days, most people have read this book, but if you’re looking for an opportunity to talk about it…
Inline links: McNally Jackson Seaport, After Hours Book Club, Intermezzo
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AIA New York is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 07, 2024 and October 07, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Tuesday, October 8 from 6pm at AIA New York — N+1 hosts a discussion". It most often appears alongside After Hours, Agnes Enkh, ambient iii.

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Mimetic Theories of Doing Nothing
October 07, 2024 · Original source
Tuesday, October 8 from 6pm at AIA New York — N+1 hosts a discussion based on an essay that poses the question: “Why Is Everything So Ugly?. Featuring Marina Mogilevich, Blair McClendon, and Dushko Petrovich Cordova in conversation with Lisa Borst and Mark Krotov.
Inline links: AIA New York, N+1, Why Is Everything So Ugly?
Alt-Citizen1 mentions across 1 issues

Alt-Citizen is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 27, 2025 and October 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "SweetyChat and Alt-Citizen host Halloween". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Amtrak.

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Autumn Secrets
October 27, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - late at The Locker Room — SweetyChat and Alt-Citizen host Halloween. Hosted by Cod Healing, Izza Capulong, Shae Sennet, and more. DJ sets by Sam Valenti, Dull, and more. Photos by Amy Li and Nick Dove. RSVP here.
Inline links: The Locker Room, SweetyChat, Alt-Citizen, here
Altadena Girls1 mentions across 1 issues

Altadena Girls is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 13, 2025 and January 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Donations will be shipped to The Y North Hollywood + Altadena Girls". It most often appears alongside 4chan, Altro Paradiso, Anastasia Coope.

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Life before inositol
January 13, 2025 · Original source
Delicious Tacos - The Fire WHAT YOU SHOULD DO January 12 - January 16 from 10am - 6pm at 265 Canal Street #313 — LA Fire donations are being accepted. New and used clothing, new socks, new toiletries, feminine hygiene products, blankets, towels, and phone chargers. Donations will be shipped to The Y North Hollywood + Altadena Girls Monday, January 13 From 7pm at Heart House — Wonder presents New Books by Zoe Brezsny and Precious Okoyom, plus Maya Martinez’s Hole Play. Tickets $15 at the door — no one turned away for lack of funds.
Inline links: Delicious Tacos - The Fire, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!P2wW!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F968a8b40-06ca-4ba5-828e-0c92385c4980_670x1036.png, Heart House, Wonder, Zoe Brezsny, Precious Okoyom, Maya Martinez’s
AltCitizen1 mentions across 1 issues

AltCitizen is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 09, 2025 and September 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "AltCitizen 15 Year Anniversary Show series launches with The Kickoff"; "AltCitizen 15 Year Anniversary Show series returns with The Return"; "AltCitizen 15 Year Anniversary Show series continues with The Next One". It most often appears alongside Aakash Kakkar, Aita, Allen-Golder Carpenter.

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City Built on Crystals
September 09, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 11pm at Night Club 101 — AltCitizen 15 Year Anniversary Show series launches with The Kickoff. Hosted by Brittany Marino. Featuring Lulu Van Trapp, Suo, D. Treuit. From 10pm - late, after party downstairs | Tickets: $15 advance, $20 doors
Inline links: Night Club 101, AltCitizen, The Kickoff
From 7pm - 11pm at TV Eye — AltCitizen 15 Year Anniversary Show series continues with The Next One. Hosted by Violet Trotter. Live performances by TVOD, direct support by local band under a fake name, and Hearsay from LA debuting in NYC
Inline links: TV Eye, AltCitizen, The Next One
From 6:30pm - 9pm at Night Club 101 — AltCitizen 15 Year Anniversary Show series returns with The Return. Swear Tapes, Certain Death, and Croaker. Hosted by Matthew Donovan
Inline links: Night Club 101, AltCitizen, The Return
Amazon Labor Union1 mentions across 1 issues

Amazon Labor Union is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 19, 2025 and January 19, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Chris Small (founder of Amazon Labor Union)". It most often appears alongside accelerationism, Ada Antoinette, Adam Wilson.

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January continues
January 19, 2025 · Original source
David and I go to Estela for dinner. It’s our anniversary. He tells me not to say anything online about it. Private life should stay private, he says, but I’m writing it anyway. Estela is nice. It’s the sister restaurant of Altro Paradiso. My friend, Madelyn works there. Estela is smaller, cozier, you have to buzz to get into the building and then it’s up some steps, it feels like you’re in an apartment, it feels like you’re in Berlin. I’ve never been to Copenhagen, but I imagine it feels a bit like Copenhagen, too. “I like more old timey restaurants,” David says. “Me too,” I say. “But sometimes isn’t it nice to be in a restaurant that feels like Copenhagen? David agrees. He’s never been to Copenhagen either. Altro Paradiso is brightly lit, whereas Estela is dim. Stella - Latin for Star. Etc. The distinction feels a little obvious, but then, I’m being a little particular. Estela is small plates. Romantic. You can tell because you have to buzz the door to get in, and because the lighting is really dark. They put us in a little alcove by the shelves and shelves of wine. We order iberico ham, bread and butter, endive salad, crab with celery root (the best dish), squid ink fried rice with little bits of squid, steak with elderberry sauce. I order a Tito's martini, but I’m told they don’t serve Titos here. I’m told they have one martini with vodka that “tastes like smirnoff” ($22) and another with vodka that’s way better and far preferable (paraphrased) ($30). Our waitress is peppy. “We’ll take the Smirnoff,” David says. “She’s nice,” I say, later. “Domineering,” David says. Later, the waitress rolls her eyes a little when she asks me how my martini is. She smiles when I say good. I believe she is sincere in her hope that I’m happy as I guzzle up the fruits of my lowbrow taste. It really is a lovely meal. I don’t mean to be cynical. I tell David he should tell them it’s our anniversary so we can have something free, and he tells them “it’s our anniversary, can we have dessert on the house.” Then, I’m embarrassed, but they bring us dessert (with a price) and champagne (on the house). Tuesday, January 14 I’ve been working on maintaining constant motion. “An object in motion will stay in motion,” I’ve been telling anyone that will listen. I walk in place all day, and then I walk through Washington Square Park at night, freezing. I make sure to do an extra lap to circle under the arch, all sparkling and illuminated and icy. I’m thirty minutes late to the Post-Doomerism talk at Gonzo’s, and this feels like an important one to me because I used to base my entire framework of thought around mitigating dread through a surrender to the inevitability of fates worse than death. It’s a terrible way to view the world - juvenile if nothing else, but also aesthetically and morally barren, limiting, a nihilistic obsession with the present does lead to destruction (yourself and others), no matter how many delusions you harbor about enlightenment, and about time and therefore preservation as false constructs. You can’t be nihilistic if you believe in good and evil, and I do believe in good and evil, so it was never going to hold up. Post Doomerism The lecture is just starting when I exit the elevator. The talk is between Chris Small (founder of Amazon Labor Union), PradaHorseShoe (founder of Russian Cosmism Circle NYC), Joshua Citarella (Doomscroll Podcast), and Geo Yankey (Comedian) “Russian Cosmists think that Marx doesn't take it far enough,” Amana explains. “Marxism wants to abolish capitalism, religion, the family…. but what about abolishing the OG bummer - death.” The point of the talk seems to be to present a sort of leftist vision of tech accelerationism. Capitalist Realism, the parts of the industrial revolution deemed actually good, nuclear fusion (clean and limitless energy which imitates the sun) instead of nuclear fission, fossil fuels , etc etc etc. The audience, on the other hand, is mostly composed of people I recognize from other downtown events - this one taking on an uncharacteristic and somewhat academic sincerity. “Hypothetically, heat death could occur before we run out of fuel,” a girl sitting next to me murmurs at one point, evidently at least somewhat convinced by technology’s capacity for limitless good. I try to conjure a sense of what she’s imagining in my mind's eye - create enough clean energy, and you could be driving your car one day when the whole universe just implodes. This isn’t aspirational to me. Longevity even, has never been particularly aspirational to me, although increasingly moreso, I’m increasingly less cynical. I appreciate the sincerity of the lecture. I appreciate some of the ideas they put forward, too. It’s an irony-pilled audience and they're sitting in a deeply earnest room. I slip out during the Q&A - overwhelmed, honestly, and I’m late to another function. I’m handed a gin and tonic in the Lower East Side. I’m talking about the Russian Cosmism lecture. “Lenin tried that and 20 million people died,” I am told. “I don’t really know enough,” I say. I’m sent a documentary about The Tyranny of Scientism. I order some things like the books by Nick Zurnig and Mark Fisher. It’s good to be objective. The night slips onward. It’s rude to talk about accelerationism at a party. Wednesday, January 16 It's slightly warmer in New York today. It's still cold, but it's less frigid, I'm walking through Soho typing, I'm walking to Equinox, I'll finish writing this on the treadmill, I had such a fun night last night although I do feel terribly guilty about squandering my health and my beauty and my soul every time I get drunk. I was such a good drunk, though. I adore my friends so deeply. I adore my new friends. I think they are my best friends. I’m trying not to quantify everything. There are names of people I love spinning through my mind, now. Why order things. Some people exhaust me, and then there are other people who don’t. I’ve found new friends who live artfully while occupying a natural state that is absorbed with the physical world, recently. How lucky for me. I don’t want to use my volatility as a bludgeon with which to bend people to my whims. Good thing I don’t feel particularly volatile this week. It’s best to consider these while outside of them. Objective introspection: am I doing a good job? WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Gofundme + LA Fire Resources here. Sunday, January 19 From 6pm - midnight at EARTH — Jordan Castro and Cluny present SILENCE. An evening of silence. No speaking, no phones.
Inline links: https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!XxFb!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F59a8c887-c1bc-4090-9568-92185cc4e0c1_1412x1420.png, Amazon Labor Union, PradaHorseShoe, Russian Cosmism Circle NYC, Doomscroll Podcast, Geo Yankey, Capitalist Realism, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!kDE6!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fd7220533-39ee-4944-a185-b7983b1500e9_1600x1066.jpeg, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!abSY!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fcb12cd88-f058-4032-ba7f-a91514034d33_1600x1066.jpeg, here, EARTH, Jordan Castro, Cluny
Amnescopia1 mentions across 1 issues

Amnescopia is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 23, 2025 and July 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Amnescopia presents a screening of Eric Rohmer's A Tale of Summer". It most often appears alongside 236 West 73rd, A Night of Desire, A Tale of Summer.

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Coffeeshop Gossip
July 23, 2025 · Original source
From 7:30pm - 10pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Amnescopia presents a screening of Eric Rohmer's A Tale of Summer. Rohmer summer is sweet, and hopefully not over yet <3
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Amnescopia
Amnesiascope1 mentions across 1 issues

Amnesiascope is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 09, 2025 and June 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Amnesiascope presents a rare screening of Paul Felten's miniature epic Slow Machine". It most often appears alongside A Court of Thorns and Roses, Allie Rowbottom, Aperol.

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A supposedly fun thing I’ll never do again
June 09, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm - 10pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Amnesiascope presents a rare screening of Paul Felten's miniature epic Slow Machine in support of BCTR's forthcoming production of The Jag. I will be there. I am very exciting about this screening, and even more excited about the upcoming production. Support The Jag here.
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Slow Machine, The Jag, here
Amphetamine Sulphate1 mentions across 1 issues

Amphetamine Sulphate is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 13, 2024 and November 13, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "originally published by Amphetamine Sulphate in 2020". It most often appears alongside A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell, Alex Katz, Alex Osman.

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Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky
November 13, 2024 · Original source
Tonight is Christopher Zeischegg’s book launch party. Chris is a client of mine, and I’ve been planning this event for months now. Apocalypse Party Press recently re-released his novel The Magician, a contemporary horror novel that garnered a rabid cult following when it was originally published by Amphetamine Sulphate in 2020. The Magician is a dark, hallucinatory journey through California’s fractured dreamscape, a melding of horror and autofiction based loosely on Zeischegg’s post-porn life.
Inline links: Christopher Zeischegg, Apocalypse Party Press, The Magician
Angel Landing Productions1 mentions across 1 issues

Angel Landing Productions is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 02, 2024 and October 02, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Angel Landing Productions presents Suzy Sheer , Mgna Crrrta (DJ), Oliver Lamb , and Le Sound". It most often appears alongside Accdntl Dred, Adeline Swartzendruber, Alex Bienstock.

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October 02, 2024
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October 02, 2024
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Ways to be sincere.
October 02, 2024 · Original source
From 11pm — Angel Landing Productions presents Suzy Sheer, Mgna Crrrta (DJ), Oliver Lamb, and Le Sound at The Broadway.
Inline links: Angel Landing Productions, Suzy Sheer, Mgna Crrrta, Oliver Lamb, Le Sound, The Broadway
Apocalypse Party Press1 mentions across 1 issues

Apocalypse Party Press is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 13, 2024 and November 13, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Apocalypse Party Press recently re-released his novel The Magician". It most often appears alongside A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell, Alex Katz, Alex Osman.

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November 13, 2024
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November 13, 2024
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Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky
November 13, 2024 · Original source
Tonight is Christopher Zeischegg’s book launch party. Chris is a client of mine, and I’ve been planning this event for months now. Apocalypse Party Press recently re-released his novel The Magician, a contemporary horror novel that garnered a rabid cult following when it was originally published by Amphetamine Sulphate in 2020. The Magician is a dark, hallucinatory journey through California’s fractured dreamscape, a melding of horror and autofiction based loosely on Zeischegg’s post-porn life.
Inline links: Christopher Zeischegg, Apocalypse Party Press, The Magician
ArchiveChives1 mentions across 1 issues

ArchiveChives is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 21, 2024 and September 21, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "ArchiveChives holds their last NYC popup for the foreseeable future"; "ArchiveChives holds their last NYC popup for the foreseeable future at The River". It most often appears alongside $EGIRL Zine, 10cust, Adeline Swartzendruber.

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September 21, 2024
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September 21, 2024
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I wish I had more to say about fashion week.
September 21, 2024 · Original source
Tuesday, September 24 from 6pm to sold out — ArchiveChives holds their last NYC popup for the foreseeable future at The River
Inline links: ArchiveChives, The River
Arnold Print Works1 mentions across 1 issues

Arnold Print Works is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 26, 2024 and November 26, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "located in a converted Arnold Print Works factory building complex". It most often appears alongside A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving, Abelardo Morell, Abelardo Morell: In the Company of Monet and Constable.

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November 26, 2024
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November 26, 2024
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Collected Agenda (lite)
November 26, 2024 · Original source
MASS MoCA: My favorite contemporary art museum in the world - putting aside the strength of programming (and the programming usually is pretty strong), the architectural space, lack of crowds, and integration with landscape and nature that Mass MoCA boasts is unparalleled. The museum is located in a converted Arnold Print Works factory building complex, and much of the art is site-specific to the bones and scale of this structure. The permanent (and/or very long term) exhibitions are worth a visit alone - Anslem Kiefer, James Turrell, Sol Lewitt, etc.
Inline links: MASS MoCA, Anslem Kiefer, James Turrell, Sol Lewitt
Art in General1 mentions across 1 issues

Art in General is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between August 28, 2025 and August 28, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Art in General Benefit Auction celebrates its return". It most often appears alongside A Horse with No Name, A Night of Male Readings, Amelia.

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Art in General
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August 28, 2025
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August 28, 2025
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Arrowhead expert
August 28, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 9pm at Yve Yang — Art in General Benefit Auction celebrates its return. Bid on works from nearly 50 artists from around the world, including Marin Abramovic x Kreemart, Josh Kline, Isaac Chong Wai, and more.
Inline links: Yve Yang, Art in General Benefit Auction
Artistic Noise1 mentions across 1 issues

Artistic Noise is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 06, 2024 and June 06, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "organized by Civil Pleasures to benefit Artistic Noise - an organization that uses art to empower system-impacted youth"; "an organization that uses art to empower system-impacted youth". It most often appears alongside 06 Art, ALLSHIPS, Ally Pankiw.

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June 06, 2024
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June 06, 2024
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COLLECTED AGENDA #3
June 06, 2024 · Original source
Europa presents The Artist And The Cigar Box from 6-9pm - a one night auction organized by Civil Pleasures to benefit Artistic Noise - an organization that uses art to empower system-impacted youth. Artists featured include Matt Dillon, Harmony Korine, Marika Thunder, and Angela Torres, among others.
Inline links: Europa, Civil Pleasures, Artistic Noise
ArtsAppetite1 mentions across 1 issues

ArtsAppetite is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 03, 2024 and December 03, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "a show of food and dance by Kaylen Tanner and ArtsAppetite". It most often appears alongside Alice's Restaurant, Amtrak, Anna.

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Florida, Massachusetts
December 03, 2024 · Original source
With ninety minute performances at 2:30pm and 6:30pm at The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research — Let Her Cook is a show of food and dance by Kaylen Tanner and ArtsAppetite - “Structured like a three course meal, you will be served bread, vegetables, carbs, protein, and dessert. Chefs from some of New York’s top Michelin kitchens have crafted dishes that have deeply layered connections to the content of the three new dance works you will watch. These dishes have also been creatively prepared to, at times, be plated while the dancers are still performing.”
Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research, Let Her Cook, Kaylen Tanner
Athens Theatre Group1 mentions across 1 issues

Athens Theatre Group is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 25, 2025 and February 25, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Athens Theatre Group Presents a rendition of Stephen Belber's TAPE (1999)". It most often appears alongside 1 storypod, 115 Bowery, 185 E Broadway.

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February 25, 2025
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February 25, 2025
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My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at The Woods (1826 Palmetto Street Queens, NY) — Athens Theatre Group Presents a rendition of Stephen Belber’s TAPE (1999). Directed by Frederick Rivera, featuring Page Garcia, Dillon Savage, Patrick Sturm, and more.
Inline links: Athens Theatre Group
Avianca1 mentions across 1 issues

Avianca is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 27, 2026 and January 27, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Avianca (Boeing 787) (Flight 267) touches ground". It most often appears alongside 3, Alexander Perrelli, Amelia.

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January 27, 2026
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California-At-Home
January 27, 2026 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, January 12 I’m in my room and I’m feeling normal. Outside, the streets are winter-warm. Foggy and sweet. Different from El Salvador, which was humid-sweet. Tropics sweet. El Salvador was learning to understand things and also learning to let the wind blow in interesting directions and also learning to stand on my own two feet. On the flight home, I mapped out every day as a container. At JFK, I decided to treat the city like Vacation. Big Bar every Monday. Museums of Illusions. FDR themed social club. Procure activities on Partiful or Instagram or Yelp or through Word of Mouth. I call Amelia to announce my return and my vacation-forever plans. Is this vacation for the sake of transgression or fun? Amelia asks me. New York is over, Matthew was saying, in El Salvador. New York is over, and Los Angeles is it. I suppose we’ll see, I was saying in response. I suppose we’ll see but for now I’ll take all the energy-whirling-back. The flight home was quiet and late. I sat in the very back row of the plane with lots of water and ambient dread. I dreamt of a rocky landing where Avianca (Boeing 787) (Flight 267) touches ground and then immediately takes back off. I dreamt of being robbed. I dreamt of turning around. Dreamt of being scammed. Dreamt of busy days and busy nights in N.Y.C Back home, tonight, and it’s dinner at Lanterna di Vittoria with my friend whom I like because he offers me generosity kind of liminally. He presents a dangling sort of kindness that I did not have to accept or deny. I could accept his kindness later. I could pluck it from thin air, long after he has walked away. Maybe he is just generally cautious like that, or perhaps he intuits my inherent distaste towards drawing definitive conclusions. He is extremely helpful, but I never say thank you for the advice even though I am thankful. I never acknowledge I agree and I think it is better this way. I’m particularly grateful for the ease of it. He’s happy to know he’s right and also to feel useful without any of the misery that accompanies reliance. The grid is blinking in and out today, and so we are all feeling anxious about nuclear war. You too?? my friend says, when I bring up the topic of nuclear war at dinner. Everyone is becoming so much stupider. Small grid means big problems. I am feeling uneasy, sitting in my apartment tonight, knowing all the best minds in the world are coming up short. Later, cotton candy skies turning dark as we’re walking home. The city is freezing over, and hell along with it. Since I cleared my mind head-empty, I have become so much better at being perfect. Since I became religious, I have become so much faster at driving. Since I started telling all my friends that I want no-trouble, none-of-the-time, everything has started to really spiral out of control. I want to be good, I keep on telling Olivia. We go to the gym together every-other-day. She is the only girl with hair that is longer than mine. You are goodest, Olivia tells me. She says it with a smile, and she is very much not-devious so I believe that she believes this to be true. How many millions of dollars do you think were lost when the grid went down? I ask my friend, walking home in the icy city that I just can’t quit. Trillions, he tells me. What do you mean millions? Jesus Christ. Do you know how the GRID works? He gives me a book. Elephants and economy. Something like that. I already have it. I am smug when I tell him so. They already gave me this book in El Salvador. This book is already mine. The grid has already never-existed. Nothing ever happens. New silk eye mask arrived by mail which means: big sleep incoming. Big sleep in mummy mode. Clean room. Room of a girl who respects herself. Every day is something new. This part has always been obvious. Tuesday, January 13 The air is clear in my apartment, but somehow tinged a little bit blue this morning. Somehow kind of record-stretch hazy, which I suppose is what happens when I am tired and outside, it’s foggy. My friend texted while I slept: I am taking on your mannerisms. Texting back now: I don’t really have mannerisms. I could write a story this morning, but instead, I will write mantras in my mind. It’s good to be quiet It’s important to seize control over myself God gives the world to girls who don’t get in their own way. Black velvet hanger left off kilter. Last night, I purchased a blue dress that reminded me of dreams I already forgot. A blue dress to wear in a glass house in a place like Topanga. Bright blue dress to wear while making spring green soup. Purchased the dress with visions of next summer spinning through my mind. Visions of wearing a blue dress and standing barefoot on the wood floor of my parents’ house and making spring green soup. Sitting on the edge of my bed in dark green lulu lemon leggings and black tank top this morning. Cool minty Zyn in mouth, and Celsius in hand. The apartment is a mess, and it has been for a while. Trees are barren and kind of sweet outside my window. I hate this apartment. I want my old apartment back. I want to get everything I’ve ever wanted. I want to get sober and mean it. I want two hours of dedicated time-writing-fiction per day, and two hours of dedicated time walking outdoors writing notes. I want to let no more hours drift. I was not happy to come back to New York, but I do like the parts of the city that just are-what-they-are. Green turtle pond and freezing hands. Big buildings and tour groups. Windy streets. Bustling with people. When I’m at pilates I don’t feel like I need to move to LA, I tell Saorise, in the studio. The toned and old gay man that owns Pilates People runs warm. He cracked the window to let in the frigid winter fog. All the girls are upset about this. The light is silver and bright like a beam. It is a foggy day. We have LA at home, Saiorse says. We have life-like-California, but it’s real-life and it’s right-here. We can stay right here. We can invent different schools of movement. We can even go to Sugarfish Girls mass-exodus a friend group or even a whole entire life because of totally superficial reasons that are totally fake, Saoirse is saying, at Sugarfish. We acquire Saki. I pull my hair into a tight ponytail and I revel in my perfect day. I document my material reality meticulously. I have been training myself to become totally head empty. I have been training myself to gently accept gluttony, and also to be less subject to my whims. Sugar Fish has the sort of generic-upscale interior that reminds you of nothing, and thus reminds you of personal recollections of positive experiences in similar generic upscale interior restaurants. This is how they keep you coming back, I say. Girls couldn’t find a backbone if it hit them over the head, Saiorse says. Girls want to drown their enemies in buckets like kittens. Girls want to pray for you and ask to kiss you and pretend to be your friends. I am starting to feel some animosity, I tell Saorsie. Our meal is light but comes out in many courses. Saiorse is happy to hear about my budding proclivity for negativity. I’ve been telling you these things for years and knowing that it wasn’t yet time for you to listen, Sairse responds. You can pick something really good, or you can pick something that you really really want. Saiorse plays with her salmon sashimi and she doesn’t like soy sauce. Saoirse doesn’t ask me to tell her which one I pick: really good versus really wanted, that is. Do you remember Michael the explorer, Saoirse asks me. I have known Saoirse for a million billion years. We share a million billion strange friends. It’s nice to pour over these things. Internet friends. Federal agent friends. Friend who snuck over the Canadian border a few years ago and then washed up outside a fire pit in The Hamptons. Her explorer friend who we took to Round Swamp market for blueberry muffins after he got back from some place like Antarctica or maybe North Korea. He was not very risk-adverse. He was so worried about you, Saoirse says. Did you know that at the time? He said you seemed so nice. Walking home in the crisp and cold afternoon feeling so nice. Walking through the farmers market. Curling up in bed half asleep half dressed half under covers. Half lonely and half at peace because I love when my apartment is so cold. Cassandra texts that she is going to the museum. Why, I ask? It is our duty to seek out all the latent beauty in the world. Cassandra responds. At night, In Brooklyn, I can listen to Jeff Buckley Forget Her on repeat and think about what I actually want. Purification. Indulging my addictions. Freedom from vice. Sweet music and soft cover of winter fog and little green glass wind chimes hanging from the trees. I like wearing natural fibers and clothing I move easily in and having a uniform and following an obsession to its logical conclusion. I like knowing immediately and totally what it is that I could or could not love. Little dried leaves shivering across the pavement. They look like little rats except for the part where they are very beautiful. I run into one friend smoking on the street in a velvet black jacket when I arrive at the reading. I like your suit, I say. It’s my only suit, he responds. I don’t want to drink but I do want a cigarette and I only like cigarettes when I’m drinking. There’s a glowing strawberry on the wall, and there are a lot of people I have never seen before or at least do not see often. Like the cool theater kids’ basement in college, the girl next to me is saying. Soft snow flurries outside, which serves as a nice reminder that it is still winter. Reading out loud about Florida, Massachusetts and feeling reclusive. Wednesday, January 14 Sweet Wednesday morning, but I’m going to treat it like a Monday. Still listening to Jeff Bukley Forget Her, which makes me want to be somewhere else. Somewhere very cold or very foggy or even, very sunny. Perhaps I should stop hedging and just commit to something. Last night, a boy was ordering a drink and talking about how he was so glad no one was doing dry January this year. He asked his friend what he was drinking. Soda water and cranberry, the friend said. Oh, he said. You’re doing dry January? I’ve been dry for six months, his friend said. I felt so jealous of his friend. So, I know what has to give. Need to take pleasure in denying myself the things I want, etc etc etc. Listening to Forget Her over and over and over again, and turning my head all the way upside down so I can get a look at the snow behind me, but the snow has mostly stopped. Just silver skies all the way, now. Silver skies all the way up and all the way down. Jeff Buckley died at thirty-years-old. Someone who destroyed himself early but at least he had something to show for it. The desire to toss out everything I own becomes pervasive in the snow. The desire to get rid of all these things I wish were not mine. Gathering up all these clothes and throwing them in a big white trash bag. Thinking about the big smile on my face when my mother gave me a blue and shiny dress and then thinking about throwing it in a donation bin which pipelines to landfills, obviously. Hours can pass, percolating in guilt over what to do with this blue dress among other items. There are many more wasteful things than throwing out a dress. Buying and drinking alcohol for example. Buying and eating protein bars just to feel full by which I mean full of trash. Scrolling on my phone. Being cruel. The snow is both coming down and melting outside. Smells like ski racing. Nothing I am getting rid of is special. If the people whom I don’t want to see show up at a party, then I will leave. My friends are in the basement of the party when I arrive. Another friend’s new bar. The wood has been stained dark brown and the place is starting to look formal and nice. My friends are vacuuming and putting away books. We all look like little elves putting the books away, Quinn says. Many interesting books. Esoterics of Health and something about Aliens, for example. Thursday, January 15 Rinse and repeat. Blueish silver light in my apartment, where the sun barely penetrates, but at least nothing is artificial. Outside, everything is melting, melting, melting. White and chipped paint on the fire escape, and I can see the drops of water growing from the metal edges and then… drop! Leafless trees shimmering like they’re coated in gum drops. Each silver water droplet crystallized as its own little form, and then together, they are turning the whole tree silver. Since they turned down the central heating and then I turned off my air conditioner, a few days ago, everything has begun to feel quite quiet. Should we do a dress exchange? I ask Cassandra. Should I bring you your bible and a book called The Elephant in the Brain and also your blue cashmere sweater in exchange for my polyester Aritzia slip? Yes! says Cassandra. The West Village is wet and cold and the church is white and the doors are blue. The dining room of The Marlton Hotel is full of red velvet booths and gold lined mirrors and star shaped yellow lights. The mirrors and the lights make me feel a little bit like I am in a room full of sun, but I am not in a room full of sun. I am in a windowless hotel lobby full of mirrors. Cassandra takes out her Sunday Riley lipgloss. Girls at table over are taking out their Sunday Riley lipgloss. Girls everywhere are just the same. Olivia has her Rapunzel hair bundled up in her scarf like a baboushka. Cassandra is wearing a beautiful red scarf tied around her neck and wearing beautiful gold jewelry. The girls at the table over are talking about how we were created to have gentle souls. Why would anybody make it their mission in life to seek out… chaos? Cassandra interjects. To seek to degrade others, Olivia says. Cassandra teaches me a new word: Odoriferous. Cassandra tells me about her friend who lives in Northern California off the grid, farming salmon or maybe saving them, researching them, I can’t remember. A girl stumbles into the dining room to greet her friends at the table over. I can feel how cold you are, her friends say. I can’t wait to see the ocean again, Cassandra says. It feels really weird going so long without seeing the ocean. I guess I won’t see the ocean again for a while. Thinking about feeling manic. Thinking about every other timeline. Thinking about pouring big glass of water and black coffee with five splenda because I am still glutenous. Getting right to the cusp of something means that in at least a few other timelines, you probably figured it out. Nice to assume you’re capable of that, at least. Nice to know that in another timeline, my diaries are probably anonymous and I can be less vague. Nice to know that in another timeline I can probably lie. I can probably say what I actually mean. Spraying perfume over green sweater and imagining myself as someone who moves more slowly. Ordered a glass of wine because I love relapsing on an empty stomach. Telling Olivia about when my life was hot and cold and up and down and crazy all the time, because for the first time, I am realizing that she did not know me then. It’s hard to describe to someone who wasn’t there. Feeling a little bit nauseous and like I wish I hadn’t spoken. We could be living in the Midwest driving golf carts, Olivia says. Indiana is just corn and soy but not even produced for human production just animal feed or corn syrup, she says. I have a fondness for cornfields, Cassandra says. We could belong to country clubs, Olivia said. I wonder what that is like. Friday, January 16 In my dreams, I am surrounded by water on all sides, Somewhere in El Salvador. Somewhere in Costa Rica. Somewhere with all my friends-from-the-internet, and they do not like my new boyfriend. It’s ok, because I don’t like my new boyfriend too much either. I am scheming with my internet-friends. We are scheming ways to get rid of new boyfriend. Everyone is happy about my plots to get him gone, and no one seems to clock that I am the one who invited him in the first place. We are deep sea fishing. I am hanging by my arms from the edge of the boat and my feet are running through the water while a girl I know to be my best friend fires up the boat faster and faster and faster. I am a little scared. I am having so much fun. Salt water. Earth water. Angel water. I wake up. One light left on, back in New York. Yellow glowing floor lamp, so at least there’s nothing shining overhead. Last night, I was walking through the winter snow sliding on ice and filled with energy and adoration and also two illicit drinks. Listening to music and wind and stopping for gum and diet coke and then washing up in a restaurant that was bustling and warm and dimly lit. Telling my friends not to wait outside. For a while, I wanted to show others the places that had always been mine. It had never been like that before. It had always been more of a self protective sort of thing. Back to letting myself be dragged to kind of nice places to which I have no attachment, now. Talking about myself like I am playing SIMS at dinner. Ordering one diet coke and one piece of fish. Dinner passing kind of assembly line cool. Chill and smooth. In the snow and the ice, everything is seamless and then I’m in a car home so that I do not slip. Things could be quiet and end early but I still just can’t stay put. I become more full of energy, later on. I have become very sick of interiority. I went to a small Italian cafe to pass the later night because when I don’t, I always wish I did. It was a snowy and beautiful night. The cafe was made for families and locals and tour groups and dark and lovely. My new friends were talking about things like art-of-business, so it felt kind of far from myself but I could bear it for some hours. A beautiful life. Trying to be more tender and less neurotic. This does not have to mean everything. A person can just be cautious and nice-for-now. Walked home in the snow. Woke up warm. Still can’t stay away from places that have always been mine. Yellow light emanates from the yellow lamp. Nothing fluorescent. A million things to write over a million times. A million things to consider. A million topics on which the thing to do now is to wait and see. Waiting and seeing. Text about finding a DJ for a party in San Francisco. Email about a party at The Mount Washington Hotel. All these very random things that feel so close to being in reach. Kind of want to go. Kind of want to languish in old and beautiful rooms at the Mount Washington Hotel and in the majestic magic pool and imagine that money flows like water by which I mean spend money like it is water. Opening the window, now. Letting it be morning, now. Have to be clear, now. Sober minded and clear. Time passes like water, too, so that is something else to be wary of. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Tuesday, January 27 From 8pm at The River — Theme Trivia returns with Medieval Trivia.
Inline links: The River, Theme Trivia
Bassiani1 mentions across 1 issues

Bassiani is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 07, 2025 and March 07, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "highlighting the kinship between Bassiani in Tbilisi, and Basement in Brooklyn". It most often appears alongside 127 Mulberry Street, 154 Scott BK, A Rachel Ormont Afters.

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Bassiani
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March 07, 2025
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March 07, 2025
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52 Notifications From Hell
March 07, 2025 · Original source
From 10:30pm - late — Bassiani night at BASEMENT - “highlighting the kinship between Bassiani in Tbilisi, and Basement in Brooklyn.”
Inline links: Bassiani
BCTR1 mentions across 1 issues

BCTR is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 18, 2025 and July 18, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "BCTR presents a limited run of BY MORNING". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott NYC, ALLSHIPS, Alphaville.

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BCTR
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July 18, 2025
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July 18, 2025
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@bkcentertheatreresearch
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Things I do like here
July 18, 2025 · Original source
From 7:30pm - 9:30pm at STUDIO 17 (13 West 17th St) — BCTR presents a limited run of BY MORNING - “. It is a story about buried secrets within families (and those on the periphery of the family home), the mystery that is our parents, the long festering resentments of siblings, and the hurt between lovers that never dies but simply dissolves into our cells.”
Inline links: BY MORNING
Bedroom 61 mentions across 1 issues

Bedroom 6 is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 10, 2025 and February 10, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Bedroom 6 + Club Chess celebrate Valentine's Day at a secret location in Williamsburg". It most often appears alongside 131 Chrystie St, Ahmed, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema.

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Bedroom 6
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February 10, 2025
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February 10, 2025
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@bedroom6nyc
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February Dining.
February 10, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 11:59pm — Bedroom 6 + Club Chess celebrate Valentine’s Day at a secret location in Williamsburg. A human chess game, absinthe, wine, cocktails; “embracing the tradition of our foolish love story.”
Inline links: Bedroom 6, Club Chess
Benny's Video1 mentions across 1 issues

Benny's Video is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 17, 2025 and September 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "a group exhibition organized by Benny's Video". It most often appears alongside 1301PE, Aamina Khan, Adoration of the Magi.

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Benny's Video
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September 17, 2025
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September 17, 2025
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@me_betseybrown
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Aura-Abysmal
September 17, 2025 · Original source
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Bitcoin Berlin1 mentions across 1 issues

Bitcoin Berlin is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 31, 2025 and March 31, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Even Bitcoin Berlin is evangelizing here". It most often appears alongside Bitcoin, Bitcoin Beach, Bitcoin Farmers Market.

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Bitcoin Berlin
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1
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1
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March 31, 2025
Last seen
March 31, 2025
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@berlin.undernyc
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El Salvador
March 31, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Thursday, March 26 El Salvador has taken me out of myself, and I'm glad for that. It's been a different type of writing, too. Exacerbated proximity, and my notes have nothing to do with Me. I’m going to tell you something about Network States. Not here, though. Different forms. I don't want to write too much, now because I am writing something different about all of this. I am doing some reporting, for once. In San Salvador, there is the hacker house - it was other things before, but this is what it is now. Orange art deco, white car at night streaking down the highway, coconut stands and pupuseria and low visibility closer to the airport. “The fast foods signs here remind me of idiocracy (2006),” David is saying, as we near Zona Rosa, a reference to the cartoonish nature of this one low strip, though we pass through the land of the Big Food Boom quickly, then it’s moss and hills and dewy air, quiet night. Then, there's the turn through San Benito, the roads up through El Escalón, the guards at the gate but there's not much need for that anymore, and you could blow right through those flimsy gates anyways, on foot or, with a car if that is what you really set your mind to. It's mossy roads up Calle Norte, plants on the side of the road that are pink and vibrant green. Like animations, almost, I tell David. It's like a compound when we get to the house. Smooth high walls mountainside compound or, it could be like a compound if it wasn't all so opened up. An open air compound and it's all built into the hills. The living room opens up onto the terrace. Stone fountain wall beneath the arched stairway, stone stairway into the hill. I can drift into the pool that extends out over all of it, over the edge of the garden, yes, but it feels like it extends over the whole of San Salvador too. Drift into the pool and you can think about spilling over the edge. You can think about what would happen if the tile walls levitated away and water merged with air; you were taken out too far. Logical conclusion in these moments over ridden by a very strong feeling of; there would be no splattering on those rocks below. The strong feeling suggesting: you could just float away. "There was heat lightning last summer over the volcano," I tell David's friend. "Heat lightning isn't real," David's friend says. "Distant lightning from storms over the volcano that you could see in the dry heat," I corrected myself. No heat lightning now, but you can see the population density of San Salvador, even the areas beyond San Salvador, quite clearly from here. It's mapped out in clusters of light, they become more sparse and shimmery the further away you look. They disappear entirely by the mountain's eventualities and then, it's a big moon hovering above all the rest of it. You can still see the outline of the mountains cast in the glow of the moon. And then the rest is my journalism. I’m sorry. The rest is still secret, the rest until we’re on the coast. On the coast - and I am on the coast now, it's diet coke and coconut water and ceviche at Le Garten. We go to the Bitcoin Farmers Market first. They're keeping all Quiet Tension contained in Tecoluca now. El Zonte is coming to life. Hippy Dippy Crypto Optimism. Even Bitcoin Berlin is evangelizing here. There are kittens up for adoption, and a small dutch woman selling lemonade except it's just butterfly flower and water and lime. No seed oils here. No network spirituality once we sneak past the restaurant and down to the black sand beach. The currents here are crazy. The undertow could sweep you up and spit you right back out somewhere in the Pacific, somewhere down the coast, it could turn in a U-shaped formation and it could grind you into pulp on the rocks. From the black sand shore, the rocks are shrouded in mist. It's like a fairytale, really. David marched right into a pack of wild dogs last night and they all lunged viciously. Stem Cell therapy at Mizata down the coast, and we just might go. They had their first conference here, also, I am told. There will be people to talk to. There will be people who can tell me how to make things last forever. How to become a genius. I don't want to be immortal but if I did, it wouldn't be so I could act in opposition to all the forces of bodily and neurological degradation and come out unscathed. In my immortality purgatory, things just stagnant, then. Complete harmony with the powers that be and in the place of time you find: stasis. I missed the book club in New York. The book club on the seven volume Danish series wherein, time freezes but our lady continues on. The same day over and over and over but our protagonist's hair and nails grow and, presumably, she could even get wrinkles. Aspirations towards a journey towards immortality feel very combative, to me. Test fate when you can and emerge victorious. This feels like an urge I can understand, one I would understand better if I were a boy but I still get it now. You won't win, though, and in the meantime, my hedonism, hedonism for me, makes me feel very very sad. After they told me at Garten Hotel that the cabana was not for me, we moved to Boca Olas. Boca Olas in El Tunco. El Tunco being, where you party. I ordered a blue margarita at the swim up bar. I am on vacation now. My notes are good. The sculptor liked the concepts of Palestra last summer, because when weird people seek exile together, then special things happen. He liked these concepts too, because he is a futurist, and because he says he was cancelled on the premise of prejudice against force and form. David's friend says that the second anyone starts showing delusional and insane tendencies you need to cut them loose along with anyone who doesn't see things clearly. He speaks in language that is intentionally obfuscated sometimes. I am unsure what clarity means to him. On vacation, after I order a blue margarita, David says, "that's a real drunk bitch drink to get.” I say, “it’s just that I like anything that’s blue. This is a weird entry. I am omitting too many details and then randomly inserting others and I’m sorry if this all seems crass. I was not writing in this way this week. I was writing something else. Bitcoin missionaries. I was writing about The Network State. It’s the end of the high season. Plane back to New York. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO In El Salvador In San Salvador, I stayed at a hacker house in the hills, except for one night, where we stayed at Il Buongustaio. Il Buongustaio is where we stayed the whole time in August - Roman looking white marble arches in a sweet garden, and a formal-ish dining room that bleeds into the open air, humid breeze. The rooms are very nice, each one quite spacious and sparse in a chic way, and each one opening up to a private garden. I saw a jaguarundi here. Nature is healing, they told me back at the airbnb, when I first relayed this jaguarundi story.
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Blip1 mentions across 1 issues

Blip is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 03, 2024 and September 03, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Dirty Magazine x Blip host a NYFW opening party at Cafe Forgot". It most often appears alongside 56 Henry, A.L., Adidas.

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Blip
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1
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1
First seen
September 03, 2024
Last seen
September 03, 2024
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@me_betseybrown
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What Are You Doing In The Fall?
September 03, 2024 · Original source
From 4pm - 7pm — Dirty Magazine x Blip host a NYFW opening party at Cafe Forgot. CobraSnake + friends in attendance.
Inline links: Dirty Magazine, Blip, Cafe Forgot, CobraSnake
Body Bag1 mentions across 1 issues

Body Bag is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 04, 2026 and February 04, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Body Bag presents Frolic on Thousand Thorns - a free exclusive event". It most often appears alongside 1LDK, @henrymunsonsinstagram, Alessandro Keegan.

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Body Bag
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1
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1
First seen
February 04, 2026
Last seen
February 04, 2026
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@b0dyba9
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Hotel-Life-For-Life
February 04, 2026 · Original source
From 11pm - 4am at Night Club 101 — Body Bag presents Frolic on Thousand Thorns - a free exclusive event ft Nurse, Ice Climbers, mimi, Dj Kellen, KING, Angels Pond, Tonto, and more.
Inline links: Night Club 101, Body Bag, Frolic on Thousand Thorns
BONZO1 mentions across 1 issues

BONZO is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 13, 2025 and January 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "BONZO presents Fernette, Anastasia Coope, Corp, Damon Sfetsios". It most often appears alongside 4chan, Altadena Girls, Altro Paradiso.

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BONZO
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1
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1
First seen
January 13, 2025
Last seen
January 13, 2025
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@bonzoparty
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Life before inositol
January 13, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at EARTH — BONZO presents Fernette, Anastasia Coope, Corp, Damon Sfetsios (DJ set). Visuals by Thinh Le.
Inline links: EARTH, BONZO, Fernette, Anastasia Coope, Damon Sfetsios, Thinh Le
Brooklyn Center for Theater Research1 mentions across 1 issues

Brooklyn Center for Theater Research is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 19, 2024 and November 19, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research comes to Tribeca for a one-night-only performance"; "The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research is hosting Friendsgiving". It most often appears alongside Adeline, Adriana Furlong, Aimee Armstrong.

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1
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1
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November 19, 2024
Last seen
November 19, 2024
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@me_betseybrown
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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm - 8:30pm — The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research comes to Tribeca for a one-night-only performance of One Winged Dove. – “This probing, philosophical play does not provide answers, only questions.”
Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research, performance
From 9pm — The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research is hosting Friendsgiving. There will be a raffle for free tickets to Doomers and Dimes Square. Bring food to share if you want.
Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theater Research, Friendsgiving
Burning Palace1 mentions across 1 issues

Burning Palace is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2025 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Sex Mag x Burning Palace present Me And My Victim". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

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Burning Palace
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1
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1
First seen
December 09, 2025
Last seen
December 09, 2025
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@theburningpalace
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Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm - 4am at Night Club 101 — Sex Mag x Burning Palace present Me And My Victim: The Online Release Celebration. Readings by Maddy Van Buren, Liv Archer, Annabel Gould, Billy Pedlow, and August Lamm. Additional hosts, DJ sets, performances, etc. This will be a fun one!
Inline links: Night Club 101, Sex Mag, Burning Palace
Café Forgot1 mentions across 1 issues

Café Forgot is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 13, 2025 and May 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Club Chess and Café Forgot made a candle! Come celebrate the launch". It most often appears alongside Abraham Kanovitch, Ali Rq, Amalia Ulman.

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Café Forgot
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1
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1
First seen
May 13, 2025
Last seen
May 13, 2025
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@cafe_forgot
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Panopticon-ing Everyone
May 13, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at Funny Bar — Club Chess and Café Forgot made a candle! Come celebrate the launch.
Inline links: Funny Bar, Club Chess, Café Forgot, Come celebrate
Callen-Lorde1 mentions across 1 issues

Callen-Lorde is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 13, 2025 and May 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "the COIN program at Callen-Lorde, in honor of the late Cecilia Gentili". It most often appears alongside Abraham Kanovitch, Ali Rq, Amalia Ulman.

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Callen-Lorde
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1
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1
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May 13, 2025
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May 13, 2025
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Panopticon-ing Everyone
May 13, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 9pm — Health Gossip and Hard to Read present Tea Party; a fundraising event for One Love Community Fridge and the COIN program at Callen-Lorde, in honor of the late Cecilia Gentili. Featuring performances from Sotce, K8 Hardy, Cynthia Leung, Cruz Valdez, Rhea Dillon, Precious Okoyomon, plus surprise guests. Water tasting with Amalia Ulman, tea, tinctures, and treats, curated health gossip-y books. Few events excited me more than this one. I absolutely cannot wait, and I wouldn’t miss this for the world.
Inline links: Health Gossip, Hard to Read, Tea Party
Campus1 mentions across 1 issues

Campus is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 27, 2025 and October 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Silk + Campus throw a halloween party". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Alt-Citizen.

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Campus
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1
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1
First seen
October 27, 2025
Last seen
October 27, 2025
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@campus.blog
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Autumn Secrets
October 27, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - late at Early Terrible — Silk + Campus throw a halloween party. Hosts: Alexa, Kevsfiles, Izzy Dent, Danny Cole, Phobiaoflily, Biz Sherbert, Lola Dement Myers. Djs: Amy, Jude, Bbpue, Suzy Sheer, Plastic Spirits, Silicone Valley.
Inline links: Early Terrible, Silk, Campus
Canal Street Research Association1 mentions across 1 issues

Canal Street Research Association is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 12, 2025 and November 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Ft performances by ... Canal Street Research Association". It most often appears alongside 10 Today, 7, @quietluke.

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1
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1
First seen
November 12, 2025
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November 12, 2025
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Things that Happened Once I Gave Up Vice
November 12, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm at Performa Hub — The Whitney Review *officially* celebrates the launch of Issue 006. Ft performances by Abdu Mongo Ali, Canal Street Research Association, and Ryanaustin Dennis
Inline links: Performa Hub, The Whitney Review
Casa Del Popolo1 mentions across 1 issues

Casa Del Popolo is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 12, 2025 and March 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Casa Del Popolo presents Michael Alexander Campbell : Sovereign Lapse". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott BK, Abi Yaga, Ace Hotel Brooklyn.

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Casa Del Popolo
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1
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1
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March 12, 2025
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March 12, 2025
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Rules for Clarity
March 12, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 8pm at 360 W 11 — Casa Del Popolo presents Michael Alexander Campbell: Sovereign Lapse.
Inline links: Michael Alexander Campbell
Catholic Worker1 mentions across 1 issues

Catholic Worker is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2024 and December 09, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Catholic Worker Maryhouse — Cracks in Pomo hosts a discussion on Dorothy Day". It most often appears alongside 171 Canal, 177 Mulberry, 264 Canal.

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Catholic Worker
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1
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1
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December 09, 2024
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December 09, 2024
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kind of a dud socially
December 09, 2024 · Original source
From 8m at Catholic Worker Maryhouse — Cracks in Pomo hosts a discussion on Dorothy Day and The Duty of Seeking Delight in Postmodern Culture. RSVP here.
Inline links: Catholic Worker Maryhouse, Cracks in Pomo, here
Center for Theatre Research1 mentions across 1 issues

Center for Theatre Research is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 15, 2026 and February 15, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Center for Theatre Research presents another performance of Pretend". It most often appears alongside Abe Shapiro, Aidan Lapoche, Alan Parker.

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1
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1
First seen
February 15, 2026
Last seen
February 15, 2026
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@bkcentertheatreresearch
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Yellow-all-around
February 15, 2026 · Original source
From 8pm - 11pm at The Center for Theatre Research — Matthew Gasda’s Doomers returns. “In humanity’s last act… who plays God?”
Inline links: The Center for Theatre Research, Doomers
From 7:30pm - 10pm at ArtX — The Center for Theatre Research presents another performance of Pretend - a play by Tom Simmons. - “sometimes the only place you can tell the truth is inside a game.”
Inline links: The Center for Theatre Research, Pretend
Centre for Research Architecture1 mentions across 1 issues

Centre for Research Architecture is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 26, 2025 and September 26, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "as part of the Centre for Research Architecture group exhibition, 'Reverberations'". It most often appears alongside Aimee Goguen, Amelia, American Academy of Arts and Letters.

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1
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1
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September 26, 2025
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September 26, 2025
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Apocalyptic Ideation
September 26, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 2pm - 8pm at St James Hatcham Church — Montez Press Radio presents a day of broadcasting, as part of the Centre for Research Architecture group exhibition, ‘Reverberations’. The day will broadcast a mixture of pre recorded segments and live performances
Inline links: St James Hatcham Church
CFDA1 mentions across 1 issues

CFDA is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 09, 2024 and October 09, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "a column that takes readers 'Behind The Seams' in CFDA". It most often appears alongside 52 Walker, @singersny, Are.na.

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CFDA
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1
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1
First seen
October 09, 2024
Last seen
October 09, 2024
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Collected Agenda with Sam Falb
October 09, 2024 · Original source
Writing primarily across fashion, art, and nightlife, Sam’s recent bylines include a column that takes readers “Behind The Seams” in CFDA, a “Reframe” column discussing New York’s most timely gallery shows in Elephant, a party report for the launch of photographer Ethan James Green’s new exhibition and book in Vogue, “A Moment With Björk” in V Magazine, a conversation on preservation and curation in PIN-UP, and more. Sam also recently launched his own substack; HOME Gallery – “a digital, biweekly exhibition of thoughts old and new, images, and xyz.”
Inline links: CFDA, Elephant, Vogue, V Magazine, PIN-UP, more, HOME Gallery
Chapo Trap House1 mentions across 1 issues

Chapo Trap House is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 25, 2025 and February 25, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hosts / sponsors include... Chapo Trap House". It most often appears alongside 1 storypod, 115 Bowery, 185 E Broadway.

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Chapo Trap House
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1
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1
First seen
February 25, 2025
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February 25, 2025
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My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm at Night Club 101 (the only club where anything is happening these days) — An insane lineup of hosts celebrate an open bar panel discussion, oscar watch party, and dance party fundraiser for NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. Hosts / sponsors include Whitney Review, Amelia Ulman, Ser Serpas, Kaitlin Phillips, Chapo Trap House, and more. Panel discussion includes Joshua Citarella, Aria Dean, and more. This will be amazing.
Inline links: Night Club 101, Zohran Mamdani
Chica Mob1 mentions across 1 issues

Chica Mob is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 22, 2025 and December 22, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Kathy Joyce and Chica Mob are throwing a Very Interesting Party". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, 243 Bowery, 3.

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Chica Mob
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1
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1
First seen
December 22, 2025
Last seen
December 22, 2025
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@chicamob
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COLLECTED AGENDA
December 22, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at Night Club 101 — Kathy Joyce and Chica Mob are throwing a Very Interesting Party (and book launch). Kathy will be reading from her debut book; 3 (Ristretto Books). It’s about Starbucks, baseball, and her dark past. DJ set by Maisy Swords. After party upstairs.
Inline links: Night Club 101, Kathy Joyce, Chica Mob, 3, Maisy Swords
Chickees Vintage1 mentions across 1 issues

Chickees Vintage is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 10, 2024 and September 10, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Kathleen Sorbara (of Chickees Vintage)". It most often appears alongside Anika Levy, Annabel Boardman, Antiart.

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Chickees Vintage
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1
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1
First seen
September 10, 2024
Last seen
September 10, 2024
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@chickeesvintage
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Statues Of Critics.
September 10, 2024 · Original source
Friday, September 13 at 7pm at Colbo — Geoff Snack (of Wrong Answer) hosts a Panel Discussion on The Business of Collecting. Other speakers include Kathleen Sorbara (of Chickees Vintage), Eric Oglander (of tihngs), and Jared Blake (of lichen). I’ve noticed an increasing emphasis and interest on tastemaking lately. I’m curious to see how this discussion responds to the topic. Food by Russell Markus, wines by Zev Rovine Selections.
Inline links: Colbo, Geoff Snack, Wrong Answer, Panel Discussion, Kathleen Sorbara, Chickees Vintage, Eric Oglander, tihngs, lichen, Russell Markus, Zev Rovine Selections
Circle Collective1 mentions across 1 issues

Circle Collective is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 17, 2025 and February 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hosted by NPCC, A/Political, Circle Collective, and Misguided Spirits"; "NPCC x A/Political x Circle Collective hosts an in store signing and t-shirt launch". It most often appears alongside A/Political, Actors, Alana Markel.

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Circle Collective
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1
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1
First seen
February 17, 2025
Last seen
February 17, 2025
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@circle.collective
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My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 6:30 - 11pm at Roulette Intermedium – Bruce LaBruce’s The Visitor premieres in the US. Q&A to follow with Brontez Purnell. Hosted by NPCC, A/Political, Circle Collective, and Misguided Spirits.
Inline links: Roulette Intermedium, https://restlessnites.com/events/thevisitoramericanpremiere21feb2025/
From 2pm - 6pm at Richardson — NPCC x A/Political x Circle Collective hosts an in store signing and t-shirt launch with Bruce LaBruce, on the occasion of the Friday evening US premiere of The Visitor.
Inline links: Richardson, NPCC, A/Political, Circle Collective
Civil Pleasures1 mentions across 1 issues

Civil Pleasures is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 06, 2024 and June 06, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "a one night auction organized by Civil Pleasures to benefit Artistic Noise". It most often appears alongside 06 Art, ALLSHIPS, Ally Pankiw.

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Civil Pleasures
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1
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1
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June 06, 2024
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June 06, 2024
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COLLECTED AGENDA #3
June 06, 2024 · Original source
Europa presents The Artist And The Cigar Box from 6-9pm - a one night auction organized by Civil Pleasures to benefit Artistic Noise - an organization that uses art to empower system-impacted youth. Artists featured include Matt Dillon, Harmony Korine, Marika Thunder, and Angela Torres, among others.
Inline links: Europa, Civil Pleasures, Artistic Noise
Civilian Warfare1 mentions across 1 issues

Civilian Warfare is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 15, 2025 and July 15, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Civilian Warfare. It showed David Wojnarowicz, Greer Lankton, Luis Frangela and many others in the East Village during the 80s". It most often appears alongside Alan Barrows, Anastasia Wolfe, Andrew Woolbright.

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Civilian Warfare
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1
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1
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July 15, 2025
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July 15, 2025
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Summer Break
July 15, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm at 311 East Broadway — NADA Talks presents Alan Barrows of Civilian Warfare & Andrew Woolbright as part of Summer 2025 Conversation Series. Civilian Warfare. It showed David Wojnarowicz, Greer Lankton, Luis Frangela and many others in the East Village during the 80s and the AIDS crisis. I’m very excited about this. Recommended reading prior - Ruby Sutton on Luis Frangella
Inline links: NADA Talks, Ruby Sutton on Luis Frangella
Clockface1 mentions across 1 issues

Clockface is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 12, 2025 and November 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "a book of short stories with indie press Clockface". It most often appears alongside 10 Today, 7, @quietluke.

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Clockface
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1
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1
First seen
November 12, 2025
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November 12, 2025
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Things that Happened Once I Gave Up Vice
November 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Dear Friend Books — River L. Ramirez celebrates the release of “7” - a book of short stories with indie press Clockface. | RSVP here.
Inline links: Dear Friend Books, River L. Ramirez, “7”, here
Club Soda1 mentions across 1 issues

Club Soda is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 26, 2024 and November 26, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Club Soda hosts their debut party". It most often appears alongside A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving, Abelardo Morell, Abelardo Morell: In the Company of Monet and Constable.

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Club Soda
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1
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1
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November 26, 2024
Last seen
November 26, 2024
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@club.soda.nyc
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Collected Agenda (lite)
November 26, 2024 · Original source
From 10:30pm - late at Heaven Can Wait— Club Soda hosts their debut party, ft DJ sets by Shallowhalo, Winnie Wanders, Knives, and more. Come to the club full of turkey!
Inline links: Heaven Can Wait, Club Soda, Shallowhalo, Winnie Wanders, Knives
COIN1 mentions across 1 issues

COIN is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 13, 2025 and May 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "the COIN program at Callen-Lorde". It most often appears alongside Abraham Kanovitch, Ali Rq, Amalia Ulman.

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COIN
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1
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1
First seen
May 13, 2025
Last seen
May 13, 2025
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Panopticon-ing Everyone
May 13, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 9pm — Health Gossip and Hard to Read present Tea Party; a fundraising event for One Love Community Fridge and the COIN program at Callen-Lorde, in honor of the late Cecilia Gentili. Featuring performances from Sotce, K8 Hardy, Cynthia Leung, Cruz Valdez, Rhea Dillon, Precious Okoyomon, plus surprise guests. Water tasting with Amalia Ulman, tea, tinctures, and treats, curated health gossip-y books. Few events excited me more than this one. I absolutely cannot wait, and I wouldn’t miss this for the world.
Inline links: Health Gossip, Hard to Read, Tea Party
Coinbase1 mentions across 1 issues

Coinbase is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 19, 2024 and November 19, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "CoinBase is hiring a marketing intern". It most often appears alongside Adeline, Adriana Furlong, Aimee Armstrong.

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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
CoinBase is hiring a marketing intern. If this is your thing and you are of the Intern-Demographic, apply! If it’s not… well, I hear the markets are roaring.
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Cool Memories1 mentions across 1 issues

Cool Memories is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 17, 2025 and February 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Cool Memories hosts a student reading, ft Courtney Bush and Chariot Wish". It most often appears alongside A/Political, Actors, Alana Markel.

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February 17, 2025
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My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at Seventh Heaven — Cool Memories hosts a student reading, ft Courtney Bush and Chariot Wish. All past and present students are welcome to read a poem, meet, and mingle.
Inline links: Seventh Heaven, Cool Memories
Cooper Union1 mentions across 1 issues

Cooper Union is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 14, 2025 and February 14, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "after the memorial at Cooper Union, the family and close friends went there". It most often appears alongside Aristotle, Augustine's Confessions, Beckett Rosset.

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Meditations
February 14, 2025 · Original source
Knickerbocker Bar and Grill is my favorite restaurant in New York and I’ve lauded it many times before. Classic, old school, not too many frills but still feels tasteful and nice, great t-bone, liquor on the grand piano, jazz on the weekends, etc etc etc. I like this description best - Beckett Rosset on his father dining here: “My father went here for lunch for god knows how many years. He probably consumed hundreds of gin martinis and rum and cokes there. When he died, after the memorial at Cooper Union, the family and close friends, a good thirty or forty people, went there. The owner comped everything. I thought it would not survive covid but clearly it has. Glad to know a new generation has taken to it.”
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Criterion Channel1 mentions across 1 issues

Criterion Channel is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 21, 2024 and October 21, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "As mentioned on Criterion Channel, these screenings are exceedingly rare!". It most often appears alongside A Tale of Autumn, Abigail Yaga, Alex Patrick Dyck.

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Everything I Wanted
October 21, 2024 · Original source
At 7:30pm and 10pm — Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research presents a screening double header of Éric Rohmer’s A Tale of Autumn, and Erik Løchen's THE CHASERS. As mentioned on Criterion Channel, these screenings are exceedingly rare!
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, A Tale of Autumn, THE CHASERS
Crochet & Liquor1 mentions across 1 issues

Crochet & Liquor is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 03, 2025 and February 03, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Crochet & Liquor club returns to Time Again". It most often appears alongside Abscissa #2, Adderall, Adriana Furlong.

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February 03, 2025
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Dream Logic
February 03, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm — Crochet & Liquor club returns to Time Again. “Bring your own craft.”
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Current Jam1 mentions across 1 issues

Current Jam is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 17, 2025 and March 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Car Crash Collective and Current Jam present a Fire Benefit Event". It most often appears alongside 8 St. Marks, 99 Canal, Aashish Gadani.

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March 17, 2025
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Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
(Los Angeles) From 7pm at 1640 N Spring St, Floor 1 — Car Crash Collective and Current Jam present a Fire Benefit Event. Readings by Aiden Arata, Greg Mania, Brandon Sward, Brandon Harris, and Madde Connors. DJ sets by Perfect Angel Protection Force.
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Cynosure1 mentions across 1 issues

Cynosure is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 03, 2025 and February 03, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Heaven Can't Wait — Cynosure presents the first of a two night fundraiser for Los Angeles". It most often appears alongside Abscissa #2, Adderall, Adriana Furlong.

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February 03, 2025
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February 03, 2025
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Dream Logic
February 03, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Heaven Can't Wait — Cynosure presents the first of a two night fundraiser for Los Angeles, featuring Alex Arthur, Precious Human, Truman Flyer, and more.
Inline links: Heaven Can't Wait, Cynosure
D8time1 mentions across 1 issues

D8time is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 15, 2026 and February 15, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "D8time x Funny Valentine bring you a night to fall in love". It most often appears alongside Abe Shapiro, Aidan Lapoche, Alan Parker.

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February 15, 2026
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Yellow-all-around
February 15, 2026 · Original source
From 7pm - late at Dixon Place & 9pm - late at Ripple Room — D8time x Funny Valentine bring you a night to fall in love. First; a performance of Isabel Monk Cade’s new play Funny Valentine. Next, a party. Make a new friend, lover, or enemy.
Inline links: Dixon Place, Ripple Room, D8time, Funny Valentine, Funny Valentine, a party
Dartmouth1 mentions across 1 issues

Dartmouth is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 22, 2025 and December 22, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "green Dartmouth Tercentenary tile". It most often appears alongside Advil, Alice B. Toklas, Alligator.

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December 22, 2025
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December 22, 2025
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The social experiment is now over
December 22, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, December 15 Woke up to snow feeling self possessed, self determined, and ill, and so I’ll hold onto this for a while, I think. Everyone keeps on telling me what I should do next, to which I say: o.k. Everything is kind of medium levels of certain, these days. Lying on the floor last night at the after party and I could tell that people’s visions were kind of starting to spin but I have needed, personally, to be more solid about it. I have needed, personally, to keep my own vision clear. You can look at her face and see she’s not a good writer, the boys were saying, last night, about someone, can’t remember who. Can we just talk about pretty girls who are good writers?, the boys were asking the group. I wasn’t fishing for compliments. Just kind of sitting there watching everything because my only real goal here is to be observational and not prescriptive. There’s not a role to be filled if you want God to love what you do, someone was saying. If you want the angels to sing you have to eat the script. Angels weren’t really on the mind as I drifted home, more consumed with things like self improvement and hand selecting a new addiction and a caution to the wind sort of impulse. Potions washed up at my doorstep this morning. Sparkling ICEE water and Advil and fever chills which come as blessings when one reads them as signs. Anyways, magical blue hour snowy dusk over Washington Square Park on the way uptown tonight, and since everything changed this summer or really three days ago in a way that is true, I have started to imagine something else. The Christmas party was in an apartment around the corner from Saint Vincent Ferrer Roman Catholic Church off Lexington Ave, last night. The apartment was open-concept with big windows and a pine tree and roaring fire, poached salmon, chocolate chip cookies and a beautiful bed on which everyone lay their beautiful coats. I wanted to stay there forever, as I always do in places that I like. I wore the Cinq-a-Sept holiday dress and the big wool coat I’ve been donning for weeks now, and I wore pearls, too, which is something new. Everything was slippery and bright and better and kind of like a dream, but I don’t want to get complacent. When I moved to New York, I lived in Yorkville where I could not sleep and where the streets were too muted and it made me uneasy. In the Lower East Side, in an apartment I hated, I was given a whole new life, and there, nothing was muted and everything was windy and cold. The wind made me kind of crazy, as wind tends to do. I was airlifted out of that apartment, ultimately, which I suppose is what I’ve kind of been praying for, here, in a space that is my own and good except for; the bed faces a fluorescent hallway and there is no room for a couch or even really a trash can. I’m seeking clarity for kind of selfish but partly religious reasons. And I’m sick of writing about the things I own or once did. On the end of the year; it is kind of pointless to say anything at all when things were fast then slow then impossible to recall, and all of this is just to say that I hope I’ve been sincere. Almost midnight, and so I go to Caffe Reggio, where things are small and precise and decked in holiday cheer, cozier even than the hotel lobby. Resolutions are: everything beautiful. And more stories that flow like water, obviously. The night is crisp and cool and I care to be extremely alert. Tuesday, December 16 Celia left the scene because she was good at noticing when things became embarrassing, and I resonated with the principle but still could not help but to hover. Nothing was embarrassing, anymore, Matthew reminded me, because everything was dead in the water and then it wasn’t and then it was and now, he suspected a new wave. Last year at this time I had to beg girls to come to parties, Matthew sighed. He gestured around the very crowded and warm bar and towards the people standing and sitting in circles and filtering in and out and the elderly Italian birthday party in the backroom. This is nothing like last year, he insisted. In the Financial District, everything was FAKE. Fake little streets and old-timey bars and I only realized the facade of it all because I walked by a Christmas Tree and the sign at its edges sent the whole charade tumbling down. EVEN THE CHRISTMAS TREE IS FAKE, the sign said. In the freezing cold, the most freezing day of the year so far, Celia and I got burgers at a small and new seafood spot. Celia wore three pops of red (bag, tights, gloves), and I wore all black. After the reading, where the stories were good and where more and more people kept materializing as if out of dust by the door, I bought three books and then sat on what seemed to be a bike rack in the back of a van driving towards the Lower East Side. Ducked my head so it wouldn’t slam into the van ceiling on every bump. The views became Real again, driving out of toy-house-town simulation FiDi, and then the bridges were glowing and the streets were full of snow and I was writing on my phone, kind of just humming to myself and mostly just saying the same things in my head over and over and over again; everything clear and everything sweet. Cold and windy winter where the elements make me kind of lose my mind. Sober minded mania. I am drawn to these kinds of things. The thing about this winter is that everyone has been going crazy. Me first, but then I learned how to put a stop to it. Sophia gave me a white rose at the Marlton Hotel in the morning, and then I found it kind of crumpled in the recesses of my bag. Petals floating everywhere and we’d moved to a different bar by then, somewhere kind of velvety and sleek and my friends and I were the only people there. Matthew was talking about people who fabricate enemies out of neutral acquaintances who just didn’t want to be their friends. A sad sort of thing, but you can’t feel too bad about someone who decides to turn evil. Dimes Square was a two year operation to get [redacted] laid, Matthew was saying. The experiment is now over. The social experiment is now over, and now you can all go home. Wednesday, December 17 I have decided to take the rest of the winter floating and soaring. Orange leaves turning brown outside the open window. Little gold watch and swan and cross and green Dartmouth Tercentenary tile and white Lake Neuchatel winter landscape postcard propped against the windowsill. So, if clarity is the thing that is most important above all, then you know what has to give. I will play “Garden Botanum” and “Come Undone” and “When Autumn Leaves” and everything by Dougie Mcclean and watch as things become crisper and more into focus. It’s important to only make a promise once and then keep it. It’s important to not be so vague about all of it going forward. Very precise and very discerning. That can be what a winter is like. I watch the light and shadows shift and shudder off my walls and bad-feng-shua hallway for some hours. I walk to the gym and I feel normal. Water and hyperpop music and images of faces sheathed in light or maybe armor all around. The television is falling off its hinges at the gym, and so the mantras on the walls are all skewed. COMMIT TO SOMETHING. REACT TO NOTHING. I’ve been culling mantras from the internet. I’ve been making lists of all my friends and everything kind I have to say about them. I’ve been making lists of all the ways I’ve maybe wronged others but have never been wronged myself. Sitting in a basement that’s illuminated blue watching films last night. Sitting in a conversation pit all day and all night for most moments of this week. Sitting under holly and cranberry and splintering wood and dried wasps nests and flowers and everything sparkling and snowy outside, soon, next week. There’s a few more dinners before that. The last days of gluttony but everyone seems over it. Sitting around dimly lit tables and everyone keeps talking about the ways we used to be. We used to wake up with crumbling Prada purses at the foot of our beds, overflowing with candy and mascara and all the things we didn’t remember stealing the night before. We used to be at the gym before dawn. I used to get along with people who viewed things as linear. I’ve always known the happiest days of my life to be exactly what they are, even as they are happening. Slipping away. There are other things, too. What do you think your new addiction will be?, Celia asks me. Something unrelated to consumption, I tell Celia. Something kind of manic and empty?, Celia asks me. It’s not so bad to think about what you want in strictly material terms, I tell Celia Thursday, December 18 THINGS I PROCURED THIS YEAR IN STRICTLY MATERIAL TERMS Silk long sleeve Ganni top
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Deloitte1 mentions across 1 issues

Deloitte is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 14, 2025 and February 14, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "I know what Deloitte is, but barely". It most often appears alongside Aristotle, Augustine's Confessions, Beckett Rosset.

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February 14, 2025
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Meditations
February 14, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, February 10 I woke up in a storm today. Stormed around the apartment a bit, all mad about who knows what, stormed to the gym for self actualization, skipped all the fashion week stuff last night, the show I was so excited for, the after parties too. I was sick, after all, though I didn’t realize it then. You only realize it now, sunroof windows, all this energy, the contrast visible now that you’re flooded with Being Well. “It’s funny how you live off the provisions David and the world throw at you,” Lara texts me. “Having a hard time articulating a reason/framework to start taking care of yourself more sometimes that isn’t cheesy,” Lara says. “It will be good for your writing because you’ll get more information from the environment and have more energy,” Lara determines. “I actually do care about health, vanity skin etc, I just have cognitive dissonance," I say. And I do. I ordered collagen, after all. This is not so bad. None of it is so bad, really. I am thinking of joining David in Paris. It's a bit of an act of fleeing, though, and it's no good to leave out of some desire for escapism. I am treading very cautiously this morning. A matcha with almond milk and the oatmeal with apples and cinnamon and raisins. The bright sun is melting all the bright snow. They are talking about Aristotle's Ethos Pathos Logos in class today. The only one that matters to me is the Ethos of it all. I believe everything I’m told if I trust the authority of the person telling it to me. I’m all swallowed up in the undiscerning masses. It would be nice to leave New York, yes, but it will be nice to stay here, too. It'll be nice to come back to life right where I've been sleeping. In the evening, my friends arrive. They sit at my kitchen table, and they tell me crazy stories about staying up late and everything that happened in between. I was lonely for a moment, or really, I was just struck by the the being alone of it while he is still away, but then my friends arrived, and the stories were all sparkling and shocking. I know secrets again, now. It's more fun when I have things to hold. Wrapping my hair twice in towels by the open window before bed. It's too cold to keep the window open, but the space heater was drying everything out. Lara left some cocktail shrimp in the fridge, and I drop the tails into the empty Sephora box on the floor. I'll still take out the trash, I am not more disgusting than average. Tuesday, February 11 Coconut oil, beef bone broth, muscovado sugar on a silver spoon for breakfast. There is reason to think this kind of thing will make me become better. I would be very easily indoctrinated into a cult based on the certain determining factors, I forget the exact formula of each trait but I know my balance of each fits the bill; agreeability, desire to belong, etc. I have to stay vigilant. Left to my own devices and I’m half asleep and I’m making potions. I wrote a story in the night. Hologram Girls, I called it. Stupid title but I think this one, yes particularly this one, I imagine I could turn this into a book with just some discipline and a little joie de vivre. Natasha comes over just as I am starting to lose my mind. Just as the snow is starting, too. Snow in the evening, and Natasha is taking photos of me on film. Usually, I wouldn’t like this. Me, at home, on film. Madelyn would have something to say about Lacan and the image of it all. I would have something to say about; I’ve been addicted to deciphering the angles of my face in my mind until they become shapes and forms and pieces beyond recognition. Vanity is so obviously self indulgent, so blatant in its gluttony that it avoids interpretation, becomes silly to give voice to, turns omnipresent. Out Of Your Mind And Into Your Body. You will walk on the treadmill and you will write this sentence until it becomes true. I don’t function well in my own company. That’s the truth of it. Even the most basic things. On film, I wear a dress from Brandy Melville, black tights, barefoot or, the Prada boots my mother found for me cheap at a vintage store in Vermont. The snow hasn’t started yet. I like taking photos at home, and I trust Natasha with the camera. I can’t see my own reflection. It’s fading to blue hour in the greenhouse windows. We will see how this turns out. At drinks, later, with old friends, their Colleague came, and he's talking about how if you are not early you are late. He works in Revenue Recovery, he explains. Like if someone ordered a burger and fries but they forgot to pay for the fries, he would recover that, but for bigger things. For things like a scalpel when they’re doing surgery. “If they lose the scalpel?” I ask. “If they lose the revenue,” he says. I’ve felt very defensive lately. I’ve felt an annoying need to emphasize things like I know what Deloitte is, but barely. I’ve felt an intolerable need to explain things like where a Reading ends and a Party begins. This is the greatest bar in the world, I am told. You can tell, because my vodka soda is actually full of clarified juice. I say something insufferable about how I prefer hotel lobby bars and martinis. We could all go to DCP (Double Chicken Please), someone suggests. Because this, in truth, this DCP is actually the greatest bar in New York. Outside, it’s snowing now. Inside, there are big red orbs on the ceiling and the bartenders keep swinging them around in big sweeping circles. I thought they did it on the hour, I thought they did this like a clock, but the time keeps passing and the orbs keep being set in motion, seemingly at random. There is talk of vulgarity in comedy at our table. There is talk of a probiotic soda brands marketing scandal and the colleague hates influencer marketing, he thinks its immoral, and I’m asking things like the dumbest questions in the whole world like oh but do you think that any marketing really is moral though, and oh but do you think that brands are people, though, and oh my god you can hear your own echos sometimes and you can just want to scream. Outside, the snow is making the street and all its lights become dizzy-like. They pulled the shades down behind me in the window in the restaurant due to the draft, and I wished they hadn’t, but I like it better coming out into this quiet night covered in snow like a quiet surprise. Yellow cab fringed with ice. This will always be lovely. I’ve felt a little more lyrical in my writing lately, and there is nothing wrong with this at times, only at times. Except, the repetition I think, feigns a kind of spirituality I don’t actually have when I am doing things like being on my phone and eating protein heavy processed snacks. Later, returning home, reading more of Augustine’s Confessions to penetrate these skin deep musings. I put the space heater on the floor and I do feel sad now, overwhelmingly so, when I think about how terrible things could come to pass so quickly and how I could just be caught off guard, somewhere on a long walk, somewhere being vain. I sleep downstairs tonight, because I do feel very small, and because there are no shades upstairs to cover all that glass. Lying under all that night sky, you begin to think that it might suck you right in. Wednesday, February 12 After I walk outside this morning, where the thin branches of the trees are still coated in these thin smooth layers of snow even in this early morning sun, and after I go to The Standard for the latte with almond milk, after Libra for the small cookie with tahini and chocolate chips, after class and then the walk home and then the dropping off of laundry and the grocery store and the run in the cold sun, after all of this; David returns from Paris bringing a hairbrush and perfume from Officine Universelle Buly. We are going to go out, but then there's ginger beer and vodka on the kitchen table and the caesar salad pizza from La Vera and then, it's nicer to just stay here. Thursday, February 13 I’m back to listening to the interviews today. I’m not sure what these will become, but there’s a lot of wisdom in other people's words, and a lot of hesitation in my own voice when recorded. There is some existential dread these days, but David says it’s all just math I don’t understand at all, and the apocalypse is not imminent. I disagree sometimes, but I am trying to worry more about things like the State Of My Soul. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Friday, February 14 If I was looking for a last minute dinner reservation tonight, here is where I would go… Knickerbocker Bar and Grill is my favorite restaurant in New York and I’ve lauded it many times before. Classic, old school, not too many frills but still feels tasteful and nice, great t-bone, liquor on the grand piano, jazz on the weekends, etc etc etc. I like this description best - Beckett Rosset on his father dining here: “My father went here for lunch for god knows how many years. He probably consumed hundreds of gin martinis and rum and cokes there. When he died, after the memorial at Cooper Union, the family and close friends, a good thirty or forty people, went there. The owner comped everything. I thought it would not survive covid but clearly it has. Glad to know a new generation has taken to it.”
Inline links: Officine Universelle Buly, Knickerbocker Bar and Grill
Diet Quieter Please1 mentions across 1 issues

Diet Quieter Please is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2025 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Lost Property & Diet Quieter Please present 'A Winter Ball'". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

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December 09, 2025
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December 09, 2025
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Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 7pm at Rivoli Ballroom — Lost Property & Diet Quieter Please present “A Winter Ball” - A night of glitz, glamour, and miscellaneous lectures with Frankie Faccion, Will Kaye, Jaya Twill, and Ethan Joseph. Hosted by Letty Cole. Featuring music from My New Band Believe.
Inline links: Rivoli Ballroom, Lost Property, Diet Quieter Please, A Winter Ball
Direct Relief1 mentions across 1 issues

Direct Relief is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 10, 2025 and February 10, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "proceeds to Direct Relief in LA". It most often appears alongside 131 Chrystie St, Ahmed, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema.

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February Dining.
February 10, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at Virginia’s — Date Time thinks it’s not too late to find a valentine. The three girls behind a new Feed Me featured speed dating endeavor present their second event, featuring two 45 min rounds of mingling. - “Everyone meets everyone, so get ready to meet a lover, a friend, or perhaps an enemy.” $5 ticket required for entry (proceeds to Direct Relief in LA), and 1 drink minimum to date.
Inline links: Virginia’s, Date Time, Feed Me featured
Dirty Mag1 mentions across 1 issues

Dirty Mag is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 05, 2024 and November 05, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Dirty Mag is hosting an Erection Nite Spectacular". It most often appears alongside 66 Greene St, Adeline Swartzendruber, Agnes Enhtamir.

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Dirty Mag
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November 05, 2024
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November 05, 2024
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Playing With Glass
November 05, 2024 · Original source
From 9pm - late at Home Sweet Home — Dirty Mag is hosting an Erection Nite Spectacular with Petit Mort, Neoliberal Hell, Matthew Donovan, and more.
Inline links: Home Sweet Home, Dirty Mag, Erection Nite Spectacular, Petit Mort, Neoliberal Hell, Matthew Donovan
Don't Be Greedy1 mentions across 1 issues

Don't Be Greedy is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 03, 2025 and February 03, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "in collaboration with Don't Be Greedy". It most often appears alongside Abscissa #2, Adderall, Adriana Furlong.

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Don't Be Greedy
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February 03, 2025
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February 03, 2025
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Dream Logic
February 03, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm at Bowery Electric — Elena Velez hosts her first ever public NYFW after party in collaboration with Don't Be Greedy.
Inline links: Elena Velez, Don't Be Greedy
Dream Baby Press1 mentions across 1 issues

Dream Baby Press is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2024 and December 09, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Dream Baby Press presents Perverted Book Club - a night of erotic reading". It most often appears alongside 171 Canal, 177 Mulberry, 264 Canal.

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Dream Baby Press
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December 09, 2024
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December 09, 2024
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kind of a dud socially
December 09, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm at Tara Downs Gallery — Dream Baby Press presents Perverted Book Club - a night of erotic reading by some of your favorite writers and artists. The event is hosted by Matt Starr. Readers include Jemima Kirke, Lili Anolik, Mackenzie Thomas, Joan of Arca, and more.
Inline links: Dream Baby Press, Perverted Book Club, Matt Starr, Jemima Kirke, Lili Anolik, Mackenzie Thomas, Joan of Arca
DreamBabyPress1 mentions across 1 issues

DreamBabyPress is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 25, 2025 and February 25, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "DreamBabyPress writing club returns with guest host Lili Anolik". It most often appears alongside 1 storypod, 115 Bowery, 185 E Broadway.

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DreamBabyPress
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February 25, 2025
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February 25, 2025
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My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm — DreamBabyPress writing club returns with guest host Lili Anolik. As of last night, there were a few tickets left. I’m not sure about the current state of affairs, because these events are the talk of the town, but worth trying your luck.
Inline links: DreamBabyPress, these events
Drink More Water1 mentions across 1 issues

Drink More Water is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2024 and December 09, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Drink More Water celebrates their End of Year Festival". It most often appears alongside 171 Canal, 177 Mulberry, 264 Canal.

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Drink More Water
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December 09, 2024
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December 09, 2024
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@nkrchtr
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kind of a dud socially
December 09, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm at 9 Monroe St — Drink.More.Water celebrates the opening of their first ever brick and mortar store. Drink More Water has been a downtown staple brand for six years. Their first ever permanent physical space is selling from Szn 6 and more. Sounds at the opening by maraschino
Inline links: Drink.More.Water, maraschino
From 10pm at 177 Mulberry — Drink More Water celebrates their End of Year Festival - “featuring indie sleaze queen Uffie live in concert. 2 levels, 3 live acts, 3 DJs, a whole heap of fun.”
Inline links: Drink More Water, End of Year Festival
Drink.More.Water1 mentions across 1 issues

Drink.More.Water is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 03, 2024 and September 03, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Drink.More.Water celebrates their NYFW video premiere with a screening of short film"; "Drink.More.Water celebrates their NYFW video premiere with a screening of short film Carrot Salad". It most often appears alongside 56 Henry, A.L., Adidas.

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Drink.More.Water
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September 03, 2024
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September 03, 2024
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What Are You Doing In The Fall?
September 03, 2024 · Original source
At Sovereign House from 7pm - late — Drink.More.Water celebrates their NYFW video premiere with a screening of short film Carrot Salad (8pm) and an open bar to follow. BYO carrot salad.
Inline links: Drink.More.Water
Drink.More.Water.1 mentions across 1 issues

Drink.More.Water. is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 03, 2025 and February 03, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Drink.More.Water. presents their official fashion week after party". It most often appears alongside Abscissa #2, Adderall, Adriana Furlong.

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Drink.More.Water.
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February 03, 2025
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February 03, 2025
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Dream Logic
February 03, 2025 · Original source
From 11pm - late at Nightclub 101 (new spot where The Pyramid Club used to be) — Drink.More.Water. presents their official fashion week after party, featuring Suzy Sheer, xJermsx, Dese Escobar, Megsuperstarprincess, and Young Warhol.
Inline links: Nightclub 101, Drink.More.Water.
Drunken Boat1 mentions across 1 issues

Drunken Boat is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 12, 2025 and March 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hosted by Drunken Boat, Angel Landing, One Man Army, and Crackhead Barney". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott BK, Abi Yaga, Ace Hotel Brooklyn.

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Drunken Boat
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March 12, 2025
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March 12, 2025
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Rules for Clarity
March 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm at KGB — Lucky American Films x Uncensored New York presents a Brutalist Couture Party - “a crossroads of the New York underground everything.” Music by The Suede Hello, Death Dance Music, and Christian Cail. Hosted by Drunken Boat, Angel Landing, One Man Army, and Crackhead Barney.
Inline links: Lucky American Films, Uncensored New York
Drunken Boat Production1 mentions across 1 issues

Drunken Boat Production is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between August 14, 2024 and August 14, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Drunken Boat Production presents a truly incredible lineup for The Drunken Boat Film Festival". It most often appears alongside Adam Friedland, Adeline, Annabel Boardman.

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August 14, 2024
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August 14, 2024
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COLLECTED AGENDA #7
August 14, 2024 · Original source
Saturday, August 17 from 7pm - 10pm - Drunken Boat Production presents a truly incredible lineup for The Drunken Boat Film Festival. The evening will include a screening of Nepotism, Baby (starring Betsey Brown), scenes from Brutalist Couture, and more.
Inline links: Drunken Boat Production, The Drunken Boat Film Festival, Nepotism, Baby, Betsey Brown, Brutalist Couture
Dunkunsthalle1 mentions across 1 issues

Dunkunsthalle is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 28, 2024 and October 28, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "SARA'S and Dunkunsthalle present a special screening of Johnny Mnemonic". It most often appears alongside 12 Questions, 27 Club, Adeline Swartzendruber.

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Dunkunsthalle
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October 28, 2024
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October 28, 2024
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@nkrchtr
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Indulging in the Eschaton
October 28, 2024 · Original source
At 7pm at The Roxy — SARA’S and Dunkunsthalle present a special screening of Johnny Mnemonic in Black & White by Robert Longo, as part of their ongoing focus on the early days of the Pictures Generation. The screening will be followed by a live Q&A with Robert Longo and curator Vera Dika.
Inline links: The Roxy, SARA’S, Dunkunsthalle, Robert Longo, Vera Dika
Easy Paradise1 mentions across 1 issues

Easy Paradise is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 16, 2024 and December 16, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Easy Paradise hosts their Holiday Spectacular Open Mic". It most often appears alongside Allison Brainard, Altro Paradiso, Ama Birch.

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Easy Paradise
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December 16, 2024
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December 16, 2024
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Moral Framework
December 16, 2024 · Original source
From 8pm at KGB Bar — Easy Paradise hosts their Holiday Spectacular Open Mic.
Inline links: Easy Paradise
Echoes1 mentions across 1 issues

Echoes is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 14, 2026 and January 14, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Matt Weinberger + Echoes + Le Keep present a night of DJ sets and performances". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, 56 Henry, 99 Minutes of 2026.

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Echoes
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January 14, 2026
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January 14, 2026
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How To Break Paralysis
January 14, 2026 · Original source
LOS ANGELES - From 7pm at The Earl — Matt Weinberger + Echoes + Le Keep present a night of DJ sets and performances: Chloe Cherry Blake The Man 1000 Drake Jazz Brown Emma Burney Le Keep Buff Pons Crooks etc.
Inline links: The Earl
Editions Lutanie1 mentions across 1 issues

Editions Lutanie is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 08, 2024 and July 08, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Love Poems by Rene Ricard (Editions Lutanie, 2024)". It most often appears alongside 442 Broadway, 7-Eleven, A Doll House.

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Editions Lutanie
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July 08, 2024
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July 08, 2024
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COLLECTED AGENDA #5
July 08, 2024 · Original source
From 6:30 - 8:30pm, Left Bank Books celebrates the release of Love Poems by Rene Ricard (Editions Lutanie, 2024). Readings by Raymond Foye, Annabella Sciorra, and Rachel Valinsky.
Inline links: Left Bank Books, Love Poems, Raymond Foye, Annabella Sciorra, Rachel Valinsky
Eighth House1 mentions across 1 issues

Eighth House is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 23, 2025 and January 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Eighth House is an interdisciplinary residency for artists and curators located in Central Vermont". It most often appears alongside 4 Berry Street, 61 Lispenard, A Room of One's Own.

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Eighth House
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January 23, 2025
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January 23, 2025
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Burn my diaries
January 23, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 8pm at 61 Lispenard — Canada NY and Eighth House present Rest and Reprieve: A Window into Creative Solitude. Eighth House is “an interdisciplinary residency for artists and curators located in Central Vermont.” The exhibition serves as a benefit for this very special residency.
Inline links: Canada NY, Eighth House, Rest and Reprieve: A Window into Creative Solitude.
Electric Pussycat1 mentions across 1 issues

Electric Pussycat is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 26, 2024 and November 26, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Electric Pussycat throws a Thanksgiving party with DJ Gaspar Muniz". It most often appears alongside A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving, Abelardo Morell, Abelardo Morell: In the Company of Monet and Constable.

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Electric Pussycat
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November 26, 2024
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November 26, 2024
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Collected Agenda (lite)
November 26, 2024 · Original source
Later (from 10pm - late) at Jean’s — Electric Pussycat throws a Thanksgiving party with DJ Gaspar Muniz - “A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving”.
Inline links: Jean’s, Electric Pussycat
Emily Harvey Foundation1 mentions across 1 issues

Emily Harvey Foundation is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 03, 2025 and February 03, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Emily Harvey Foundation presents Abscissa #2". It most often appears alongside Abscissa #2, Adderall, Adriana Furlong.

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1
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February 03, 2025
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February 03, 2025
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Dream Logic
February 03, 2025 · Original source
From 6:30 - 8:30pm at 537 Broadway — The Emily Harvey Foundation presents Abscissa #2, featuring readings and performances by Liara Roux + Peter Colombo, Max Levin, Muyassar Kurdi, and many more.
Inline links: The Emily Harvey Foundation
Encounter Books1 mentions across 1 issues

Encounter Books is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 06, 2024 and June 06, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "The New Criterion hosts their June cocktail party with Encounter Books". It most often appears alongside 06 Art, ALLSHIPS, Ally Pankiw.

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Encounter Books
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1
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1
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June 06, 2024
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June 06, 2024
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@me_betseybrown
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COLLECTED AGENDA #3
June 06, 2024 · Original source
The New Criterion hosts their June cocktail party with Encounter Books from 6pm. The theme is Vienna Secession, and attire is formal.
Inline links: The New Criterion, Encounter Books
Esoteric Health Book Club1 mentions across 1 issues

Esoteric Health Book Club is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 04, 2026 and February 04, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Thinking about Esoteric Health Book Club". It most often appears alongside 1LDK, @henrymunsonsinstagram, Alessandro Keegan.

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February 04, 2026
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February 04, 2026
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Hotel-Life-For-Life
February 04, 2026 · Original source
Monday, January 26 On the first day of the clearest week of the year, I vow to be meticulous about it. As hell and even heaven and all of New York City freezes over in the cold, Olivia keeps on asking if I’m sick of it. Impossible to feel lonely when my opinion on the benchmarks of the weather is demanded at the start of every day. Are you still happy about this? Olivia keeps on asking. It got colder and colder and colder for one week or maybe more. Soon, I expect the cold will break. Soon, there will be something to talk about besides the arctic winds. Although I do find it thrilling and even telling, really, to see how everyone reacts to extremity. I am only being a little bit factious. It is icy and hazy and pale and like playing tetris with myself, finding footholds in the snow banks, this week. Creep past the frozen turtle pond, shut the open window, position my salt stained boots in the divots in ice piles that other passerby’s have left behind. Hidden little trails and maps and loopholes in treacherous places. Exciting places. Game theory in the blizzard. Do you still feel ‘manic’ and ‘energized’ by this, Olivia wants to know. Are you still wearing sheer tights and a-line skirts and enjoying how the wind chill makes everything feel empty? Are you still seeking redemption in the spaces left barren while everyone rushes through tundra streets? Are you still feeling pretentious or maybe just autistic standing stock still and underdressed in courtyards that have never really been yours? This week, I have decided to just say what I really mean. Listening to Dark But Just A Game by Lana del Rey while the sun comes up this morning. Not a new song, but new to me. They are talking about Video Games album anniversary on The Internet this morning. Thank you for my mental illness, girls are saying on the Internet. I tell Olivia that what I remember from this album is before I knew much on the Internet. I remember my mentally ill friend turning on Video Games in a wall to wall carpeted suburban room encased in sunlight and green branches that brushed against wide windows when I was something like thirteen or maybe younger. Turn that stuff off, I remember telling my friend. Turn off those sad and strange songs before we all start to get freaked out. Playing Dark But Just A Game over and over and over again, this morning. Breathing kind of shallow breaths and making calls of confession or maybe complaints. I vowed to be more private about it and then I vowed to make my blog more true. If I cannot speak about something clearly, then I think I will not speak about it at all. In the morning, there is salt stained mirror and la Roche Posay cleanser and peptide moisturizer and mineral sunscreen and amazon tights and a call from Maria saying hotel lobby for lunch, maybe. Rituals like magic. Compulsive documentation. Live-blogging for my live-diary which is mostly just an event calendar plus some but not-so-many lurid life details because I have never been so good at keeping it all so private. The truth of it is, one can return to oneself quite quickly, but this should only have to happen once or maybe twice. In the hotel lobby, a beautiful girl walks in. She is a model, clearly. You are twenty-nine, a horrible man is saying to her, across the table. Good genes, he is saying. He is saying things about a girl like you and you can leave if you want. He is complimenting her grotesquely and it is very understandable why she would feel extremely annoyed. She is very articulate and pretty, though, and seems to know this game. Girls like you have hobbies, the man is saying. Do you have hobbies like art collecting or acoustic music or perhaps even ice skating? The girl is good at modulating her voice, and so my eavesdropping is abruptly cut off. Order: almond milk cappuccino, almond milk matcha, ginger tea, diet coke at Hotel Lobby. Too many beverages . Too many things I want. Discipline is pleasure. Restraint enhances desire. Reading something true on Health Gossip about the things a person must do before they lick the candy wrapper of success and then im thinking o.k perhaps time to cut myself off of this sort of thing for a little bit. Maria wears a red sweater and black pants and orders only two drinks: (1) black coffee and (2) greens juice. I ask Maria to read my diaries and she obliges and then, even highlights the parts she likes best. Too much to say? I ask Maria. No, she says. No and I think your instincts would stop you before you really said anything too uncouth. Too panopticoned? I ask. It’s fine to talk about faux-purity, Maria says. Nightfall in the hotel lobby, where the lights are yellow and glowing and dark and my computer screen is starting to look fluorescent and bright and bad, in contrast to the low-light and well-curated vibe they have fired up in here. A friend group I was eavesdropping on in rather nefarious and uncouth ways have gone silent, now. The man across the couch from me is talking about working on a film pilot in Malaysia and a need-for-speed and also thirty-million-dollars. He could never do what you are doing, two of the girls in the friend group were telling the third, earlier, as she sobbed. Do what you’re doing, being: sobbing in hotel lobby. Radical vulnerability in hotel lobby. I am feeling nefarious and busy body and a little bit mean. We’re your friends so we sure are going to be kind to you, the two girls had been telling the third. Just because our mothers were born in the wrong generation, does not mean they can’t listen-and-learn. Ordered tonic water and avocado and adopted vaguely negative vibe towards; people who did not know they were being panopticoned. Girls whose conversation I could have just let flow around me like water. There’s stagnation in judging harshly, particularly in judging people with whom I am totally uninvolved. No one in the world knows where I am right now, but anyone who wanted to could probably guess. And it’s not that I think it’s particularly good or even beneficial to be cultivating mystique, but once secrets are in the air they swirl around forever, and so one might want to hold some things a bit closer to one’s chest. Pitch black outside, which makes it even more warm or silver in here, depending on where I look. Lily texts me - I would like to spend a day like you did. We can recreate my whole day, I respond. We can recreate the good days. We can eradicate all slush. I can tell you all about what actually happened. Soon, I will walk home in the freezing and sparkling night in my black and soleless ballet flats. I will slip on ice and look at the moon and Washington Square Park archway and the dark and getting even darker sky. I’ve been feeling kind of desperate to chronicle the things that are mine, if I’m being honest about it. Hold onto the things I never lost. This is different from grasping onto things that never were or no longer are, yours. Parties last week, but I don’t really remember. Party last weekend, but full of people I didn’t want to see. Party tonight, and I wear athleisure to the bar and make a friend who shares my name and also my sensibilities. We’re here because of your blog, someone tells me, at the bar. We’re here because we just made a film in Nigeria and now we’re moving to Rome to work for Vatican II. We’re here because of an article that everyone hates. Birthday party. Renaissance themed karaoke. Did you just meet and become best friends, someone asks me and my new friend. We all go outside to smoke a cigarette. Duh, I respond. This is always how it goes with new and fast friends. In my room, tonight, and I’ve been feeling good and normal. The cleaner my room gets, the more I remember. At the bar tonight, I met someone who lives in a hotel-for-life. Is everything perfect-all-the-time? I asked the hotel-inhabitant. Is everything clean and contained and curated and beautiful and taken care of? Do you order room service for dinner? If you develop a problem, is it immediately fixed? In my room, there is a computer and also a wooden music box that plays Silent Night when opened. Inside the box, there are blue little blue pearls and letters and a ballerina that spins. Above my bed, there are lace white curtains newly pinned over courtyard-facing open windows. The curtains are there to keep out ice and possibly fire-escape intruders. The unearthed music box is the reward for cleaning my room. Thinking about rabbit holes I’d like to really delve into next. Getting texts from friends from online who go by names after celestial objects. Thinking about Saorise’s brand new robot that sends her pilates-training-packets. Thinking about Esoteric Health Book Club. Saint Teresa de Ávila. Thinking about no more vice. Everything has frozen over and hovered and smoothed itself thin in the months that came in between. Descents into madness happen very quickly, my new friend was saying, today, at the bar, where everything was more lovely than I could possibly have imagined. We were talking about cults, because the topic does arise even in beautiful places. Talking about posture. Talking about cult leaders. Matchmakers. Scammers. Beautiful lives. The Places To Be.. Hours later, now. Home, now. Still listening to Jeff Buckley “Forget Her” and Lana del Rey “Dark But Just a Game” on repeat because I love pleasure in excess. So addicted to everything. I can get addicted to good things too, I think. Tomorrow, I will fall asleep in a snowy white house in the woods. We will get vanilla milkshakes on the drive down. Many rooms. Plans to cook dinner. Last summer, I wanted very badly to drive to this house in July. I wanted to find secret waterfalls and secret gardens, too. It’s a house just an hour or so from the city where I used to go often, and I remember the surroundings as very green. I remember fighter jets over Celia’s graduation. I remember Rose writing her social security number up and down her arms in sharpie, last summer, because chaos was kind of the objective everyone was seeking, then. Enough reminiscing. Same songs, over and over and over again. Opening my window because it is time for bed. Tell yourself over and over and over, Jeff Buckley keeps saying. He died early with something to show for it. Addicted to repeating myself. Addicted to new beginnings and no more false starts. Working on getting addicted to continuity now, I think. I will become totally obsessed with continuity. What a relief. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Wednesday, February 4 From 6pm - 8pm at Latitude Gallery — Unbridled: Horsin Around opens; a salon-style group exhibition celebrating the Year of the Horse.
Inline links: Latitude Gallery, Unbridled: Horsin Around
Espace Maurice1 mentions across 1 issues

Espace Maurice is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 24, 2024 and June 24, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "group exhibition co-presented by Espace Maurice". It most often appears alongside A Doll House, Adam Lehrer, AirPods Max.

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Espace Maurice
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1
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June 24, 2024
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June 24, 2024
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@espace.maurice
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COLLECTED AGENDA #4
June 24, 2024 · Original source
Friday, June 28 from 6 to 9pm - SARA'S continues residency at Dunkunsthalle with a group exhibition co-presented by Espace Maurice. Titled NADJA, the exhibition features works across painting, video, sculpture, and performance “presented through the lens of Andre Breton’s infamous novel, while honoring the life of Léona Delcourt, their surreal short lived romance and the multiple intersecting mythologies, themes and narratives present within the book”.
Inline links: SARA'S, Dunkunsthalle, Espace Maurice
ETHICS1 mentions across 1 issues

ETHICS is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between April 04, 2025 and April 04, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "SPASM vs ETHICS battle it out at KGB". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott Ave, 247 Varet, A HAPPENING.

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ETHICS
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1
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1
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April 04, 2025
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April 04, 2025
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@ethics.pdf
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Live Diary.
April 04, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at KGB — SPASM vs ETHICS battle it out. Readings by Alice Aster, Madi Bean, Logan Wolfe, Whitney Mallett, and Megsuperstarprincess. Hosted by True & Zoey Greenwald.
Inline links: SPASM, ETHICS
Family Office1 mentions across 1 issues

Family Office is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 02, 2025 and December 02, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hosted by Office Magazine, Family Office, Nikole Naloy". It most often appears alongside 98th Academy Awards, Airliner, Albany.

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Family Office
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1
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1
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December 02, 2025
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December 02, 2025
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Florida, Massachusetts (03)
December 02, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm - 12pm at WSA — “Office Party” “Holiday Party” for New York’s builders, investors, and tastemakers. Ft a special operatic performance by Cami Árboles and dance performance by Isabella Basha. DJ sets by Rex Detiger and Crowdsurfers. Hosted by Office Magazine, Family Office, Nikole Naloy, and others. Attire: business formal. RSVP here.
Inline links: WSA, here
Features1 mentions across 1 issues

Features is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between April 04, 2025 and April 04, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Features presents Volume 2 — this is a new party series". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott Ave, 247 Varet, A HAPPENING.

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Features
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1
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1
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April 04, 2025
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April 04, 2025
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Live Diary.
April 04, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - late at 154 Scott Ave — Features presents Volume 2, featuring Devil’s Workshop, Isadora + Henry Casson, Ana Racks, No Strings, and more. This is a new party series I’ve heard only very good things about.
Inline links: Features
FedEx1 mentions across 1 issues

FedEx is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 27, 2025 and May 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "staticy electric classical mashup of music from the Fedex truck outside". It most often appears alongside 327 Bowery, Abby Lloyd, absurdism.

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FedEx
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1
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1
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May 27, 2025
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May 27, 2025
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generative and godly secrets
May 27, 2025 · Original source
Friday, May 23 10:45am, and they are playing some kind of staticy electric classical mashup of music from the Fedex truck outside. "Even as a grad student, I felt they were looking down on chaos," one young man at the Yemeni coffee shop is telling another. Buying: coffee and chicken quiche but none of that is for me. Buying: peanut butter perfect bar and celsius and my boyfriend's screen time is up to 316 hours since midnight since he's doing things indiscernible to me but which he clarifies are Not Fraudulent. I am trying not to write so much in the google doc diaries. It is like I have learned these diaries as a trick, and now I am addicted to it. Now, I can’t do anything else. I must release all thoughts, but to release one thought I must go through, again and again, everything else. And so I go through it all, again and again and again. The thought, and then everything else. We were going to talk more about Spirituality today, but the tripwire keeps happening - stuck on: Vanity and Careerism. I make subheadings to keep myself in check. VANITY. CAREERISM. CAREERISM: Here is where I am: I have the substack for now which is nice this is something that I suppose in some ways is a defining thing I have done but it does not feel like so much it does not feel like it culminates to anything just proof of existence, yes, but everyone has some sort of proof of existence and it is nice to write the story behind something. The story itself cannot just be the story of writing about yourself. And for a minute I was very very very sad and so that plotline became dependable, but that is no sort of thing to rely on. And this is why it cannot all just be the writing of the self. It hasn’t been. [redacted] felt like something different, investigation, beginning middle end, it was not just here I am, it was like a puzzle it was like being very precise with it and it was the biggest thing I have done so far and I sat with it for such a long time. And perhaps I am being dramatic because there are other projects I could start in the meantime but I can’t sit down and make myself think oh what would be an interesting and pithy thing to talk about for somewhere glossy, I cannot do it. I think about doing it and my stomach rises into my throat with how little I care. And so it has to be a story that bursts out of me. There was one, and I can tell there is almost something else too but it’s like David said yes, it’s difficult while you are in the waiting room. Since beginning writing this, my fever got higher, and we are hanging the Bacchus masks around the apartment plus yellow golden softlight and, now I feel more peaceful about it. I wasn’t having so much humility. Nevermind. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Tuesday, May 27 From 6pm (show at 7pm) at Baby’s All Right — Baby’s Presents a benefit concert for the Immigrant Defense Project with Palehound, The Ophelias, and Grumpy. Dj set by WeTakeManhattan. - “All proceeds from the show will go towards supporting the IDP’s 20+ year mission of fighting for the rights of immigrants targeted for imprisonment and mass deportation via advocacy, litigation, legal advice and training, community defense, grassroots alliances, and strategic communications.” | GA (18+) $38.86, Ticket and Bonus Donation $49.69
Inline links: Baby’s All Right, Palehound, The Ophelias, Grumpy, WeTakeManhattan
FeedMe1 mentions across 1 issues

FeedMe is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 17, 2025 and March 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Teams from Supreme, Bar Oliver, FeedMe, Perfectly Imperfect, Throwing Fits". It most often appears alongside 8 St. Marks, 99 Canal, Aashish Gadani.

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Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at The Gutter LES — Zora & Nolita Dirtbag are hosting a bowling tournament. Teams from Supreme, Bar Oliver, FeedMe, Perfectly Imperfect, Throwing Fits, and more. Must download the Zora app and show profile for entry.
Inline links: Zora, Nolita Dirtbag
Fey Fey Worldwide1 mentions across 1 issues

Fey Fey Worldwide is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 04, 2026 and February 04, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Fey Fey Worldwide presents Boarding Pass: A Fashion Performance". It most often appears alongside 1LDK, @henrymunsonsinstagram, Alessandro Keegan.

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Hotel-Life-For-Life
February 04, 2026 · Original source
From 5pm - 7pm at Earth — Fey Fey Worldwide presents Boarding Pass: A Fashion Performance . Choreography by Sharleen Chidiac. Sound by 1LDK. Co-written by Liby Hays.
Inline links: Earth, Fey Fey Worldwide
First Things1 mentions across 1 issues

First Things is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 02, 2025 and December 02, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "First Things celebrates St Nicholas Day". It most often appears alongside 98th Academy Awards, Airliner, Albany.

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Florida, Massachusetts (03)
December 02, 2025 · Original source
From 5:30pm (RSVP for location) — First Things celebrates St Nicholas Day. RSVP here.
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Ford Class of Twenty-Two1 mentions across 1 issues

Ford Class of Twenty-Two is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 06, 2026 and March 06, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "ford class of twenty-two is here, Sam said. A lot of people flew in for this party". It most often appears alongside A Place in the Sun, Ali RQ, Angelica.

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Humanoid-Robots
March 06, 2026 · Original source
...know what that word meant. At the party, there were trays and trays of sushi and a spiral staircase and men carrying around platters of dumplings. Everyone from the Stanford class of twenty-two is here , Sam said. A lot of people flew in for this party , he explained. Saiorse and I maneuvered our way to the bar, and then towards a long counter top that appeared...
Foreign Domestic1 mentions across 1 issues

Foreign Domestic is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between April 10, 2025 and April 10, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Foreign Domestic and Alyssa Davis Gallery present a solo exhibition by Genevieve Goffman". It most often appears alongside A Bath of Approbation, Against Nihilism, all the words that came down to meet the body that came up from the ground.

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Santa Teresa
April 10, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 8pm at 24 Rutgers Street – Foreign Domestic and Alyssa Davis Gallery present a solo exhibition by Genevieve Goffman, featuring the artist's most ambitious work to date - “all the words that came down to meet the body that came up from the ground.”
Inline links: Foreign Domestic, Alyssa Davis Gallery, Genevieve Goffman
Franny Menace1 mentions across 1 issues

Franny Menace is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 06, 2025 and October 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Sydni Dichter of Franny Menace". It most often appears alongside 720 Strength LES, 92NY, A.M. Homes.

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Big Huge World
October 06, 2025 · Original source
From 7:30pm at Baker Falls — Torture Tuesday continues, ft performances from Leo Lovechild, Sydni Dichter of Franny Menace, Calla Salicious, Gween Malick, Jack Devaney, and Baby Long Legs. | Tickets here ($10)
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Free Dimensions1 mentions across 1 issues

Free Dimensions is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 27, 2025 and January 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Free Dimensions hosts a concert… 'a new collaborative concert series of dedicated curator-artists'". It most often appears alongside A Lit Mag Mixer, A Public Space, After Hours Book Club.

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End of the Cold Front
January 27, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm at Nublu — Free Dimensions hosts a concert with Warren Trae, Crudup + Chris Williams, Universal Space Jam, and Jadalareign. Free Dimensions is “a new collaborative concert series of dedicated curator-artists seeking to form a space for consistent creativity.”
Inline links: Nublu, Free Dimensions
Friend Editions1 mentions across 1 issues

Friend Editions is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 09, 2025 and June 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "In Thousands of Dreams, published by Friend Editions". It most often appears alongside A Court of Thorns and Roses, Allie Rowbottom, Amnesiascope.

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A supposedly fun thing I’ll never do again
June 09, 2025 · Original source
From 5pm - 8pm at Fucking Awesome (NYC) — Olivia Parker celebrates the launch of In Thousands of Dreams, published by Friend Editions.
Inline links: Fucking Awesome, Olivia Parker, In Thousands of Dreams
Friends Of The Letter1 mentions across 1 issues

Friends Of The Letter is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2024 and December 09, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "contributions by Friends Of The Letter Lydia Sviatoslavsky, Sam Falb"; "features contributions by Friends Of The Letter Lydia Sviatoslavsky, Sam Falb, Samantha Sutcliffe". It most often appears alongside 171 Canal, 177 Mulberry, 264 Canal.

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kind of a dud socially
December 09, 2024 · Original source
From 6pm - 8pm at Susan Inglett Gallery — An opening reception for The Boys Club (redacted) will be held in conjunction with the launch of On The Rag’s second edition. Curated by Cortney Connolly. The edition features contributions by Friends Of The Letter Lydia Sviatoslavsky, Sam Falb, Samantha Sutcliffe, and more.
Inline links: Susan Inglett Gallery, On The Rag’s, Cortney Connolly, Lydia Sviatoslavsky, Sam Falb, Samantha Sutcliffe
FSG1 mentions across 1 issues

FSG is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 27, 2025 and January 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "FSG x MCD and Document Journal present The Wickedest book launch". It most often appears alongside A Lit Mag Mixer, A Public Space, After Hours Book Club.

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End of the Cold Front
January 27, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at Mood Ring — FSG x MCD and Document Journal present The Wickedest book launch; “a chronicle of one unforgettable night at a legendary South London house party.”
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FSG x MCD1 mentions across 1 issues

FSG x MCD is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 27, 2025 and January 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "FSG x MCD and Document Journal present The Wickedest b". It most often appears alongside A Lit Mag Mixer, A Public Space, After Hours Book Club.

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End of the Cold Front
January 27, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at Mood Ring — FSG x MCD and Document Journal present The Wickedest book launch; “a chronicle of one unforgettable night at a legendary South London house party.”
Inline links: Mood Ring, FSG x MCD, Document Journal, The Wickedest
Funny Valentine1 mentions across 1 issues

Funny Valentine is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 15, 2026 and February 15, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "D8time x Funny Valentine bring you a night to fall in love". It most often appears alongside Abe Shapiro, Aidan Lapoche, Alan Parker.

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Yellow-all-around
February 15, 2026 · Original source
From 7pm - late at Dixon Place & 9pm - late at Ripple Room — D8time x Funny Valentine bring you a night to fall in love. First; a performance of Isabel Monk Cade’s new play Funny Valentine. Next, a party. Make a new friend, lover, or enemy.
Inline links: Dixon Place, Ripple Room, D8time, Funny Valentine, Funny Valentine, a party
Fuzhou Sisters1 mentions across 1 issues

Fuzhou Sisters is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 25, 2025 and February 25, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Fuzhou Sisters host a Qinghong tasting". It most often appears alongside 1 storypod, 115 Bowery, 185 E Broadway.

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My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
From 3pm - 5pm at 115 Bowery — Fuzhou Sisters host a Qinghong tasting, accompanied by an introduction to the history of qinghong and snack and dessert pairings. Tickets available here.
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Gagosian1 mentions across 1 issues

Gagosian is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 21, 2025 and May 21, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "we met a Gagosian guy turned AI guy". It most often appears alongside 99 Scott, Al Warren, Amelia Ritthaler.

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Total Nightmare Policy
May 21, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, May 12 At the Holiday Inn, there are Yakisoda noodles and banana cream pie snack pack jellos and krabby patties gummy candies and lances cream cheese and onion dip crackers. All the most disgusting snacks imaginable, and kind of perverted, too. I’m so particular and annoying with my sleeping issues that I always find myself at depressing hotels, even when there is a wonderful home down the road where I am welcome. I need a Big Bed and Isolation. I need Temperature Control. As a child, I liked things such as camping in birch forests and cramped little stone cottages in some village where my parents would find someone on the Internet to swap houses with. Unfortunately, I grew up into someone with severe and undiagnosable sleep disorders, and a taste for adventure that is rooted more in hedonism and less in fresh air. I feel really full and sleepy heading back to New York. Well, things are better than they were. Total nightmare policy. Total, blow up your life brother, policy. I was so addicted to writing in my google docs journal this weekend and now I have a lot of annoying slop to show for it. I call my dad in the sun outside the Starbucks in a Strip Mall. Stop thinking about things in such eternal terms, they tell me. You wouldn’t get in a car crash and say When Can I Go 100 Again, they remind me. Fiction, again - they are talking about somebody else. The idea of compromise no longer makes your blood boil. It’s an unsavory trait that it ever did in the first place. "The other alternative is that I just become a nightmare and you become perfect," I told him. "That is certainly an alternative," he told me. It is 11:30pm, and I am thinking about getting a job. I am thinking about the Current Body Red Light Mask and the Ayede heels from ssense.com. "What if I hadn’t simply crashed out," he said. "There would have been pros and cons to that," I said. There is a fire alarm and mauve curtains and two weird arched doorways because we booked a suite and so the architecture suggests some simulacra of something vaguely Roman. Marble. Plaster cut to look like marble. I go to buy water and they have turned off the creepy lights at the creepy pool. Tuesday, May 13 I was feeling really terrified, if I’m being honest about it. I was sitting on the sidewalk picking at my nails and drinking hot coffee in the hot sun, eight splenda, curdled almond milk. I was voicing concerns in a high pitched voice and I was losing track of the distinguishment between ideas imagined and conversations regurgitated. God forbid I have an original thought of my own - that part wasn't even on the table. It isn’t so dark and depressing anymore. Walk in the rain and everything is so green here. I’ll be back in the city tonight and there are better omens in the astrology these days around things like planes, the return, glass apartments in the sky. He leaves my keys on the bedside table at the hotel, and he’s still asleep when I pack up my things and leave to eat black coffee, turkey deli meat, garlic aioli, marcona almonds. We drive to his parent’s house and he gives me drumstick vanilla ice cream. Working on this laptop, surrounded by all this green. You know that every time you hit this vape it coats your lungs in sweet thick paste, I am telling him, as I hit his vape. The last time I wrote about hitting a vape I received an infuriating pseudo intellectual email about the verbiage "hit" as suggesting a sado-masochistic impulse in our digital age. "I wonder if soon, you'll be saying you 'Beat' or 'Pummeled' your vape?" the idiot email writer wrote. The email made me so mad. You're so stupid, I wanted to write back. We go for a walk in the bright green forest. There is a sweetness here. A coming-back-into-control that makes the out-of-control-ness feel so distant. Escape from Evil and two days later you mistake reprieve for salvation. Unless, you are not mistaken. It really could be that simple. What was it they were saying on The Internet? Break The Pattern Today Or The Loop Will Repeat Tomorrow. What was it I've been saying online? Edit Artificial Intelligence robot voice over text to speech words - "Taking My Party Boy Boyfriend On A Walking Tour Of The Cotswolds." I clarify that I've been defending his honor. We're crushing up the plastic water cups, and the hill is steep up the road. I clarify that there are people of extremes. It was very bad, but now it is very good, I am texting my mother. Honestly, I'm so sick of clarifying anything at all. You're a little more sober with it. You're a little more gentle about it. It transformed in two days. Imagine two weeks. Imagine a year. Imagine rushing even one second. I can control my consciousness. Though, it isn't my consciousness, really, that I've been concerned about. I'm glad we share a frame of mind. This plane is basically empty. Wednesday, May 14 We went to KGB late last night. Thursday, May 15 The woman who does yoga on her fire escape is out there with a cigarette, today. I’m not in a bad mood today. The apartment is a mess and I am concerned about my past. Things become steady, and then even bright. Friday, May 16 Well, I didn't write because I have been busy in real life. I've been imagining an identity rooted in delusions in the secret diary that stays offline. It is not so delusional. I am feeling so sincere. Rebecca is here. My sister is here. We went to KGB Bar and Fanelli Cafe and Funny Bar where we met a Gagosian guy turned AI guy, which I guess has kind of been my career arch too though I am not so pleased about that direction. We went to the party at Bowery where the waiter from Fanelli Cafe was the DJ and I had two vodka sodas then soda water with lime which might be all I do soon, though I keep on having all these cyclical conversations with myself about these things - consumption and gluttony - and there is little that more dull, so I will not bring it up again. I went to the sleep specialist and she giggled when I said I don't scream in my sleep if I am in the company of strangers. That's different but great, she said. Do I control my subconscious, I said. Stupid idiot, she said. I did actually go to all these parties, and I did call him from the bathroom. He'll be back in New York soon, making film and code and learning banjo. It's way better than the alternative, and I do feel very proud this week which is something I have not been able to say in a good long while. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Wednesday, May 21 From 7pm - 8:30pm at The Flea Theater (20 Thomas St) — I’ll be seeing Revolution: The Play. Sophia Englesberg is associate producer, and everything she touches is wonderful. Written and produced by Brett Neveu, directed by Rebecca Harris. The theater is next to The Odeon, so you can get my favorite martini before or after the show. - “Who celebrates their 26th birthday in the alley outside of her hairdressing place o’ work? Revolution interrogates and celebrates the very nature of creating community and building friendships in our ever-evolving, ever disconnecting world.”
Inline links: Revolution: The Play, Sophia Englesberg, The Odeon
Georgetown1 mentions across 1 issues

Georgetown is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 12, 2025 and September 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Emma sold coffee in Morocco and then attended Georgetown". It most often appears alongside Accidie, Albania, AltCitizen.

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Perfect Little Life
September 12, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Sunday, September 7 Woke up to something amazing happening. More rain outside and also, a message from Emma. How are you? Emma asks. Like no time has passed at all, though of course, years have. There are other things to think about first. Octopus and shrimp salad and some cicen cheese at Tashkent Market. Interrogate one’s own sincerity. I am certain that Emma lives a very full and rich life now. I am not sure where in the world she is. I will know this soon. The first time I met Emma, her mom drove her to my house as a friend of a friend on her sixteenth birthday. I made signs to welcome my new acquaintance. Strung up HAPPY BIRTHDAY EMMA and WE HEART EMMA on poster board in neon sharpie above the wooden porch to greet her when she arrived. Nice to meet you Emma, I remember saying. The formality was awkward because I really wanted Emma to already be my friend. Later, I posted a photo of Emma and I hugging on the beach. Happy birthday Emma, I posted. Like plastering our pseudo-friendship online would make it real. After Emma and I became friends, and after Emma got her learner’s permit a few months after that, she would drive around Natick, Massachusetts with me hidden in the back of her trunk looking for parties that we’d find posted on YikYak. We would come home disappointed, usually, drinking a few warm beers in her parents’ basement or sitting with people we didn’t really know on the outer edges of my parents back yard. A few years had passed that way, and then another year hitchhiking around the Balkans after high school. Emma had convinced me to come bartend in Budapest and so I’d lost or maybe gained another life, here, drinking liquor and taking pills from strange cups in hostel hallways. Hitching rides from strange women across the Montenegro border. We’d bought loaves of bread and tomato sauce and bottles of wine to drink in the backseat and we'd driven for quite some time along coastlines and corn fields. They burned brush to prevent forest fires in this part of the world, and so often the sides of the highway would be almost totally ablaze. Emma and I were always half asleep, half drunk, half larping as destitute and disassociated and developing an early onset case of Peter Pan syndrome as mostly mine but kind of our cerebral ambitions paled in comparison to the magical ephemerality of our alcoholic, older, nomadic, wandering compatriots. My best friend Emma was more solid than I was. She had traveled for a while longer while I washed up in a hotel room in Albania and then, a flight back to Boston. Emma sold coffee in Morocco and then attended Georgetown. Emma calls mid afternoon. Are you still in New York? Emma asks me. She’s in the car in San Diego and she’s driving home from the beach with her boyfriend. Emma and her boyfriend are laughing. The perfect little life. Sitting on the edge of my bed in my New York studio apartment and I’m feeling kind of giddy because here I am, suddenly, with this perfect little window into the perfect little life. It’s exactly as I suspected. I talk quickly at Emma for about twenty minutes when I pick up the phone, mostly recounting the events of the spring and summer, but there are other things, too. Sorry, I say when I finish my story. Sorry sorry sorry. Emma sighs, though she remains cheerful. I always thought you’d marry young, Emma says. Are you ok? Emma asks. You should talk about yourself now, I tell Emma. And so Emma tells me that she is in San Diego with her boyfriend. They have been there since the spring now, and they have started to make some friends. They are driving home from the beach. They are stopping for food. Emma is in a city on the Pacific coast of California known for its beaches, parks and warm climate. Emma is on the edge of a deep harbor that is home to a large active naval fleet. I imagine that it is misty there sometimes and sunny at other times and the houses are bright colored beach bungalows and they are always filled up with a little bit of sand. All my dreams this summer have been about California, I tell Emma. There is an OctoberFest party in San Diego, Emma tells me. Come to San Diego, Emma urges me. Do you surf a lot?, I ask Emma. Where are you getting food? Is everything made of wood and is everyone barefoot all the time and do you buy blue dresses at second-hand shops and wear them as you wander down the coast? Do you feed seagulls scraps of fish as they fly over your perfect white wooden balcony and do you go to the carnival and get massages at open air studios on the pier and is everything kind of pastel and creaky and at what pace does time pass? So, I will go to San Diego. Not in October but sometime soon. Sometime in the spring. Emma and Arthur will drive me around in their perfect little car and I will sleep on their perfect little couch and I will drink Corona with lime and wear a bikini in March and everything will be kind of pastel and creaky and I imagine I won’t be too aware of time passing at all. I will be embraced and absorbed by a life that does not belong to me. Maybe it’ll be like Never Land. Maybe I’ll stay forever. Monday, September 8 In New York City, people feed birds scraps of food and then grab them by their bare hands, too. In Washington Square Park, the tourists from Prague are doing this today. Washington Square Park, which is peppered with falling leaves and fountain mist and Bad Luck Spots, which I will never make the mistake of stepping on again. The park is still green but becoming less so. I’ve been praying for the cold, and now it is almost here. It is September 8th. It is Day One of being Cerebral and Ascetic and I am feeling very horrified that I ever thought it might be good to opt for any other alternative path. I am feeling regretful for my experimentations in self-abandonment and trying-on-new-personalities though, I suppose, this is where God comes in. And it was a God filled day yesterday, which is something I still hope to be somewhat watchful with and let things happen to me rather than intellectualize it all. The greatest thing is to Love and Know and Be Loved And Known, strangers kept on telling me yesterday. I already knew this, but I wrote it down anyway. Write it down and filter it through new contexts. Begin the day. It is Monday now. It is September 8th. I run into Emilia at Caffe Reggio, where I always sit and where she always finds me. You seem kind of volatile, she tells me. You should write about God if you are sick of writing about yourself. You should write about art. You should not write about politics. You should come to Slovenia. I was sitting in a church last night and someone was laughing outside. The laughter was reverberating inside. The laughter was distorting sound waves off the walls and causing interference with the incense and the air and with the silence. Because it was, otherwise, silent. Felt very frozen. Felt like fall. Felt like it was all beautiful even here in stupid NYC. Felt like I slowly noticed myself, shaking. What's your favorite book, a stranger asked me at the bar, later. V by Thomas Pynchon I said, because that's the book I read last and my mind was moving kind of slowly. What's your favorite film, the stranger asked. Diva by Jean-Jacques Beineix because that is the film I watched and liked last or also; Manhattan and Match Point, I said. What's your favorite book, I asked the stranger. The stranger smiled. I always say The Bible when people ask me that. Tuesday, September 9 In the criss-crossed wood-roofed apartment, the lights start to flicker around eight pm which is a good reminder, then, that one is never supposed to linger in the sort of place like this. One is supposed to live in a city like this so that one might pace around and wait for omens. It is Fashion Week which means even less to me this year than Art Week did the week before. It is energies and after parties and humiliation rituals when I'm wearing my cotton non-synthetic workout wear all around Soho at a time like this and; all of this of course, means nothing at all and so this week is just like any other. This summer passed kind of dusty and endless and I do not feel sorry for myself anymore because first of all there is no need for that it is just one life all at once and second of all, Accidie is the only truly mortal sin and so one must proceed with caution. I sat with Amelia in bars with sparkling water in June for a while because I just could not go home. I sat with other sorts of substances for a while after that and I took it too far. Day One (trying again) of being Ascetic and Cerebral tonight. September 9. 999. People on the Internet say that means something and I'm good at taking people at their word. Sitting in the basement of Night Club 101 at the AltCitizen show with Joe and Darby and a cup of Suju waiting for the after party to start. The basement of Night Club 101 feels kind of like a high school music room classroom particularly now, particularly empty. Joe and Darby and I are talking about the gap between self possession and self awareness and a Kinsey Scale sort of method of categorizing people this way. Self possessed people often lacking self awareness and vice versa. The lowest form of discourse being discourse on discourse. Smart people talking about ideas average people talking about events stupid people talking about other people; though, I sort of disagree with this concept. Other people are the root of all loftier things like "Ideas", I am saying. It's like The Backrooms down here, Darby is saying. It's like a kind of weird vibe but we don't want to leave. We're near the bathrooms and so others keep drifting by but they don't want to stay. Fabulous outfits. Rockstar Girlfriends. Los Angeles apparel unitard and big black boots lining up for the restroom or to buy socks that say I CAN DO ANYTHING ON DRUGS. Patchwork style neon dress and small gray loafers, silver ballet flats leather pants light green linen v neck top. Lots of girls with long and flowy and jet black hair here. Lace black dresses that look like spiderwebs paired with emerald necklaces. Lots of guys in jeans with long and curly hair or long and greasy hair and they all are carrying guitars. I'm perched in the bleachers in the basement with my one kind of SEC-school-style-tattoo and an A-line dress watching everyone kind of wistfully. So, there were a few different lives and now there is something else. Maybe in the next one, I will pick a life like the club kids. Micro-bangs and rock music. Fall asleep in Bushwick or in the back of a bus. Buy a bus and drive across the country with a lust for Music above all. Drive past things like diners in Wyoming or sacred hot springs in New Mexico or the haunted Mount Washington Hotel in New Hampshire or Motel 6s and 8s somewhere along the way. Drive to California wearing True Religion low rise jeans and shredded tees. Drive all the way to the Pacific Ocean. Can't stop thinking about the Pacific Ocean. Drive to San Diego. Wash up on Emma and Arthur's door. I would do fewer things each day in this life, but maybe each of them would matter more. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Friday, September 12 From 7:30pm - 9:00pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — It’s your last week to see ARDOR - a very special play following a group of nine artists and friends on an annual retreat to their aging patrons Vermont farmhouse. Nothing and everything has changed and will change.
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, ARDOR
Girls Inc. of NYC1 mentions across 1 issues

Girls Inc. of NYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 13, 2025 and May 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "100$ of ticket proceeds benefiting Girls Inc. of NYC". It most often appears alongside Abraham Kanovitch, Ali Rq, Amalia Ulman.

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Panopticon-ing Everyone
May 13, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Pianos — Emerson Isa celebrates the launch of “Girls to the Front” capsule collection - a night of fashion, music, and community, with 100$ of ticket proceeds benefiting Girls Inc. of NYC. Performance by The Dutch Kills. Photos by Matt Weinberger & Esp. | Tickets - $22.66
Inline links: Emerson Isa, launch
Global Decadence Lab1 mentions across 1 issues

Global Decadence Lab is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 25, 2025 and February 25, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Global Decadence Lab presents a virtual roundtable with the writers of Neo-Decadence". It most often appears alongside 1 storypod, 115 Bowery, 185 E Broadway.

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February 25, 2025
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February 25, 2025
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My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
From 9am (online) — The Global Decadence Lab presents a virtual roundtable with the writers of Neo-Decadence. RSVP for Zoom link here.
Inline links: here
God Save The Scene1 mentions across 1 issues

God Save The Scene is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 27, 2025 and October 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Soho Reading Series and God Save The Scene presents Salon Obscura; The Psychoanalysis Ball". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Alt-Citizen.

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October 27, 2025
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Autumn Secrets
October 27, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 8pm at The Groucho Club — Soho Reading Series and God Save The Scene presents Salon Obscura; The Psychoanalysis Ball. Halloween party of the season ft readings, performances, and DJs. No costume, no entry. Hosted by Tom Willis, Elizabeth Dimitroff, and Oivia Bryant.
Inline links: Soho Reading Series, God Save The Scene
Hallowed Sons1 mentions across 1 issues

Hallowed Sons is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 21, 2024 and September 21, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "There's the Hallowed Sons biker gang revving engines loudly on the sidewalk... they are there for the show, part of the spectacle". It most often appears alongside $EGIRL Zine, 10cust, Adeline Swartzendruber.

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September 21, 2024
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I wish I had more to say about fashion week.
September 21, 2024 · Original source
I wear a black suede skirt to the Elena Velez show, a Forte Forte blouse that would have looked cooler untucked but I didn’t want to look wide, LaBucq heels, white socks, I often worry that everything I own is awful. I see Shannon in line at the show looking chic and a tiktokker known for almost unwatchable parody videos doing street interviews ahead of her. There’s the Hallowed Sons biker game revving engines loudly on the sidewalk, but when I remark at their rudeness, I am told that they are there for the show, part of the spectacle, obviously. Later, I see them inside. I’m not a fashion critic. I’m not really a critic at all. I feel earnestly, simply happy to be here. The show is on the seventh floor of an office building, an industrial space, lots of light, only two rows of seating down a long runway and an apocalyptic techno-adjacent soundtrack that, in a very pared down sense, works.
Inline links: Elena Velez, Forte Forte, LaBucq, Shannon, Hallowed Sons
Hallwalls1 mentions across 1 issues

Hallwalls is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 02, 2024 and October 02, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Pictures Generation: From Hallwalls to the Kitchen, and Beyond". It most often appears alongside Accdntl Dred, Adeline Swartzendruber, Alex Bienstock.

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October 02, 2024
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Ways to be sincere.
October 02, 2024 · Original source
From 6 - 8pm — Sara's at Dunkunsthalle celebrates the opening of The Pictures Generation: From Hallwalls to the Kitchen, and Beyond. Curated by Vera Dika, this group exhibition continues the gallery's exploration of the early days of The Picture Generation, highlighting artists who lived and worked at a pivotal time in the area of the Financial District, exploring boundaries of high art and popular culture. Works on view from Gretchen Bender, Charlie Clough, Nancy Dwyer, Jack Goldstein, Robert Longo, Cindy Sherman, and Michael Zwack.
Inline links: Sara's, Dunkunsthalle, The Pictures Generation: From Hallwalls to the Kitchen, and Beyond, Vera Dika, Charlie Clough, Nancy Dwyer, Robert Longo, Cindy Sherman
Harvard1 mentions across 1 issues

Harvard is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2025 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "a psychiatry professor at Harvard who briefly died as part of a death-study". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

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December 09, 2025
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Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, December 1 Everyone is sick and dropping like flies but not me. I’m at a rooftop hot tub in Williamsburg tracing my hands through the water and watching the sun come up as I stare blankly ahead. I’m driving back to New York City squinting into the skeleton trees and the blue hour dusk that fills the space between them on the side of the road off the Mohawk Trail. Do you shop at Uniglo, my family members are asking? I am muttering something about Brandy Melville in response and then I am feeling vaguely nauseous. I am break the pattern today or the loop repeats tomorrow. I am imagining everything magical all the time. I am washing up on the Upper West Side where the streets are wide and quiet and sweet and winter rain has frozen everything shining. I am washing up in the Marlton Hotel Lobby, where I am telling Celia about my dream. In my dream, a composite of every person I’ve ever met was calling me on my phone, I tell Celia. They kept on asking me to turn the call to Facetime instead. They kept on saying it was time to see each other’s faces. They were warm and not scary and I was crying and pleading a lot, though I don’t know what for. Was it everyone you ever met, or just everyone you’ve ever cared for? Celia asks me. Same thing, I say. That is unequivocally untrue, Celia tells me. Tuesday, December 2 In The Marlton Hotel lobby, I order black coffee, avocado, smoked salmon and sourdough toast with the perfect type of butter. The butter with salt water mixed in, and then a tall bottle of sparkling water on the side, too. Eavesdropping at The Marlton Hotel, where the bar room is decked in Christmas cheer and the fire, per usual, is roaring. The conversations on either side of me are increasingly hallucinogenic. Two chirpy and pretty girls to the right, and two middle-aged Jewish ladies to the left This is how I feel with a lot of my relationships, one of the girls says. The first was not a provider, but I thought that I could fix that. The second was a psycho libertarian who got me health insurance as his sick way of trying to lock it down The last man I dated told me I was full of shit, her friend responds. I said something in earnest, and he said that I was full of shit. I could never see past that. Me saying something in sincerity, and him saying I was full of shit. On the other side, the middle-aged Jewish women are talking about pizza night. It’s pizza night and then it’s pepper night. They have no plans this week. These are the only plans they have made. I’m getting dinner with a man who thought his whole family was dead, but then they weren’t, one of the women tells the other. He is so amazing. He taught me about exercise. I get the zoomies, says her friend. We don’t work, and so we have to exercise. I hate people who don’t. Exercise? Exercise. When were things the best with him? The first girl is asking her friend. I think, before we met, the friend responds. Who was that coocoo-for-coco puffs lady that you got friendly with, the middle aged woman asks her friend. She is wearing a red amulet. We will call her Celine. Oh, she was crazy. and the sister was out of her mind. she was very beautiful You introduced her to me one week and we loved her. And then the next week you said; She Cannot. Come. Back. Here. We pick up interesting people. Everyone’s interesting It is so weird when we think about relationships as two full selves coming together, one girl is telling the other. They liked coats! Whole family of coat owners, Celine is telling her friend. I mean the father was GAY. The whole family was gay. My first kiss was gay. Well… his brothers were gay. All his brothers were gay…” Celine’s friend says. So he HAD to be! They’re all gay! As long as they’re happy…. Amongst the girls to the right, the conversation has turned to heaven and earth. Death and other realms. They are talking about Neurolink and how they were at a neurolink conference and they met a man who died for twenty minutes because he slipped and fell and chipped a tooth and affixated in his own blood. Do you want to hear what happened when he died?, one girl asks another Yes, the other responds. He was floating in light. He was disembodied. He could hear sounds but they weren’t sounds he could describe in human terms. There was a God-like presence, and God asked the man if he would like to stay. The man started to feel a pull towards earth. It was like when you wake up from a dream. God said you have a choice. God said everyone has a choice. The man made the decision to go back to Earth. The man woke up in the hospital bed. Her friend responds: I spoke with a psychiatry professor at Harvard who briefly died as part of a death-study, but he couldn’t tell me about it because he signed an NDA. He said he can’t say very much, but it’s going to be ok. Girl 1: So what do you think about that? Girl 2: I mean I definitely don’t believe in heaven or hell Girl 1: The reason I never killed myself is because I want to see what happens Girl 2: I mean I definetly do believe that consciousness is eternal… Wednesday, December 3 What do I care about now? Write and read. Wait with pulsing anticipation but not too much anticipation, mostly just a sense that some things are at their tail end and others at their precipices. Something in Saturn, maybe, but I am trying not to play with fire in this way. After I played Kali Uchis off the tinny computer speakers and I read books by healers who possessed demons and I drank sparkling water and cleaned everything top to bottom and flirted with danger a bit, Celia came over to sit on my floor. I think I’m having a bit of a panic attack, Celia texted me. Would you like to come sit on the floor of my apartment, I texted Celia. She arrived in a gray sweater and a blue wool scarf and bearing a suitcase that belonged to me. Do you like the window open? I asked Celia. I am feeling a bit cold, Celia told me. I am feeling very excited and ambitious, I told Celia. I have always had boundless energy and this is the only thing I know to be true. There are magazines on the way to the apartment and I am realizing how nice it is when things are very clean. I am going to go to The Marlton hotel now, Celia told me. Thursday, December 4 Writing, like a list, the things I have that I can quantify, now. A blog
Hasta Siempre Books1 mentions across 1 issues

Hasta Siempre Books is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between August 21, 2025 and August 21, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "a group exhibition by Hasta Siempre Books". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott, 7th Street Burger, Abby Jones.

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Early August
August 21, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 9pm at Blank Mag Books — Always and Forever opens - a group exhibition by Hasta Siempre Books.
Inline links: Blank Mag Books, Always and Forever
HEART1 mentions across 1 issues

HEART is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 21, 2024 and September 21, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "HEART presents a one night only performance of The Play by Maya Martinez". It most often appears alongside $EGIRL Zine, 10cust, Adeline Swartzendruber.

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September 21, 2024
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September 21, 2024
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I wish I had more to say about fashion week.
September 21, 2024 · Original source
Thursday, September 26 at 6pm — HEART presents a one night only performance of The Play by Maya Martinez. Starring Maya Martinez and Willow Wilderness Hour, with an opening song by Daniel Clark.
Inline links: HEART
HEARTLine1 mentions across 1 issues

HEARTLine is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 06, 2025 and May 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "HEARTLine hosts a live advice show". It most often appears alongside A Musical Environment, A Night of New Literature, A.L. Bahta.

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May 06, 2025
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May 06, 2025
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mutually assured destruction
May 06, 2025 · Original source
From 4:30pm at Rhizome — HEARTLine hosts a live advice show. “Text your questions and confessions about living in an online art world to 412-256-8055 NOW.”
Inline links: Rhizome, HEARTLine
Heavy Traffic1 mentions across 1 issues

Heavy Traffic is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 04, 2026 and February 04, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Heavy Traffic presents Ivan XTC... Introduction by Heavy Traffic EIC Patrick McGraw". It most often appears alongside 1LDK, @henrymunsonsinstagram, Alessandro Keegan.

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February 04, 2026
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February 04, 2026
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Hotel-Life-For-Life
February 04, 2026 · Original source
From 9:30pm at The Roxy — Heavy Traffic presents Ivan XTC. - “Portrait of a Hollywood agent who succumbs to his own decadent lifestyle, and the struggle to lead the agency that ensues after his death.” Introduction by Heavy Traffic EIC Patrick McGraw.
Inline links: The Roxy, Heavy Traffic, Ivan XTC
helLa1 mentions across 1 issues

helLa is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 19, 2025 and January 19, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "hosting a fundraiser to save helLa". It most often appears alongside accelerationism, Ada Antoinette, Adam Wilson.

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January 19, 2025
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January continues
January 19, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Canada — Casual Encounters and On The Rag are hosting a fundraiser to save helLa. Readings by Ariana Reines, Peter Vack, Riska Seval, Adam Wilson, and more. RSVP here. Gofundme + LA Fire Resources here.
Inline links: Canada, Casual Encounters, On The Rag, Ariana Reines, Peter Vack, Riska Seval, Adam Wilson, here, here
Heretics Club1 mentions across 1 issues

Heretics Club is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 09, 2025 and June 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Language Arts and Heretics Club presents Shared Stories - a blind book exchange". It most often appears alongside A Court of Thorns and Roses, Allie Rowbottom, Amnesiascope.

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June 09, 2025
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June 09, 2025
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A supposedly fun thing I’ll never do again
June 09, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 8:30pm at Apt 5 — Language Arts and Heretics Club presents Shared Stories - a blind book exchange. Bring a book that moved you. The first portion of the event will be spent wrapping the books and writing a note on why it moved you. The title will then be blindly exchanged.
Inline links: Apt 5, Language Arts, Heretics Club, Shared Stories
Hot American Girls1 mentions across 1 issues

Hot American Girls is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 01, 2025 and May 01, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hot American Girls throw Hot American Party Vol. 3". It most often appears alongside 720 Strength Lower East Side, Ali Rq, Anna Ting Möller.

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Hot American Girls
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May 01, 2025
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May 01, 2025
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Big long list of activities
May 01, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - late at Shinsen — Hot American Girls throw Hot American Party Vol. 3
Inline links: Shinsen, Hot American Girls
HotAmericanGirls1 mentions across 1 issues

HotAmericanGirls is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 27, 2025 and October 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "HotAmericanGirls hosts Halloween". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Alt-Citizen.

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HotAmericanGirls
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October 27, 2025
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October 27, 2025
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Autumn Secrets
October 27, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - late at Shinsen — HotAmericanGirls hosts Halloween. DJ: whitetrashwarrior, doecaine, asa nisi masa + ghost mountain + oscar18 b3b. Live: cleo walks through glass, asa nisi masa, eternity chaos, buckshot, ghost mountain. | RSVP here ($20 at door, arrive early)
Inline links: Shinsen, HotAmericanGirls, Halloween
Hunter MFA1 mentions across 1 issues

Hunter MFA is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 17, 2025 and March 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "205 Hudson Street, the Hunter MFA studios". It most often appears alongside 8 St. Marks, 99 Canal, Aashish Gadani.

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March 17, 2025
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March 17, 2025
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Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 9pm at 205 Hudson Street, the Hunter MFA studios — Blade Study presents ’Hello Eternal Loving Presence’ - a group exhibition featuring works by Mariel Rolwing Montes (Blade Study’s current exhibiting artist), Aashish Gadani, Jacob Muilenburg, Katelyn Reece Farstad, Marc Ferraro, Shannon Pritchard, and Yuhan Hu.
Immigrant Defense Project1 mentions across 1 issues

Immigrant Defense Project is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 27, 2025 and May 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "benefit concert for the Immigrant Defense Project... fighting for the rights of immigrants targeted for imprisonment and mass deportation". It most often appears alongside 327 Bowery, Abby Lloyd, absurdism.

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May 27, 2025
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generative and godly secrets
May 27, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm (show at 7pm) at Baby’s All Right — Baby’s Presents a benefit concert for the Immigrant Defense Project with Palehound, The Ophelias, and Grumpy. Dj set by WeTakeManhattan. - “All proceeds from the show will go towards supporting the IDP’s 20+ year mission of fighting for the rights of immigrants targeted for imprisonment and mass deportation via advocacy, litigation, legal advice and training, community defense, grassroots alliances, and strategic communications.” | GA (18+) $38.86, Ticket and Bonus Donation $49.69
Inline links: Baby’s All Right, Palehound, The Ophelias, Grumpy, WeTakeManhattan
InPulse1 mentions across 1 issues

InPulse is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 19, 2024 and November 19, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "InPulse hosts The Brainrot Symposium". It most often appears alongside Adeline, Adriana Furlong, Aimee Armstrong.

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November 19, 2024
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November 19, 2024
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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm - 11pm — InPulse hosts The Brainrot Symposium - “diving into the surreal, unstoppable world of brainrot”. I am very excited for this event (put on by Katya). DJs to follow the symposium. **addendum - if you’d like to Theme Your Week; follow a Tuesday at the Anti-Smart Phone Pamphlet Launch with a Wednesday spent Intellectualizing Your Brain Rot.
Inline links: InPulse, The Brainrot Symposium, Katya, Anti-Smart Phone Pamphlet Launch
John Doe & Co.1 mentions across 1 issues

John Doe & Co. is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 17, 2025 and February 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hosted by Alex Arthur and produced by John Doe & Co". It most often appears alongside A/Political, Actors, Alana Markel.

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February 17, 2025
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February 17, 2025
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My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
...oster, Jay Jurden, Luke Rathborne, and Ivy Wolk. A limited number of premium VIP tickets can be purchased to guarantee entry here . Hosted by Alex Arthur and produced by John Doe & Co. Sponsored by Loser's and Laila. Love is in the air these weeks, and it seems like every party has a sex / love adjacent sponsor. I tend to think the last thing we need i...
...onight, ft Caroline Calloway, Rachel Coster, Jay Jurden, Luke Rathborne, and Ivy Wolk. A limited number of premium VIP tickets can be purchased to guarantee entry here . Hosted by Alex Arthur and produced by John Doe & Co. Sponsored by Loser's and Laila. Love is in the air these weeks, and it seems like every party has a sex / love adjacent sponsor. I tend to think the last thing we need i...
Joyland Publishing1 mentions across 1 issues

Joyland Publishing is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 13, 2025 and October 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Joyland Publishing presents the launch of All Girls Be Mine Alone". It most often appears alongside 365 Apartment, Adriant Khadafhi Bereal, Afters.

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Joyland Publishing
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October 13, 2025
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October 13, 2025
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Void of Course
October 13, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Honey’s — Joyland Publishing presents the launch of All Girls Be Mine Alone by Sophie Strohmeier. Readings from the novella by Finn Marie, Aliza Simons, and Morgan Zipf-Meister. DJ set to follow. | tickets here
Inline links: Honey’s, Joyland Publishing, All Girls Be Mine Alone, Sophie Strohmeier, here
Kaitlin Phillips Book Club1 mentions across 1 issues

Kaitlin Phillips Book Club is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 17, 2025 and February 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "I'm joining Kaitlin Phillips Book Club". It most often appears alongside A/Political, Actors, Alana Markel.

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February 17, 2025
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February 17, 2025
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My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
I’m joining Kaitlin Phillips Book Club
Inline links: Kaitlin Phillips Book Club
Betsey Brown is hosting her writers workshop in Manhattan on February 19 to 21 from 10am to - 2pm. This is a magical experience which will teach you how to access both the Truth and the Fiction in your subconscious. I can’t make it this time, but if you can, you must!!
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KGB Lit1 mentions across 1 issues

KGB Lit is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 25, 2025 and March 25, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "KGB Lit presents Issue 23, featuring Robin Percyz, Eleanor Colligan". It most often appears alongside Albany, Alex Arthur, Anamaria Silic.

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March 25, 2025
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March 25, 2025
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How to Redeem Yourself
March 25, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at KGB — KGB Lit presents Issue 23, featuring Robin Percyz, Eleanor Colligan, Zaza Koshkadze, Ledia Xhoga, Stephanie Wambugu, Anamaria Silic, and Grace Katherine Gay.
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KIRAC1 mentions across 1 issues

KIRAC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 15, 2026 and February 15, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "KIRAC Episode 29: Whore Dialects — 'After the death of God emptied the monasteries...'". It most often appears alongside Abe Shapiro, Aidan Lapoche, Alan Parker.

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KIRAC
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February 15, 2026
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February 15, 2026
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Yellow-all-around
February 15, 2026 · Original source
From 8pm at Pubkey — It’s the New York premier of KIRAC Episode 29: Whore Dialects. - “After the death of God emptied the monasteries, and hollowed out Hollywood, where can whores go to find meaning? That is the question this episode confronts. Whores have found new ways to explore truth.” | RSVP here
Inline links: Pubkey, KIRAC, Episode 29: Whore Dialects, here
Kreemart1 mentions across 1 issues

Kreemart is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between August 28, 2025 and August 28, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Marin Abramovic x Kreemart". It most often appears alongside A Horse with No Name, A Night of Male Readings, Amelia.

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August 28, 2025
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August 28, 2025
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Arrowhead expert
August 28, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 9pm at Yve Yang — Art in General Benefit Auction celebrates its return. Bid on works from nearly 50 artists from around the world, including Marin Abramovic x Kreemart, Josh Kline, Isaac Chong Wai, and more.
Inline links: Yve Yang, Art in General Benefit Auction
Language Arts1 mentions across 1 issues

Language Arts is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 09, 2025 and June 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Language Arts and Heretics Club presents Shared Stories - a blind book exchange". It most often appears alongside A Court of Thorns and Roses, Allie Rowbottom, Amnesiascope.

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Language Arts
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June 09, 2025
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June 09, 2025
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A supposedly fun thing I’ll never do again
June 09, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 8:30pm at Apt 5 — Language Arts and Heretics Club presents Shared Stories - a blind book exchange. Bring a book that moved you. The first portion of the event will be spent wrapping the books and writing a note on why it moved you. The title will then be blindly exchanged.
Inline links: Apt 5, Language Arts, Heretics Club, Shared Stories
ledontcrashout1 mentions across 1 issues

ledontcrashout is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 27, 2024 and July 27, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "ledontcrashout presents dontcrashout at Old Flings". It most often appears alongside Anastasia Coope, Annabel Boardman, Annie Rauwerda.

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ledontcrashout
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July 27, 2024
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July 27, 2024
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COLLECTED AGENDA #6
July 27, 2024 · Original source
Later, from 10pm to late - ledontcrashout presents dontcrashout at Old Flings.
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lichen1 mentions across 1 issues

lichen is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 10, 2024 and September 10, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Jared Blake (of lichen)". It most often appears alongside Anika Levy, Annabel Boardman, Antiart.

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lichen
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September 10, 2024
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September 10, 2024
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Statues Of Critics.
September 10, 2024 · Original source
Friday, September 13 at 7pm at Colbo — Geoff Snack (of Wrong Answer) hosts a Panel Discussion on The Business of Collecting. Other speakers include Kathleen Sorbara (of Chickees Vintage), Eric Oglander (of tihngs), and Jared Blake (of lichen). I’ve noticed an increasing emphasis and interest on tastemaking lately. I’m curious to see how this discussion responds to the topic. Food by Russell Markus, wines by Zev Rovine Selections.
Inline links: Colbo, Geoff Snack, Wrong Answer, Panel Discussion, Kathleen Sorbara, Chickees Vintage, Eric Oglander, tihngs, lichen, Russell Markus, Zev Rovine Selections
Lit Men1 mentions across 1 issues

Lit Men is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 12, 2025 and November 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Lit Men and Weird Fucks present WEIRD CUCKS". It most often appears alongside 10 Today, 7, @quietluke.

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Lit Men
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November 12, 2025
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November 12, 2025
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Things that Happened Once I Gave Up Vice
November 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at The Monroe — Lit Men and Weird Fucks present WEIRD CUCKS: A NIGHT OF CHEATING STORIES. Featuring Nick Dove, Vincenzo Barney, Daniele Cheosky, Kylie Cheung, Mike Crumplar, Gaby Del Vae, Nicoe Fegan, Sammy Loren, and Zachary Lipez.
Inline links: The Monroe, Lit Men, Weird Fucks
Lomex Books1 mentions across 1 issues

Lomex Books is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2025 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Aleph & Lomex Books presents The Future of the Literary Thriller". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

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December 09, 2025
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December 09, 2025
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Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Lomex Gallery — The Aleph & Lomex Books presents The Future of the Literary Thriller - a panel featuring Jordan Castro, Noah Kumin, August Lamm, and Hansen Shi. Moderated by Holiday Dmitri.
Inline links: Lomex Gallery, The Aleph, Lomex Books
Loser's1 mentions across 1 issues

Loser's is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between August 21, 2025 and August 21, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Loser's x 7th Street Burger hosts pick-up basketball games". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott, 7th Street Burger, Abby Jones.

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August 21, 2025
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August 21, 2025
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Early August
August 21, 2025 · Original source
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Lost Property1 mentions across 1 issues

Lost Property is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2025 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Lost Property & Diet Quieter Please present 'A Winter Ball'". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

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Lost Property
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December 09, 2025
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December 09, 2025
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Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 7pm at Rivoli Ballroom — Lost Property & Diet Quieter Please present “A Winter Ball” - A night of glitz, glamour, and miscellaneous lectures with Frankie Faccion, Will Kaye, Jaya Twill, and Ethan Joseph. Hosted by Letty Cole. Featuring music from My New Band Believe.
Inline links: Rivoli Ballroom, Lost Property, Diet Quieter Please, A Winter Ball
LONDON - From 8pm - late at Lost Club Night — Lost x Soho Reading Series presents their debut, ft Geoff Dyer, Róisín Lanigan, Tanjil Rashid, Yoel Noorali, and Jodie Harsh. Hosted by Tom Willis. Music hall and cub night to follow.
Inline links: Lost Club Night, Lost, Soho Reading Series
Lost x Soho Reading Series1 mentions across 1 issues

Lost x Soho Reading Series is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2025 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Lost x Soho Reading Series presents their debut". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

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December 09, 2025
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December 09, 2025
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Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 8pm - late at Lost Club Night — Lost x Soho Reading Series presents their debut, ft Geoff Dyer, Róisín Lanigan, Tanjil Rashid, Yoel Noorali, and Jodie Harsh. Hosted by Tom Willis. Music hall and cub night to follow.
Inline links: Lost Club Night, Lost, Soho Reading Series
Lucis Trust1 mentions across 1 issues

Lucis Trust is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 06, 2026 and March 06, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "lucis trust [listed among story themes]". It most often appears alongside A Place in the Sun, Ali RQ, Angelica.

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March 06, 2026
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March 06, 2026
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Humanoid-Robots
March 06, 2026 · Original source
Things are becoming interesting again. Themes of my stories include: copying, rage, seven-deadly-sins, homesteading, wyoming, san salvador, lucis trust, morning routine, drinking routine, night time routine, hotel lobbies, five-star-hotels, spirit airlines, palm beach, network states, ballet flats, event calendar, patronage, patronage networks, geneva, venice biannale, canne, party hosting, weight lifting, rock climbing, publicity, st theresa de avila, underwater communication cables, oil rigs, satellites, social clubs, numerology, patterns and symbols, gnosticism, federal agents, effective altruism, rationalism, catholicism, weaponized incompetence, self obsession, self obsession, self obsession, self obsession, disassociation, disembodiment, embodiment, new york city, massachusetts, glass apartments in sky, gray rocky shores, los angeles california, carmel california, san diego california, ventura highway, silver springs, cults, friends, surfing, architecture
LUmkA1 mentions across 1 issues

LUmkA is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 01, 2025 and May 01, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "LUmkA presents 'the theatre', a group exhibition". It most often appears alongside 720 Strength Lower East Side, Ali Rq, Anna Ting Möller.

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May 01, 2025
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May 01, 2025
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Big long list of activities
May 01, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 8pm at 158 Rivington Street — LUmkA presents “the theatre”, a group exhibition "transforming the ruins of a hype beast retailer into a layered experimental stage." Featuring works by Anna Ting Möller, Luca Rekosh, Marianna Rothen, and Miles Scharff. I love everything LUmkA is doing, and I'm very excited about this one.
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Make the Road New York1 mentions across 1 issues

Make the Road New York is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 25, 2025 and February 25, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "a dance party in support of local nonprofit Make the Road New York". It most often appears alongside 1 storypod, 115 Bowery, 185 E Broadway.

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February 25, 2025
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February 25, 2025
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My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm - 1am at Honey’s — Friend Of The Letter Vivein Lee hosts COSMOPOLITAN: a dance party in support of local nonprofit Make the Road New York. Other hosts include Alexi Alario of Nymphet Alumni, Alyssa Davis, Fiona Duncan, Ani Tatintsyan, and Kit Zauhar. I’ve been meaning to revisit Honey’s since artist Sarah Mehoyas took over ownership, and this seems like the perfect occasion. Music by Goop Girl, Miho Hatori, and more. Snacks by Sakura Smith, the coolest list of hosts, etc etc etc.
Inline links: Honey’s, Vivein Lee, Make the Road New York
MCD1 mentions across 1 issues

MCD is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 27, 2025 and January 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "FSG x MCD and Document Journal present The Wickedest book launch". It most often appears alongside A Lit Mag Mixer, A Public Space, After Hours Book Club.

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January 27, 2025
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January 27, 2025
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End of the Cold Front
January 27, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at Mood Ring — FSG x MCD and Document Journal present The Wickedest book launch; “a chronicle of one unforgettable night at a legendary South London house party.”
Inline links: Mood Ring, FSG x MCD, Document Journal, The Wickedest
Meta1 mentions across 1 issues

Meta is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 09, 2024 and October 09, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "a chat with a member of Meta's fashion partnerships team". It most often appears alongside 52 Walker, @singersny, Are.na.

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October 09, 2024
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October 09, 2024
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Collected Agenda with Sam Falb
October 09, 2024 · Original source
Monday was a comparatively quiet day. This was perhaps the perfect accompaniment to a cozily rainy weekend and prior week of going here, here, here, and here, for various stories, friendly meet-ups, and fact finding missions of the highest order (where to eat on a nauseous stomach).
Inline links: here, here, here, here
I have a morning coffee with a longtime New Yorker writer who has come out with two books. We met at a Kapp Kapp opening a few weeks prior and exchanged cards. I love his profiles and tell him so. The spot we meet at in the West Village is new for me, but the Italian pastry institution has clearly seen decades of writers, creatives, tourists, and birthday-cake orderers of all sorts in its space – a new gem. I dash home with a tidy bag of sushi and miso soup for a quick lunch before a chat with a member of Meta’s fashion partnerships team. Lovely and full of stories, the chat is informative and now I finally know what their team does. Phew.
Inline links: Kapp Kapp
Metro North1 mentions across 1 issues

Metro North is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 09, 2024 and October 09, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "I'm on a 9:45pm Metro North with my UWS-based sister". It most often appears alongside 52 Walker, @singersny, Are.na.

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October 09, 2024
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October 09, 2024
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Collected Agenda with Sam Falb
October 09, 2024 · Original source
I peel my way home after running some errands to write and pack for the holiday. I’m on a 9:45pm Metro North with my UWS-based sister, who’s meeting me for the ride. I gingerly place a bouquet of flowers and the gloves in my tote, and grab my overnight bag. Let’s ride.
Metro-North1 mentions across 1 issues

Metro-North is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 25, 2026 and February 25, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "ne to the metro-north to southwest station to harlem-valley"; "I took the six-line to the metro-north to southwest station to harlem-valley". It most often appears alongside 41 Orchard Street, AceMo, Albany.

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February 25, 2026
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February 25, 2026
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Life-in-a-lab
February 25, 2026 · Original source
Monday Preston, Connecticut Everything in the woods is still and stone and snow, which is the sort of place that’s nice to be when there is Saturn going into Aries moon and the lent beginning and compulsions-to-be-writing-everything-down and some other omens, too, that I am hoping to believe in. Lots of sounds and smells to float in between, and best to be kind of light about it. Nothing so wrong with seeking purity in pure places. I am sitting by the fire pressed against a warm stone floor, and the clock just struck midnight. I was waiting for the clock to strike midnight, because I was waiting for a new week to begin. Nothing feels too different. A few days ago, when the clock struck midnight and it was Friday-the-thirteenth, I was sitting in a glass apartment in the sky surrounded by things that don’t belong to me. Kind of beige and huge place with stock-image-skyline views and a lot of rumors swirling regarding who the apartment belonged to, but no one famous ever actually shows up. In the huge marble bathroom, I sized myself up in the unnervingly clean mirror and felt fifty-percent-miserable and fifty-percent-fun. I went home after that, and in the morning, it was hazy dawn and the day was not feeling particularly unlucky though I knew better than to get complacent. I waited kind of breathless, and when the clock struck midnight again and the curse was lifted, I donned normal clothes and hailed a cab and arrived at a party full of diet-mountain-dew and magazines about Japan. You’re late, my friends said. You’re superstitious. You’re drinking red bull but it’s one am and you’re wearing normal clothes and listening to a DJ in a normal room and the playlist is normal and everyone keeps introducing themselves by alias like ‘Pretty Girl’ or ‘Whatever.’ I was given gifts and hats and pamphlets and the night was nice because my mind was crystal clear. I spent the next day waiting kind of breathless. I took the six-line to the metro-north to southwest station to harlem-valley where I stood outside on a winter-warm evening. Blue hour dusk. Looked over at an abandoned mental hospital on one side and an Evangelical Center on the other side, across the road. The abandoned mental hospital had a sign in a cracked window etched in bright blue duct tape and the sign said WAIT. The sky was turning dark with streaks of something sort of cotton candy pale, and my father called to say he was late because of house fires along the road. All my annoyance at tardiness and stranded state and train station strips between abandoned institutions dissipated in an instant. WAITING by the cracked windows and duct-tape-text in blue. The Evangelical Center had been meant to open ten years ago, but the buildings were loaded with asbestos and mold, and so it never did. My father arrived on dirt roads out of winter mist with headlights like a beam. I considered my allegiances and decided they align mostly with places like here. You wouldn’t think that in Connecticut you could find places so open road empty with absolutely nothing around, my father and I remarked. We drove under covered bridges and over frozen rivers. When we arrived at the cabin, there were vertical nordic skis jutting out from the snowbanks and the driveway remained totally iced over. We had coq-de-vin for dinner, and I did not have any wine. The town in Connecticut is close enough to New York City, and no one really answers when I fire off some questions about commuter-local-population-ratios. Close to the house, there is a cognitive behavioral therapist who lays patients out on a couch in a hut that is mostly glass and a little bit of wood, and is hovering over the river. Who needs therapy when you have a view like that, everyone says, every time we drive past the hut. Nobody needs therapy if they have access to the outdoors and the capacity for lifestyle interventions, I pipe up, because while I have been trying to be less petulant-for-no-reason, sometimes there is a reason for petulance being; it is nice to say the opposite thing, and sometimes the opposite thing I am saying is true. The hut is not really that close by. There is a long driveway and lots of silent snow. There is a typewriter in the window, and everything is made of soft carved wood. Some of the wood is painted blue, but for the most part, the stain is gentle tan. I am sitting by the fire and I am taking some satisfaction in boxing things up. Tinned salmon and a heart shaped bowl. White socks and pearl earrings and a beautiful hand made card. A candle and a very pretty bookmark. Soon, sunlight will begin to stream through the open windows, and I hope that when this process begins, I will sleep through it totally unaware. The house is very quiet, and I have become very happy. Earlier, Celia came downstairs and she asked me why I was still awake. I don’t go to sleep til six-am, I said, which was an obstinate and kind of juvenile response. Oh really, Celia said, and she shook her head with vague indifference. I’m veiling my diaries in pretension in lieu of anonymity, I explained. Everyone’s been super into only saying things that are true, Celia shrugged. I wish it was still summer so I could say what I mean, I said. Celia looked at me kind of gently. How would it being summer change things regarding saying what you mean?, she asked. Upstairs, I turned on a rainforest stone shower and stood under the water and winter skylight looking up at stretches of dark and stretches of stars. Celia caught me on the landing on the stairway as we circled our way back through this beautiful and strange house. Sun due to come up soon. Navy and white carved clock above me. Handmade wooden cover over the refrigerator so that even the appliances are beautiful. Maybe you’d be happier if you wrote about something other than yourself, Celia said. True, I said. Everyone moving like ghosts in the shadows up all night in a cabin surrounded by snow and full of lofts and quits and beautiful food and drink. Tuesday Life-in-a-lab In my dream, the house was a lab. I woke up to light not just streaming no, but flooding, absolutely pouring through the long glass windows in front of me. I knew that once the light cleared, I would be staring into the heart of this lab. I knew it was a problem that I was anticipating waking up in a lab, because I knew that I should have been anticipating a morning waking up at home. Instead, I was finding myself totally nonplused about waking up in a lab. The important thing, I knew, as I woke up with a sense of increasing urgency, was to conjure up an image of a home, not a lab. You have been in a lab for so long that you have forgotten about home, a very confident voice inside my head was saying. A picture of my childhood bedroom appeared in a few frames. Different versions. Big white bed and blue wooden floors and presently frosty fields behind the house. Little twin bed yellow walls, carpeted floors, and hot summer cornfields outside. I couldn’t get it straight. If I was in a lab, then I needed to remember. You need to remember a place that actually exists, the lab-attendants were saying in my dream. Saying in my head. Glass apartment in the sky. Room at The Marlton Hotel. I’ve been eating vegetables and collecting things like dried flowers and books on Esoteric Health and buying wash-and-fold laundry service and being swept away to places like nice restaurants with no menus and nice-apartments-with-no-owners. I woke up in Connecticut. Can’t wake up in a lab if you never go to sleep. In the morning, I woke up at close to noon. I shared photos on The Internet of a very aesthetically-cohesive and un-lab-like home. I went to the bathroom to wash my face and collect myself as best I could. The house was beautiful, and I was unsure as to why I was watching things unfold from as if I was somewhere else. I made lists of things that were special, being places like this most of all. I made lists of things that compose self respect, and then I made lists of things that compose a life that is bright and white and full of light. The country is quiet and sometimes difficult for me, though I sleep through the night now and this changes everything. Downstairs, the dogs and Celia and the other were sitting under high lofted ceilings. There was a magical and silvery presence that mediation gives to a person. I asked about coffee and they told me there was coffee in the pot and I could heat it up in a silver bowl on the stove. The stove was green and handmade and you turned it on by flicking little metal burner switches. The bowl was nice and very small. I poured the coffee in the bowl and I waited for everything to begin to boil. I added vital proteins collagen and also oat milk creamer and also lots of white sugar because the esoteric health advice of the age says this is fine. There were homemade mini muffins from The Smith Bakery down the street on the counter (blueberry, morning harvest, strawberry corn, and chocolate chip) and so I cut each muffin in half, and then I had one-half-of-each. Two mini muffins total. I put two of the halves in the toaster, and I had two of the halves cold. Everyone started telling me about gnosticism and buddhism and catholicism. They recommended to me a friend who writes about God and married into a famous band. They recommended I come to meditate in places like New York, too. You look ready, Celia said, as I packed up my north face back-pack and changed out of split-sweatpants and banaa-republic-black-top. I’m not, I snapped, in response. Do you actually want to meditate more, Celia asked. I don’t say I want to do things I don’t actually want to do, I replied. I could not stop with all this harshness. Wednesday Grand Central Station Back in New York City and I am totally covered in dog hair. Shoes untied in Grand Central Station but there is nowhere for me to stop and tie them without risking some sort of stampede or at least massive inconvenience and so onward we go. A man just walked towards me rapidly and I flinched and then felt kind of bad. Then, he shouted; young lady can I ask you a question and so now I do not feel bad. My instincts were correct, and now I do not feel bad at all. Ok, fine, whatever. I used to love arriving back in New York and hearing all the music and the lights and I would twirl through this place nonpulsed. Then, I would twirl home. I used to get drunk-before-christmas at the midtown Cipriani and then giggle when people called my ex-boyfriend and I bad-people-for-cutting on the trains toward Albany, but I’m not allowed to move like that anymore. I used to sink into sixty-dollar taxi-cabs because I found the subway over-stimulating. My Prada purse used to be lined with shiny leather, but I got fidgety somewhere tropical and I ripped it all off so now we’re working with something more flattened and matte. Teenage girls used to fling themselves at the side of the train platforms, and conductors used to lose their whole crew in Boston and train heists used to happen. I used to consider everything to be pretty taken-care-of. I think I never used to notice when sometimes, problems would arise. On the train ride back to New York, tonight, the tracks were icy and slick and it was already kind of blue hour dusk. When I said goodbye, I told Celia I love you I love you I love you a million times over because I felt slightly neurotic about a weekend full of being slightly late and slightly harsh. I am smart enough to know that the only thing complaining makes you better at is complaining, so I decided to stop. In Grand Central Station, they are playing live music, and I watch a man propose, though no one else around the soon-to-be newlyweds reacted. No photos or energy. Sad. I am wearing beat up Ganni knee high boots and Brandy Melville long sleeved dress, and Zara blazer that I stole from Paul’s Baby Grande back when I was in the practice of going lots of places and stealing lots of things. I miss my Max Mara coat that I left at “tech week” and I miss “drinking” and I am suddenly desperate to be out the door. I imagine that when the subway doors fly open and I burst out free and all-in-one piece, I will see the Washington Square Park arch, and it will be glowing silver in mid-winter light. I imagine that the city will feel warm with soon-to-be-spring-humidity. I imagine that since groundhog day has come and gone the tides will change soon, and I imagine I will relinquish my Groundhog Day (1993) fantasies of nothing-ever-happens at some point down the line, when it all becomes a bit too much to take. Tomorrow, I will be taking my shoes to the tailor and then the next day, I will have a totally fresh new crop of things to wear. I imagine that soon, I will have a fresh new crop of things to consider. Thursday Whore Dialectics Greenwich Village’s bitcoin bar sports a libertarian clientele and taxidermy and a podcast studio and beef-tallow-fries. Tonight, it sports a projector screen from my old apartment that looks sad and small propped on stage, and a big audience in metal chairs, and a birthday party in the front room, and plenty of opportunities to make myself feel useful as I tinker with film equipment and fire off texts regarding “promotional material.” I am sitting at Pubkey Bar drinking a diet coke while I wait for the screening of “Whore Dialects” to begin. When I ordered my diet coke at the bar, a strange man made a strange joke about NA beer, and I felt immediately irritated and restrained by my self imposed limits. I am listening to a group of young men discuss the career path of “Internet Pervert” as one of the only viable post-AI jobs. Monetize your self destruction, they are saying. Male prostitution. Buying plushies is to women as buying porn is to men. There’s a strange pseudo-intellectual glare to it all and I am enjoying listening in. They are talking about Brian Kaplan, but they keep on mispronouncing his name. They are talking about scientists, rationalists, and flexible proposals. When they talk about Internet Perverts, there are stars in their eyes, less because of the sex, it seems, and more because the internet perverts are able to get some money and get some attention. The male influencer. That seems to be what they are starry eyed about. They are thrilled to be in the same extended universe as someone who might be able to garner some vague attention. This is a bar that usually makes me feel kind of hazy. This is a bar where I used to make scenes. Enough reminiscing, because I am here to watch a film that is all about auto-documentarians, which is in sharp contrast to the maladjusted forms of auto-diary or auto-fiction. In the film, a beautiful girl is in the back of a car with the wind in her face and she is drinking an Erewhon smoothie and talking about how Hollywood is dead and the monasteries are empty and you can’t be a nun or get a phd because you question what truth is, and these institutions just won’t let you get at it. After that, the film cuts to a scene where the girl is in a white dress being play-drowned in the ocean by a right-wing provocateur. The film crew sent the provocateur to stay with the girl, and it was kind of the perfect setup, a voiceover explains. The provocateur describes how when he arrived, the girl was in a state of almost total abjection. Like how kids who are sexually assaulted don’t shower to make themselves totally disgusting and unappealing, he explains. I find the provocateur slightly less interesting as a character than both the girl, and the disgraced art-advisor (another prominent character in the film) but I like when he argues about politics and then reconciles on a personal level with those around him in places like California. I like the scenes about the professionally fraught yet personally friendly relationship between the art advisor and his not terribly successful clients, ie the clients are disappointed but still use the advisor’s pool for summer swims. The client still dreams of having an eighteen person studio because this means tremendous success, and because this is just how men dream. When the provocateur is described but not depicted as losing control, it is explained that the jig is kind of up, because it’s no triumph of power to reign over somebody who is not even in control of themselves. I only watch the film once and I am not taking notes, really, during the public screening at the Bitcoin Bar, but I like it because it is auto-documentary not auto-fiction or auto-diary and as such, it is very precise. The film says, for someone like me in the conditions like the ones I occupy, here is what life is like. This is more matter of fact and less indulgent than saying; here is what life is like for me. At a party last month that was also all about art whores, the filmmakers wrote a few lines about a few of my friends. The women present were on average quite a bit younger than the men and looked fresh. Perhaps because of their age, or perhaps because of the care they put into their bodies and minds, but the vibe among the women was optimistic and exuberant. I thought this was nice. Nice, too, to catch purity in unexpected places while staying totally true. Friday Upper West Side Later, I am uptown and I am thinking about how I can become more self-disciplined so I can become more interesting. I am watching Pierre Le Fou at Lillian’s apartment on the Upper West Side and all the girls are dressed like characters in the film. Lilian keeps leaning out the window with a long skinny cigarette and I am drinking a glass of Sancerre because I just can’t quit. In this film, a very small man is holding a gun to a very beautiful girl’s head while she cuts her hair. The beautiful girl has a brunette bob, and she is wearing a red dress. The film is full of primary colors and very bright paint. When a man is stabbed, he bleeds red paint. Before a man explodes himself in dynamite at the end of the film, he paints himself blue. I like the film because the colors of the gore are all bright and fake like paint, and the colors of the scenery are all pastel and muted and lovely like real life. Summer in The Riviera. Beautiful people living a simple and crime-filled life. I have not watched very many films this year because I’ve been busy writing thirty-thousand-words-about-myself-per-week. In the last film I watched, a Japanese cat was exploded by a grenade, and when gore and guts spilled everywhere, I flinched and clenched my eyes shut. Do you want to leave, my friend asked, and what I wanted was to be resilient, but what I said was I don’t really care. Now, a girl in the film is sitting on a boat with a man, and she is talking about how the two have only known each other for a few million seconds. She’s such a stupid girl, Lillian says. I would say something like that, I respond. One-million-billion-seconds and one-million-billion-words. I am feeling bubbly when I am not feeling sick or shy. I am feeling like it’s time to be more light about it. When I look to my left, I see beautiful stained glass lamps and a defense surveillance tech-branded throw blanket. When I look to my right, I see an open window and all my friends leaning too far outside smoking skinny vogues. On the Internet, people are talking about how things are only interesting if they are true. Determinative reasoning then says, one should make what is true more interesting. Everything just became crystal clear. By which I mean, everything is operating on material terms now. DIRECTORY The full event calendar is now going to live on The Aleph - an exciting new platform by Noah Kumin of The Mars Review of Books. The Aleph is a marketplace and membership club for the arts, with an emphasis on supporting in-person events, production, and funding for artists. Programming featured will be intentional and curated, and include more opportunities for early-access and invitation-only events. If you would like to submit an event for consideration, please email me at chloegpingeon@gmail.com. Apply to join The Aleph here I will still be featuring select events on the blog, along with more eclectic or personal recommendations, news, and guest features. To start: David Rimanelli is perhaps my favorite person to follow on Instagram, as well as one of my favorite critics. Tonight, from 6:30pm at Tibet House, he will be reading, along with Kiely Sweatt and Sean Fabi. Tickets here.
Inline links: https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!G4hM!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F32c19f02-745f-42b8-961f-2b9d53e6e39e_768x508.png, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!1h49!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fd95f9aef-d112-4dd9-a0fb-1610ba693067_1536x2048.jpeg, The Aleph, chloegpingeon@gmail.com, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!m6hb!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F5452bedc-f504-4cc0-a6f3-349820bdb9a3_1156x1138.png, David Rimanelli, here
Mickledore Travel1 mentions across 1 issues

Mickledore Travel is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 27, 2025 and July 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "I walked The Cotswolds via Mickledore Travel which is nice because I detest tours and organized fun of any kind". It most often appears alongside A Push For More Organ Transplants Is Putting Donors At Risk, Back to Oz, Bourton on Water.

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Walk The Cotswolds
July 27, 2025 · Original source
I walked The Cotswolds via Mickledore Travel which is nice because I detest tours and organized fun of any kind, but this “tour” requires zero interaction with anyone outside of your travel companions and friendly strangers. Accommodations are booked across a walking route and every morning bags are picked up from a drop spot along the route and deposited at the next destination the following evening. Unburdened by baggage, you then hike to your next inn. There are little towns peppered along the route, as well as sheep fields, castles, horses, and ruins. It really is more of a long walk than a hike, which I find to be more pleasant than hut-to-hut backpacking or other similar adventures I have attempted in the past. You still are walking some ten to sixteen miles a day, so you will not feel bored or lazy.
Inline links: Mickledore Travel
Middle East Archive1 mentions across 1 issues

Middle East Archive is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 10, 2025 and February 10, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Middle East Archive celebrates the launch of 'Living Rooms'". It most often appears alongside 131 Chrystie St, Ahmed, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema.

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February Dining.
February 10, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 8pm at Mast Books — Middle East Archive celebrates the launch of “Living Rooms” - celebrates the central role of family life and hospitality across the Middle East and North Africa.” After party to follow at Public Records.
Inline links: Mast Books, Middle East Archive, After party
Milady1 mentions across 1 issues

Milady is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 05, 2024 and November 05, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Milady Election Watch Party — RSVP only". It most often appears alongside 66 Greene St, Adeline Swartzendruber, Agnes Enhtamir.

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November 05, 2024
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Playing With Glass
November 05, 2024 · Original source
From 8pm - 1am — Sovereign House is hosting a Milady Election Watch Party. RSVP only.
Inline links: Sovereign House
Millenium Film1 mentions across 1 issues

Millenium Film is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 06, 2024 and June 06, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Millenium Film hosts Open Secrets - a series of screenings". It most often appears alongside 06 Art, ALLSHIPS, Ally Pankiw.

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June 06, 2024
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COLLECTED AGENDA #3
June 06, 2024 · Original source
Later on Friday, June 7 from 7:30 - 10:30 pm - Millenium Film hosts Open Secrets - a series of screenings featuring works by Kirac, among others; an installation of website specific and interactive video, and a live musical performance.
Inline links: Millenium Film, Open Secrets
Minor Attractions1 mentions across 1 issues

Minor Attractions is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 13, 2025 and October 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Soho Reading Series and Minor Attractions present The Geoff Dyer Gala". It most often appears alongside 365 Apartment, Adriant Khadafhi Bereal, Afters.

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October 13, 2025
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October 13, 2025
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Void of Course
October 13, 2025 · Original source
LONDON - From 8pm at The Mandrake Hotel — Soho Reading Series and Minor Attractions present The Geoff Dyer Gala. Readings from Geoff Dyer, Xiaolu Guo, Philip Hoare, Rosa Lyster, and Jago Rackham. Hosted by Tom Willis. | RSVP here.
Inline links: The Mandrake Hotel, Soho Reading Series, Minor Attractions, here
Mint&Serf1 mentions across 1 issues

Mint&Serf is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 19, 2024 and November 19, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Dirty Magazine and Mint&Serf present the Dvashe Launch Party". It most often appears alongside Adeline, Adriana Furlong, Aimee Armstrong.

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November 19, 2024
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November 19, 2024
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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
From 6pm - 9pm at The Front Gallery— Dirty Magazine and Mint&Serf present the Dvashe Launch Party. RSVP here.
Inline links: The Front Gallery, Dirty Magazine, Mint&Serf, Dvashe, Launch Party
Minted Nude1 mentions across 1 issues

Minted Nude is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 18, 2025 and July 18, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Minted Nude and Allships presents The Western Canon". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott NYC, ALLSHIPS, Alphaville.

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July 18, 2025
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July 18, 2025
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Things I do like here
July 18, 2025 · Original source
Show at 8:30pm / Party at 11pm at 351 W Broadway #PH — Minted Nude and Allships presents The Western Canon - an art funhouse experience in a Soho penthouse. Main exhibition featuring Kertin Vassar and Cameron Postforoosh. Additional works featured. Sounds by The Muses | RSVP is closed, but text 862-234-9649 for additional availability.
Inline links: The Western Canon, The Muses
Misguided Spirits1 mentions across 1 issues

Misguided Spirits is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 17, 2025 and February 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hosted by NPCC, A/Political, Circle Collective, and Misguided Spirits". It most often appears alongside A/Political, Actors, Alana Markel.

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February 17, 2025
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February 17, 2025
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My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 6:30 - 11pm at Roulette Intermedium – Bruce LaBruce’s The Visitor premieres in the US. Q&A to follow with Brontez Purnell. Hosted by NPCC, A/Political, Circle Collective, and Misguided Spirits.
Inline links: Roulette Intermedium, https://restlessnites.com/events/thevisitoramericanpremiere21feb2025/
Mixed Feelings1 mentions across 1 issues

Mixed Feelings is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 03, 2024 and December 03, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Polyester Zine and Mixed Feelings hosts The Magical Girl Mixer". It most often appears alongside Alice's Restaurant, Amtrak, Anna.

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December 03, 2024
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December 03, 2024
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Florida, Massachusetts
December 03, 2024 · Original source
From 7:30pm at El Nico @ The Penny — Polyester Zine and Mixed Feelings hosts The Magical Girl Mixer. Come for a free copy of the new edition of Polyester, free cocktails, a costume contest, and more
Inline links: Polyester Zine, Mixed Feelings, The Magical Girl Mixer
MoMA PS51 mentions across 1 issues

MoMA PS5 is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between August 28, 2025 and August 28, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Label presents MoMA PS5 and friends". It most often appears alongside A Horse with No Name, A Night of Male Readings, Amelia.

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August 28, 2025
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August 28, 2025
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Arrowhead expert
August 28, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - late at Club Bohemia — Label presents MoMA PS5 and friends.
Inline links: Club Bohemia, Label, MoMA PS5
Montez Press1 mentions across 1 issues

Montez Press is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 02, 2025 and December 02, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Montez Press and Perfectly Imperfect host the NYC launch of Dorian Electra's new book ART". It most often appears alongside 98th Academy Awards, Airliner, Albany.

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December 02, 2025
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December 02, 2025
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Florida, Massachusetts (03)
December 02, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - late at TJ Byrnes — Montez Press and Perfectly Imperfect host the NYC launch of Dorian Electra’s new book ART. Readings and performances by Dorian Electra, Jane Balfus, Sam Rolfes, Corriane Ciani, Julian Stephan Ribeiro, Andrea Mauri, FKA Prince, Ruby Justice, Nicholas Christensen, Lulu West, Izzy Casey, Lewis Grant, and Count Baldor.
Inline links: Montez Press, Perfectly Imperfect, Dorian Electra’s, ART
Monthly Offline1 mentions across 1 issues

Monthly Offline is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 15, 2026 and February 15, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Monthly Offline hosts a phone-free Gallery Exhibition. An evening for luddites". It most often appears alongside Abe Shapiro, Aidan Lapoche, Alan Parker.

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February 15, 2026
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February 15, 2026
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Yellow-all-around
February 15, 2026 · Original source
From 7pm at Night Club 101 (upstairs) — Monthly Offline hosts a phone-free Gallery Exhibition. An evening for luddites celebrating the inaugural NYC cohort who just completed thirty days with a dumbphone. Leave phone at home, or place it in a pouch upon arrival. | RSVP here
Inline links: Night Club 101, Monthly Offline, here
More Perfect Union1 mentions across 1 issues

More Perfect Union is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 13, 2024 and November 13, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "executive director of More Perfect Union". It most often appears alongside A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell, Alex Katz, Alex Osman.

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November 13, 2024
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November 13, 2024
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Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky
November 13, 2024 · Original source
J. has more faith in the Dems than I do. “They didn’t produce an appealing candidate,” I murmur. This is obviously an understatement. We’re huddled on my bed with hard ciders and a cheese plate. A small gesture of fanfare. On PBS Newshour, we watch newscasters visibly losing their morale in real time as the polling data rolls in. Faiz Shakir — senior advisor to Bernie Sanders and executive director of More Perfect Union — is making some of the best points at the table:
Inline links: More Perfect Union
Municipal Arts Society1 mentions across 1 issues

Municipal Arts Society is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 25, 2026 and February 25, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Municipal Arts Society hosts tours sometimes"; "The Municipal Arts Society hosts tours sometimes". It most often appears alongside 41 Orchard Street, AceMo, Albany.

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February 25, 2026
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Life-in-a-lab
February 25, 2026 · Original source
I went to Oceans last week for a seafood “plateau” and very dirty martini, and while I tend to dislike cavernous restaurants and find them to be expense-account adjacent, this one was very good and tons of fun. Gramercy in general is very good and tons of fun, despite the Eataly-esque reputation. The walking tours of Gramercy are rumoured to be great, mostly insofar as many of the current facades are built directly over preserved original facades, and because there used to be a lot of fabulous parties thrown by interesting characters, here. The Municipal Arts Society hosts tours sometimes.
Inline links: Oceans, The Municipal Arts Society
Mutt1 mentions across 1 issues

Mutt is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 09, 2025 and September 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Doxy Mag x Mutt". It most often appears alongside Aakash Kakkar, Aita, Allen-Golder Carpenter.

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September 09, 2025
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September 09, 2025
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City Built on Crystals
September 09, 2025 · Original source
From 6:30pm at Night Club 101 — Doxy Mag x Mutt Readings presents an evening with readers Celina Reboyras, Disney, Camille Sojit Pejcha, Magdalene Taylor, Mani Melaka, and Liara Roux.
Inline links: Night Club 101, Doxy Mag, Mutt Readings
My Movie Chat1 mentions across 1 issues

My Movie Chat is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 09, 2025 and September 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "My Movie Chat is seeing The Matrix"; "My Movie Chat is seeing The Matrix (Lana and Lilly Wachowski, 1999)". It most often appears alongside Aakash Kakkar, Aita, Allen-Golder Carpenter.

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September 09, 2025
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City Built on Crystals
September 09, 2025 · Original source
From 9:15pm at Metrograph — My Movie Chat is seeing The Matrix (Lana and Lilly Wachowski, 1999).
Inline links: Metrograph, The Matrix
NADA Talks1 mentions across 1 issues

NADA Talks is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 15, 2025 and July 15, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "NADA Talks presents Alan Barrows of Civilian Warfare & Andrew Woolbright as part of Summer 2025 Conversation Series". It most often appears alongside Alan Barrows, Anastasia Wolfe, Andrew Woolbright.

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July 15, 2025
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July 15, 2025
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Summer Break
July 15, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm at 311 East Broadway — NADA Talks presents Alan Barrows of Civilian Warfare & Andrew Woolbright as part of Summer 2025 Conversation Series. Civilian Warfare. It showed David Wojnarowicz, Greer Lankton, Luis Frangela and many others in the East Village during the 80s and the AIDS crisis. I’m very excited about this. Recommended reading prior - Ruby Sutton on Luis Frangella
Inline links: NADA Talks, Ruby Sutton on Luis Frangella
Nag Nag Nag1 mentions across 1 issues

Nag Nag Nag is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 26, 2024 and November 26, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Nag Nag Nag presents A Celebration of the Music of Suicide & Alan Vega". It most often appears alongside A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving, Abelardo Morell, Abelardo Morell: In the Company of Monet and Constable.

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Nag Nag Nag
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November 26, 2024
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November 26, 2024
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Collected Agenda (lite)
November 26, 2024 · Original source
In Los Angeles (at Monty Bar) from 9pm — Nag Nag Nag presents A Celebration of the Music of Suicide & Alan Vega. Special performances include Liz Lamere (Alan Vega’s wife).
Inline links: Monty Bar, A Celebration of the Music of Suicide & Alan Vega, Liz Lamere
Narrative Warriors1 mentions across 1 issues

Narrative Warriors is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 06, 2026 and March 06, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hosted by Narrative Warriors". It most often appears alongside A Place in the Sun, Ali RQ, Angelica.

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March 06, 2026
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Humanoid-Robots
March 06, 2026 · Original source
Monday, March 9 from 7pm at Night Club 101 — Narrative Party & calendar launch. Another fun one. Hosted by Narrative Warriors. I love Monday Night Parties and I love interesting calendars.
Inline links: Night Club 101, Narrative Party & calendar launch
Neoliberal Hell1 mentions across 1 issues

Neoliberal Hell is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 03, 2025 and February 03, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hosted by Dirty Magazine and Neoliberal Hell". It most often appears alongside Abscissa #2, Adderall, Adriana Furlong.

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Neoliberal Hell
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February 03, 2025
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February 03, 2025
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Dream Logic
February 03, 2025 · Original source
From 7:30pm at Solas Bar — Riley Mac and Montana James Thomas present the launch of My Gaping Masshole by Madison Murray. Readings by Coco Gordon Moore, Alissa Bennett, Elizabeth Ellen, and Greta Doyle. Hosted by Dirty Magazine and Neoliberal Hell. As someone from a weird town in Massachusetts, I'm excited about this one.
Inline links: Solas Bar
Neuralink1 mentions across 1 issues

Neuralink is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2025 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "they were at a neurolink conference". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

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December 09, 2025
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December 09, 2025
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Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, December 1 Everyone is sick and dropping like flies but not me. I’m at a rooftop hot tub in Williamsburg tracing my hands through the water and watching the sun come up as I stare blankly ahead. I’m driving back to New York City squinting into the skeleton trees and the blue hour dusk that fills the space between them on the side of the road off the Mohawk Trail. Do you shop at Uniglo, my family members are asking? I am muttering something about Brandy Melville in response and then I am feeling vaguely nauseous. I am break the pattern today or the loop repeats tomorrow. I am imagining everything magical all the time. I am washing up on the Upper West Side where the streets are wide and quiet and sweet and winter rain has frozen everything shining. I am washing up in the Marlton Hotel Lobby, where I am telling Celia about my dream. In my dream, a composite of every person I’ve ever met was calling me on my phone, I tell Celia. They kept on asking me to turn the call to Facetime instead. They kept on saying it was time to see each other’s faces. They were warm and not scary and I was crying and pleading a lot, though I don’t know what for. Was it everyone you ever met, or just everyone you’ve ever cared for? Celia asks me. Same thing, I say. That is unequivocally untrue, Celia tells me. Tuesday, December 2 In The Marlton Hotel lobby, I order black coffee, avocado, smoked salmon and sourdough toast with the perfect type of butter. The butter with salt water mixed in, and then a tall bottle of sparkling water on the side, too. Eavesdropping at The Marlton Hotel, where the bar room is decked in Christmas cheer and the fire, per usual, is roaring. The conversations on either side of me are increasingly hallucinogenic. Two chirpy and pretty girls to the right, and two middle-aged Jewish ladies to the left This is how I feel with a lot of my relationships, one of the girls says. The first was not a provider, but I thought that I could fix that. The second was a psycho libertarian who got me health insurance as his sick way of trying to lock it down The last man I dated told me I was full of shit, her friend responds. I said something in earnest, and he said that I was full of shit. I could never see past that. Me saying something in sincerity, and him saying I was full of shit. On the other side, the middle-aged Jewish women are talking about pizza night. It’s pizza night and then it’s pepper night. They have no plans this week. These are the only plans they have made. I’m getting dinner with a man who thought his whole family was dead, but then they weren’t, one of the women tells the other. He is so amazing. He taught me about exercise. I get the zoomies, says her friend. We don’t work, and so we have to exercise. I hate people who don’t. Exercise? Exercise. When were things the best with him? The first girl is asking her friend. I think, before we met, the friend responds. Who was that coocoo-for-coco puffs lady that you got friendly with, the middle aged woman asks her friend. She is wearing a red amulet. We will call her Celine. Oh, she was crazy. and the sister was out of her mind. she was very beautiful You introduced her to me one week and we loved her. And then the next week you said; She Cannot. Come. Back. Here. We pick up interesting people. Everyone’s interesting It is so weird when we think about relationships as two full selves coming together, one girl is telling the other. They liked coats! Whole family of coat owners, Celine is telling her friend. I mean the father was GAY. The whole family was gay. My first kiss was gay. Well… his brothers were gay. All his brothers were gay…” Celine’s friend says. So he HAD to be! They’re all gay! As long as they’re happy…. Amongst the girls to the right, the conversation has turned to heaven and earth. Death and other realms. They are talking about Neurolink and how they were at a neurolink conference and they met a man who died for twenty minutes because he slipped and fell and chipped a tooth and affixated in his own blood. Do you want to hear what happened when he died?, one girl asks another Yes, the other responds. He was floating in light. He was disembodied. He could hear sounds but they weren’t sounds he could describe in human terms. There was a God-like presence, and God asked the man if he would like to stay. The man started to feel a pull towards earth. It was like when you wake up from a dream. God said you have a choice. God said everyone has a choice. The man made the decision to go back to Earth. The man woke up in the hospital bed. Her friend responds: I spoke with a psychiatry professor at Harvard who briefly died as part of a death-study, but he couldn’t tell me about it because he signed an NDA. He said he can’t say very much, but it’s going to be ok. Girl 1: So what do you think about that? Girl 2: I mean I definitely don’t believe in heaven or hell Girl 1: The reason I never killed myself is because I want to see what happens Girl 2: I mean I definetly do believe that consciousness is eternal… Wednesday, December 3 What do I care about now? Write and read. Wait with pulsing anticipation but not too much anticipation, mostly just a sense that some things are at their tail end and others at their precipices. Something in Saturn, maybe, but I am trying not to play with fire in this way. After I played Kali Uchis off the tinny computer speakers and I read books by healers who possessed demons and I drank sparkling water and cleaned everything top to bottom and flirted with danger a bit, Celia came over to sit on my floor. I think I’m having a bit of a panic attack, Celia texted me. Would you like to come sit on the floor of my apartment, I texted Celia. She arrived in a gray sweater and a blue wool scarf and bearing a suitcase that belonged to me. Do you like the window open? I asked Celia. I am feeling a bit cold, Celia told me. I am feeling very excited and ambitious, I told Celia. I have always had boundless energy and this is the only thing I know to be true. There are magazines on the way to the apartment and I am realizing how nice it is when things are very clean. I am going to go to The Marlton hotel now, Celia told me. Thursday, December 4 Writing, like a list, the things I have that I can quantify, now. A blog
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Neurolink is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2025 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "they were at a neurolink conference". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

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Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, December 1 Everyone is sick and dropping like flies but not me. I’m at a rooftop hot tub in Williamsburg tracing my hands through the water and watching the sun come up as I stare blankly ahead. I’m driving back to New York City squinting into the skeleton trees and the blue hour dusk that fills the space between them on the side of the road off the Mohawk Trail. Do you shop at Uniglo, my family members are asking? I am muttering something about Brandy Melville in response and then I am feeling vaguely nauseous. I am break the pattern today or the loop repeats tomorrow. I am imagining everything magical all the time. I am washing up on the Upper West Side where the streets are wide and quiet and sweet and winter rain has frozen everything shining. I am washing up in the Marlton Hotel Lobby, where I am telling Celia about my dream. In my dream, a composite of every person I’ve ever met was calling me on my phone, I tell Celia. They kept on asking me to turn the call to Facetime instead. They kept on saying it was time to see each other’s faces. They were warm and not scary and I was crying and pleading a lot, though I don’t know what for. Was it everyone you ever met, or just everyone you’ve ever cared for? Celia asks me. Same thing, I say. That is unequivocally untrue, Celia tells me. Tuesday, December 2 In The Marlton Hotel lobby, I order black coffee, avocado, smoked salmon and sourdough toast with the perfect type of butter. The butter with salt water mixed in, and then a tall bottle of sparkling water on the side, too. Eavesdropping at The Marlton Hotel, where the bar room is decked in Christmas cheer and the fire, per usual, is roaring. The conversations on either side of me are increasingly hallucinogenic. Two chirpy and pretty girls to the right, and two middle-aged Jewish ladies to the left This is how I feel with a lot of my relationships, one of the girls says. The first was not a provider, but I thought that I could fix that. The second was a psycho libertarian who got me health insurance as his sick way of trying to lock it down The last man I dated told me I was full of shit, her friend responds. I said something in earnest, and he said that I was full of shit. I could never see past that. Me saying something in sincerity, and him saying I was full of shit. On the other side, the middle-aged Jewish women are talking about pizza night. It’s pizza night and then it’s pepper night. They have no plans this week. These are the only plans they have made. I’m getting dinner with a man who thought his whole family was dead, but then they weren’t, one of the women tells the other. He is so amazing. He taught me about exercise. I get the zoomies, says her friend. We don’t work, and so we have to exercise. I hate people who don’t. Exercise? Exercise. When were things the best with him? The first girl is asking her friend. I think, before we met, the friend responds. Who was that coocoo-for-coco puffs lady that you got friendly with, the middle aged woman asks her friend. She is wearing a red amulet. We will call her Celine. Oh, she was crazy. and the sister was out of her mind. she was very beautiful You introduced her to me one week and we loved her. And then the next week you said; She Cannot. Come. Back. Here. We pick up interesting people. Everyone’s interesting It is so weird when we think about relationships as two full selves coming together, one girl is telling the other. They liked coats! Whole family of coat owners, Celine is telling her friend. I mean the father was GAY. The whole family was gay. My first kiss was gay. Well… his brothers were gay. All his brothers were gay…” Celine’s friend says. So he HAD to be! They’re all gay! As long as they’re happy…. Amongst the girls to the right, the conversation has turned to heaven and earth. Death and other realms. They are talking about Neurolink and how they were at a neurolink conference and they met a man who died for twenty minutes because he slipped and fell and chipped a tooth and affixated in his own blood. Do you want to hear what happened when he died?, one girl asks another Yes, the other responds. He was floating in light. He was disembodied. He could hear sounds but they weren’t sounds he could describe in human terms. There was a God-like presence, and God asked the man if he would like to stay. The man started to feel a pull towards earth. It was like when you wake up from a dream. God said you have a choice. God said everyone has a choice. The man made the decision to go back to Earth. The man woke up in the hospital bed. Her friend responds: I spoke with a psychiatry professor at Harvard who briefly died as part of a death-study, but he couldn’t tell me about it because he signed an NDA. He said he can’t say very much, but it’s going to be ok. Girl 1: So what do you think about that? Girl 2: I mean I definitely don’t believe in heaven or hell Girl 1: The reason I never killed myself is because I want to see what happens Girl 2: I mean I definetly do believe that consciousness is eternal… Wednesday, December 3 What do I care about now? Write and read. Wait with pulsing anticipation but not too much anticipation, mostly just a sense that some things are at their tail end and others at their precipices. Something in Saturn, maybe, but I am trying not to play with fire in this way. After I played Kali Uchis off the tinny computer speakers and I read books by healers who possessed demons and I drank sparkling water and cleaned everything top to bottom and flirted with danger a bit, Celia came over to sit on my floor. I think I’m having a bit of a panic attack, Celia texted me. Would you like to come sit on the floor of my apartment, I texted Celia. She arrived in a gray sweater and a blue wool scarf and bearing a suitcase that belonged to me. Do you like the window open? I asked Celia. I am feeling a bit cold, Celia told me. I am feeling very excited and ambitious, I told Celia. I have always had boundless energy and this is the only thing I know to be true. There are magazines on the way to the apartment and I am realizing how nice it is when things are very clean. I am going to go to The Marlton hotel now, Celia told me. Thursday, December 4 Writing, like a list, the things I have that I can quantify, now. A blog
New Inc1 mentions across 1 issues

New Inc is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 02, 2025 and December 02, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "New Inc and Jaboukie Young-White host a following party". It most often appears alongside 98th Academy Awards, Airliner, Albany.

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Florida, Massachusetts (03)
December 02, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm - midnight at 53 Scott Ave — New Inc and Jaboukie Young-White host a following party, continuing in their tradition of inviting a comedian to invent a fictional business and throw their staff a holiday party.
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New Legacy is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 02, 2025 and December 02, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "New Legacy presents After Party. Sounds by Kamaal Idji"; "New Legacy presents After Party. Sounds by Kamaal Idji & New Legacy". It most often appears alongside 98th Academy Awards, Airliner, Albany.

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Florida, Massachusetts (03)
December 02, 2025 · Original source
From 11:30pm at Nublu Classic — New Legacy presents After Party. Sounds by Kamaal Idji & New Legacy. Special Guest DJ Cautious Clay.
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New Models1 mentions across 1 issues

New Models is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 06, 2024 and June 06, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Daniel Keller, cofounder of New Models". It most often appears alongside 06 Art, ALLSHIPS, Ally Pankiw.

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COLLECTED AGENDA #3
June 06, 2024 · Original source
Friday, June 7 at 5:30pm - uncommons crypto is hosting 06 Art - a conversation on blockchain’s role in galleries with Daniel Keller, cofounder of New Models; Jared Madere of Galerie Yeche Lange; Dave Krugman founder of ALLSHIPS, and India Price of Pace Gallery.
Inline links: uncommons crypto, New Models, Galerie Yeche Lange, ALLSHIPS, Pace Gallery
New York Philharmonic1 mentions across 1 issues

New York Philharmonic is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 27, 2025 and November 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Lily invited me to the Philharmonic with friends". It most often appears alongside A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving, Alex Arthur, Alice Bailey.

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One Million Billion Interludes
November 27, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, November 17 After the summer passed and I started fresh one million billion times and nothing really happened all autumn which is always how it kind of goes this time of year, I realized I’d been trying to be a bit too ethereal about it. There were certain ways I actually spent my days, after all. One tried to become more private, and instead, one started to simply become a bit obtuse. On Saturday, Lily invited me to the Philharmonic with friends, for example. Composed and conducted by John Adams to create “jazz-inflected take on film noir’s gritty sound world” as well as “a tribute to the Northern California coastline.” This was nice, because everything I’d been imagining for months now was all misty shores and temperate gray climates and so it was nice to hear the music and imagine kind of floating in that. Sat there kind of ignorant about it all, but liking the ideas that form in one’s subconscious in conjunction to classical music and the high ceilings and fancy rooms and watching the conductor move like a marionette. That was like drugs, Lily said, after. Phillip Glass was seated a few seats over the last time we were here, my new friends said, before. It was not quite midtown in Winter but Lincoln Center was still starting to glow, what with the horses and the Christmas trees and an older demographic of opera and film and philharmonic-goers all dressed up. Negronis in sippy-cups and vodka at the Russian Tea Room, and Lily’s artist boss had dressed her for the occasion and so she looked kind of sparkling in a long green skirt and a wool coat with a shoulder-hook for her purse. You look like a martini, I told Lily. I wore tights from the Internet and a dress from my ex-roomate and a falling-apart-purse from my ex-boyfriend and black shoes from my mother. You look like a whiteclaw, Lily told me, but she said it very kindly and so I didn’t take offense. After, our new friends showed us the lines in the road where the horse manure and hay had become indented to permanence, and they showed us a fountain where once an old woman was seen wrangling snakes, and they showed us an apple store they’d robbed, and they assisted the blind. We followed the blind man onto the subway and then later I was at downtown bars where it’s the same thing over and over again. Matt and Matt perched in the corridor by the bathroom. Ran into a friend fresh off of working a Palantir-Party. It could have been so good in theory, she explained. They’d rented out multiple bars and catered Carbone and a martini tower, after all. But the dry ice was kind of glitching and San Francisco people all wear aura rings even on nights-out and on the bright side, they left behind thousands and thousands of dollars in parmesan cheese. What else? Two dresses arrived in the night from resale Cinq de Sept and Gil Rodriguez and I laid them out on my perfectly made bed all black and christmas white. I wrote a small review about a book about a girl who idolizes the apocalypse because she does not desire to get old. I was paralyzed, for a while, which come to think of it, was what stirred all that talk about momentum. For breakfast, I am served a rotten egg at the gym on Prince Street. It emerges in a plastic cup and it is sheened in dark brown sludge. This egg is rotten, I cautiously tell the man who is working behind the counter. Oh, the man says, and then he opens his palms like he hopes for me to place the plastic box and rotting egg in them. We both seem unsure of what to do. Oh I’m sorry, he says. It’s ok, I say. And then he hands me a barbell bar in response. Like we are doing barter and trade. Cassandra tells me a story about one of her favorite days of her life. We were all on the peninsula for the week, by the ocean, in the room with the big wooden bed and the canopy curtains and the patchwork quilts. We let Cassandra and Celia in around mid afternoon, and we were all watching the boats float by on the window. And I was doing a rubix cube, Cassandra says. And you were getting so mad. And the day went on forever, I tell Cassandra Not forever, Cassandra says. I do remember writing down everything everyone said, though. Now, everything hovering hovering hovering. New Moon, tomorrow. Grab all that crisp and frozen air that’s hovering so thin it could snap, and maybe it will. November snaps in half and all the other omens and things-that-could-happen come spilling out. All because of the New Moon. All because of the artificial intelligence apocalypse. All because I’m reading the book that Alice Bailey’s demon wrote. Not to get too new age about it... WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Wednesday, November 26 From 7:00 - 9:00pm at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Hillsdale opened yesterday, and there’s another performance tonight! A play written by Roman D’Ambrosio and directed by Rabiah Rowther. “During homecoming weekend at the infamous conservative Hillsdale College, former fraternity brothers, and the women they love, reunite. As the weekend unfolds and the drinking increases, the alumni question their relationship with each other and the promises they were told. | This is a very unique play that I’m excited about. Definitely worth seeing. tickets here (additional performances Nov 28
Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Hillsdale, Roman D’Ambrosio, Rabiah Rowther, here
New York Theater Festival1 mentions across 1 issues

New York Theater Festival is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between August 14, 2024 and August 14, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "The play debuted at the New York Theater Festival". It most often appears alongside Adam Friedland, Adeline, Annabel Boardman.

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COLLECTED AGENDA #7
August 14, 2024 · Original source
Also Wednesday, August 14 - Roman D’Ambrosio presents a reading of his new play Homemade Dynamite at Sovereign House. The play debuted at the New York Theater Festival — featuring “intense drugs, sex, violence, and religious fervor”. Doors at 7pm, Play at 8pm
Inline links: Roman D’Ambrosio, Homemade Dynamite, Sovereign House, New York Theater Festival
New York University1 mentions across 1 issues

New York University is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 06, 2026 and March 06, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "New-York-University girls were there". It most often appears alongside A Place in the Sun, Ali RQ, Angelica.

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Humanoid-Robots
March 06, 2026 · Original source
Before the once-in one-hundred-years snow-storm, the air was soft and warm and not even that still, and so no one could believe what was about to come. I spent all day thinking about winter cleaning, but I did not spring into action until late. Then, I pulled on a black Gil Rodriguez dress, and I walked to buy Celsius, get on the train, drift over to downtown for a book launch, whilst feeling tired yet optimistic. Sam was sitting behind the bar next to a huge bison head and a lot of Olympic memorabilia, and he told me that Ellie was there and New-York-University girls were there and not Saiorse, yet, who is terminally late. Downstairs, the lounge was open and dark and I mixed myself a drink full of Campari syrup and ginger and gin. I went upstairs and I sat at the bar and Sam made me a Roy Rogers which is a Shirley Temple but for boys. Saiorse arrived in a gray dress and boots, and she made me a glass of melon juice. Lily arrived, and she told Sam that she only drinks diet coke. After that, we walked over through the still warm enough night to a penthouse party full of people who make robots. This, or a dive-bar. This, or Soho House. This or homeward bound. Choose your own adventure. Humanoid robots are designed to do physical things that humans do like serve food at restaurants, and to potentially also have superior intellect and perhaps become agentic-not-mimetic, Saiorse explained. She explained something of a sort of space-race to get this show-on-the-road. Cold War. I was thinking more in hypotheticals. I hadn’t really been invited. I have not had existential dread since summer, when I moved out of a glass apartment where I was always staring up at terminally blinking skies. I only ever said I was a nihilist when I didn’t know what that word meant. At the party, there were trays and trays of sushi and a spiral staircase and men carrying around platters of dumplings. Everyone from the Stanford class of twenty-two is here, Sam said. A lot of people flew in for this party, he explained. Saiorse and I maneuvered our way to the bar, and then towards a long counter top that appeared to be a buffet, but was totally untouched. Lily and Saoirse and I began to eat everything on display. Grabbing plates of salmon and being greedy. A girl standing in the center of the room was saying she felt dizzy. Does anyone else feel dizzy, she was asking. Yes, I decided. Yes indeed I do, and so I went to the bathroom but the door was just one big plywood sheath with no lock, and the music that was fired up throughout the whole huge vast apartment was pumping out from two small speakers that were located here. Blaring Ye so loudly from out of the bathroom ceiling and from under the sink. It felt kind of like a strange and architectural dream. Not like a bad dream, but like I had to go. The girl in the center of the room had reminded me that I was feeling dizzy. She disappeared by the time I came back to the party, and I tried to tell my friends about the strange and blaring bathroom music but they were absorbed in things that seemed hyper and happy and totally present. Nobody seemed too future-oriented despite the product at hand, but they never do at these sorts of things. The books on display all had colorful spines and recognizable titles. I did say goodbye, and outside, the snow had still not started.
New York Young Republicans1 mentions across 1 issues

New York Young Republicans is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 05, 2024 and November 05, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "some guy in the New York Young Republicans is talking about how he voted four times today". It most often appears alongside 66 Greene St, Adeline Swartzendruber, Agnes Enhtamir.

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Playing With Glass
November 05, 2024 · Original source
Later, I go to a reading at KGB. The reading is too crowded and I can’t squeeze into the room, and so I order drinks on the main floor instead. It’s crowded here, too. Everyone is talking about the election. I’m a little drunk and so I say that I’m a little sad because I miss things like my parents' 2008 Obama Election Watch Party. Everyone looks confused. I don’t try to explain the purity of the thrill in the air that I feel strangely defensive of. I don’t want everyone to make fun of me for remembering bureaucracy as thrilling and pure. Upstairs, they are telling horror stories. Later, outside Clandestino, some guy in the New York Young Republicans is talking about how he voted four times today, and how tomorrow he’s on his way to Pennsylvania, to vote four more times. I’m pretty sure he’s lying, which makes the whole thing all relatively harmless, and in the-way-of-vibes, makes it kind of more depressing.
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nightclub101.com is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 22, 2025 and December 22, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "chloe@nightclub101.com". It most often appears alongside Advil, Alice B. Toklas, Alligator.

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The social experiment is now over
December 22, 2025 · Original source
In the New Year, I will be programming downstairs at Night Club 101. I am booking readings, screenings, parties, artist talks, performances, after parties, and more. Pitch me your ideas - chloe@nightclub101.com
Inline links: Night Club 101, chloe@nightclub101.com
Non Films1 mentions across 1 issues

Non Films is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 10, 2025 and February 10, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Non Films presents Dark Room: Screening and Salon". It most often appears alongside 131 Chrystie St, Ahmed, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema.

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February 10, 2025
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February 10, 2025
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February Dining.
February 10, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema— Non Films presents Dark Room: Screening and Salon, co-curated by Will_imDb
Inline links: Non Films, Will_imDb
NY Alt1 mentions across 1 issues

NY Alt is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 03, 2025 and February 03, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "NY Alt celebrates fashion week, too". It most often appears alongside Abscissa #2, Adderall, Adriana Furlong.

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Dream Logic
February 03, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - 4am at Le Bain — NY Alt celebrates fashion week, too. Matt Weinberger and Orson present The NY Fashion Alt Gala, hosted by a plethora of cool brands, designers, and labels including Drink More Water, and Feels Good To Do Things.
Inline links: The NY Fashion Alt Gala
NYPD1 mentions across 1 issues

NYPD is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between August 14, 2025 and August 14, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "I called the NYPD informational line quite dizzy"; "I called the NYPD informational line quite dizzy and more out of curiosity". It most often appears alongside Abundance Meditation, Alice Bailey, Amelia.

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Do you find everything interesting? Have you ever been bored? Was your last emotion in 2015?
August 14, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, July 28 Amelia is at the apartment when I arrive, bearing cloned keys and summer dresses. It is not a relief to return, I am afraid. Tiptoe across dusty slanted floors and this sense of oddity and dread creeps back no matter how quiet I am about it. There are planes overhead and I have loved all this glass before, but I am clenching my eyes shut now; wishing for drapes that close. Earlier, the flight from London was delayed hours upon hours and things went awry the moment I was left alone. Comparing notes of past present and future and then I laid my roller suitcase horizontal on the bathroom floor to take a seat and think about it. Left my passport in the airport bar where the woman beside me was making friends with every single customer cycling through aside from myself and then I sprinted over to security, where the lights were flashing all schizophrenic and neon and no one would speak. You'll miss your flight, dear, the airport attendant smiled. They opened a small door with a large electric key. They sent me to the Back Rooms. They sent me through endless identical silver doors and a mirror maze and down a long gray magic carpet. I emerged on the other side to find another magic carpet just like the first. I imagined infinite magic carpets extending in every direction. Motion activated so the feedback loop would reveal itself every time I thought I reached solid ground. I was not moving horizontal anymore. It was a vertical descent into the underbelly of Heathrow. I forgot the status of Boeing VS0137. I forgot to ever leave. I woke up in the Kids Play Center. We've lifted your curse, the airport attendant beamed. Most slides can also be used as rafts, they tell me on the plane. Cartoon villain voice playing on Virgin-Atlantic-TV and they're blasting it through the cabin speakers, too. You were an A+ travel companion, they told me in the airport. I wake up to take stock of these things: safety guidelines and praise. I fall back asleep. Tuesday, July 29 After things fell apart in June, I did not eat or sleep for four days and three nights. On the fourth night, I called the NYPD informational line quite dizzy and more out of curiosity regarding physical resilience and atrophy than out of any sincere safety concern. If you cannot sleep tonight, then you can call me in the morning, the operator said. And so I was unconscious in an instant. Put some limits on one's own neurosis. I decided to stay up late last night. It was muggy and hot outside JFK, and I missed the moors and the fog for just an instant. Then, the glass doors slid open into hot sweaty americana summer and all else was forgotten. Felt a bittersweet sort of close to home. Sat on the curb. The airtrain to the car park turned onto the highway. Felt like a road trip. Felt like team sports, two-in-the-morning, intermission. I'd been so quiet that day. I had not spoken one word since Heathrow. Everybody understood that the apartment was rotting. Great place but full of mold. Great place but full of memories both good and bad. Somebody should have thrown out the milk. Somebody should have done something about the feng shui. The dead trees. The slant of the floors. The roof, which nearly caved in last winter. Three in the morning arrival but I asked Amelia if I could come over instead, and Amelia understood it would be best to sit on her floor. Amelia had been leaning into performance art. How was your vacation, Amelia asked. Not transgressive and weird, I sighed. But rejuvenating, pleasant, precious in the sort of way I'd like to hang onto. And I am feeling physically fit from all the walking and running that went on and on and on. The heat wave has not passed in New York despite one more week dwindling into summer, and I sleep until midday around when I open my eyes and begin to feel uneasy. The lines out the stores are down the block and everyone is becoming very thin. The summer foods are things like GREENS 01 Juice and maca-powder-peanut-butter-protein-bites and very rubbery cocktail shrimp at The Smith. It is Julia who suggests The Smith for dinner and I am not picky with those sorts of things. It is me who suggests the party, despite my increasing hopes, generally, to avoid these sorts of things. Wednesday, July 30 Sitting at Banter with the Big Breakfast and hot green tea reading fairytales. It was a nice night last night. Whirling sort of thing. Nightclub101 to KGB to following a group to Ludlow House to Ripple Room. The sort of thing I like as often as possible, but really must limit to now and then. Sitting at the Australian Cafe now, using my Moldavite to mark my place in my book. The fairytales are describing relentless compassion as a form of some sort of psychological warfare. Psychosexual manipulation. Relentless compassion so as to provide one with a moral advantage, knowing it is impossible for the recipient of such compassion to reciprocate. Relentless compassion so as to cast a desperate, selfish, striving plea for reciprocation. The second option is probably more common, but it would be nice to be kind of on a high horse. August will be like oysters at The Knickerbocker with the cocktail sauce in the martini glass and we're sitting by the cracked glass window and Drew says don't cut your hair not yet and so it'll be like humid heavy hair almost down to my waist now, sparkling water in plastic cups with lime and diet coke in a bikini and I will stay put for a while. I will sit at KGB sober in the evening like I do most every evening. They're tearing chocolate chip cookies apart with their hands at the table over and Amelia says she thinks a bit too much about herself to give too much thought to the existence of God but she remembers, as a child, crying tears of joy because she couldn't believe her luck. She just realized she had somehow made it into a human body on Earth, and she couldn't believe her luck. I don't wish the evenings went on too much longer. The timing is starting to feel just right. I want to fill a Desani water bottle with white claw and catch a cab to a pool party but the evening might start to feel too late. I'll read Fanny Howe, Thomas Hardy, Dawn Powell on the floor - big cracked hard cover dog eared copies of all my books. Then, I will pack up my books into Ikea plastic storage trunks. I will pack up all my books and dresses and then the movers will come. The movers will haul my things out the door. They will haul the place bare. I will turn off the air conditioning in this glass apartment in the sky, and then I will leave. August will be somewhere else. Thursday, July 31 Rebecca and I are making plans. Involving - The Chakras by C.W. Leadbeater and Esoteric Healing by Alice Bailey. I don’t want to work harder than I ever have before, but I do wish to be a bit more intuitive about it. Rebecca is telling me about Energy Hygiene in a Chaotic City. Rebecca is telling me about Seven Rays & Soul Typing. Taking Thomas Pynchon, guasha, monastery sage oil, yoga mat, mineral sunscreen up to the roof for Abundance Meditation and Contemplation. I receive good news. The best, really. I am sorry to be opaque, but something shifted in the winds in England. So far, I have managed to hold onto it here. Careful! Open up the blinds because it's foggy this morning which means we get to let some light in. No bright sunlight baking things alive. No leftover drinks or snacks from the Last Party Ever that was thrown last night. So - it’s a very strange day. I’d like to take a different approach to Caution. Generate me a definition. They generate me this definition: The deeper awareness of human limitations, the deceptive nature of false certainties, and the dangers of unchecked power. This will do. Friday, August 1 It’s an unusual sort of incoherence in my dreams today. The shelf above the bed is lined with wine glasses full of water, and there's an in between of sleep and something else - nyquil at six in the morning, cinnamon zyn at six in the morning, the friends went home around six in the morning and now it is sometime around noon, sunlight streaming in. I wake up gagging. In my dreams, the wine glass water was mostly poisoned. In the space between half awake, not all was poisoned but it was a Russian Roulette sort of thing. I take my chances. Chug water out of my safest bet. Wake up screaming. Fall asleep screaming. The Ikea boxes for the move are starting to fill up and I know it's me stuffing the plastic to the brim but I don't really remember. It's been recollection that's lacking, really. It's been a birthday dinner tonight. The sweetest kind in the Lower East Side. Dimes Square but it's just us, I said. Because it was in the general vicinity but the streets were all empty. A stupid joke, but everyone humored me. Everyone was beautiful and lovely and happy and I didn't drink a regrettable amount. A nice sort of night. Got stuck on Thomas Pynchon and now I can't read anything else. Got stuck on esoteric health and now the water is poison. Got stuck at karaoke and now my self proclaimed sulfate allergy is acting up. Wine and hypochondria. It becomes a bit self indulgent then, doesn't it? Saturday, August 2 If the movers weren't late, I'd be gone by now. But they are late, and so I am lying on the couch that’s being left behind in an Everlane striped tee and too-short Los Angeles apparel shorts feeling kind of sorry for myself. I'm not sure why I decided to scrounge up this sort millennial slop getup for the day of my very unceremonious departure. Feeling older than my years. Feeling like I was raised on Madewell and Ann Taylor or, whatever else it is that would feel nostalgic if I'd been born before 2000. Something other than Patagonia shorts and my sister's sweaters, anyways. Feeling culturally un-attuned. Feeling mostly sorry for myself because I am surrounded by grime. I've been flouncing around this place for a while, now. The clutter is so repulsive, and so much of it is new. There was never a day of really moving in, here. It was just step by step, one thing after another, little parcels that were easy to bring up and down and in and out and now; you wake up in the middle of the morning in a glass apartment in the sky to the sense that there is no space left. I would love to toss and toss and toss. I would love to close my eyes on this island of this couch amidst a swamp of Ikea boxes and tell the movers never mind. I would never open the boxes again. I would never do the dishes. I would wear polyester and sleep on the previous owners teak Scandinavian couch. I would sleep surrounded by trash. It would all become trash, because I would decide to throw it all out. What do we need to know?, the movers will ask, when they arrive. Do you find everything interesting? I will ask. Have you ever been bored? Was your last emotion in 2015? YAY, the movers will say. I am picking things up and putting them down. The movers will give me high fives. Me and three Serbian teens high-fiving in a glass apartment in the sky that I am soon to leave and never return. They will pick things up and put them down and haul them out and I will never return. Sunday, August 3 I have taken my things and never returned. All is well except, the lights here are a bit too fluorescent. The courtyard is nice for the turtle pond, but the brick blocks the sun. And, once there was a top lock but now there is not. There is a hole in my door and I can't get it out of my head. There is a hole in my door and now everything is all wrong. Sitting at GMT Tavern with a not very nice martini and the Thomas Pynchon book I just can’t finish or quit. Slow Learner. Slow Learner, just like me. Make it all about me me me. Life is like: another day in my dumb life on my dumb blog talking about me me me. Life does not have to be like this. Life could be like: the hovering curious dominant of their separate lives should resolve into a tonic of darkness and the final absence of all motion (Pynchon). I keep getting stuck on that quote. I keep getting stuck on entropy, which I do not hope to believe in. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Thursday, August 14 From 9pm at Silver Lining Lounge — Matt Weinberger and Scott Lipps present The Downtown Prom. Hosts include Sid Simons, Anika Jade Levy, Nicole Naloy, and more. Music by Sexy Damion, Blog Analog, Loose Buttons, and Boxxer. DJ sets and more.
Inline links: Matt Weinberger, Scott Lipps, The Downtown Prom
NYU1 mentions across 1 issues

NYU is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 05, 2024 and November 05, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "I had a buddy who used to fly NYU girls out to Berkeley"; "sending NYU girls out to Berkeley". It most often appears alongside 66 Greene St, Adeline Swartzendruber, Agnes Enhtamir.

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Playing With Glass
November 05, 2024 · Original source
“I had a buddy who used to fly NYU girls out to Berkeley,” the guy is saying. “Half of NYU girls are sugar babies and it’s highly lucrative. Do you get what I mean?”.
OCD Chinatown1 mentions across 1 issues

OCD Chinatown is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 25, 2025 and February 25, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "OCD Chinatown presents Michel Auder's Cleopatra (1970, 126 minutes)". It most often appears alongside 1 storypod, 115 Bowery, 185 E Broadway.

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My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 8pm — OCD Chinatown presents Michel Auder’s Cleopatra (1970, 126 minutes), standing “as an iconoclastic gesture against dogmatic systems of cinema and its genres”
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OCIA1 mentions across 1 issues

OCIA is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 09, 2025 and September 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "email the priests at Saint Joseph's to join OCIA". It most often appears alongside Aakash Kakkar, Aita, Allen-Golder Carpenter.

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City Built on Crystals
September 09, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, September 1 On the train to Coney Island, my friends are talking about the motifs that keep occurring. It's the sort of thing that happens to you when you have a pure heart, one of my friends is explaining. It's the sort of thing that people try to do to Real Life Angels, my other friend is explaining. Real life angels aren't real, I am saying, though I understand her point. The train is streaking through open air with towns on both sides. Housing projects rising up beyond that. Fallen green leaves and gray pebbles on the edges of the tracks. I have had these concepts of destruction explained to me before, only then it was by my mother or my friends in Miami and they called it Evil Eye. Here, they call it Devils and Angels. Real life Demons. I have been spending a lot of time this summer, trying to parse out the difference. Later, we emerge onto the boardwalk to find Curtis Sliwa in his red barret at the edge of the Atlantic. Police officers and children and men with snake tattoos in the ocean. There is live music at Salt and Sizzle and a ferris wheel that is one-hundred-years-old-and-never-any-accidents and the sky turns blue and purple and they cancelled the fireworks last year on account of someone drowning and due respect. We miss them this year of our own accord. When I was in love I spent a lot of time thinking about the apocalypse and feeling kind of giddy and aloof in this anticipation, convinced that the best way to die was euphoria and so end times while the center held would be a relief above all. When I smoked cigarettes and was a teen I would spend a lot of time pondering pop-psychology notions of optimistic nihilism and watching reddit atheists evangelize online. Now, I'm on the F-train back towards block-party-bars and my friends are shooting photos of their merch line, standing in front of the train doors as they open and close and I prefer to stay seated. Mostly aware of how dehydrated I am, which is a relief insofar as it diminishes all less corporeal thoughts. At Time Again, we make new friends with rare and inquisitive souls, which is really what the end of summer is all about. Writing on my phone on the walk home. Scribbling with kind of blurry eyes like an ipad baby on Delancey Street about the things that one has left to lose. Scribbling kind of incoherently about Health and Strong and Pervasive Senses. Scribbling Mother Teresa’s Rules For Humility. Speak as little as possible of oneself and Yield in discussion even though one is right and; well - what else am I supposed to do besides accept and embrace a Strong and Pervasive sense that things are as they are? Things were one way and now they are another. Things are harsher now in some ways, and more gentle in others. Tuesday, September 2 Woke up feeling very concerned about the decay of my physical form as a result of my bad habits and also by my newfound sense of passivity which I hope is driven by surrender and not by cynicism but one can really not be too sure. Woke up to a brand new delusion. In my dreams, someone was knocking on the door. They woke me up screaming. I stayed very quiet in response. Sunlight through my windows that I cannot bring myself to drape with curtains. Looked through the peephole. No one was there. Here are things I need to do: email the priests at Saint Joseph's to join OCIA and consider becoming Catholic despite my generally waspy sensibility. Finish and publish my substack. Create publicity materials for the play, go to class tomorrow, go to screening at Anthology Film tomorrow, write write write. Conjure up some sort of novel-like plot out of my hundreds of thousands of words of musings I keep in secret online documents. Make final edits on El Salvador piece and hope for the best. Conjure up some sort of plausible plot for my novel about gnosticism and also schizophrenia in people who seek to approximate the feeling of being famous by having friends online. Drop off laundry. Workout a lot. Maybe go sober. Certainly be sober-for-today. Today I am Cleansing. Today I am proud of myself in some ways and disappointed in others. Over plates of octopus and shrimp in lemon mustard sauce and pita and eggplant dip, Iris asks if she can treat me. Treat me to what, I asked. Do treatments for you, Iris explains. Treat me with iodine and thyroid and hypnosis. Treat me with methods opposite to my own. My own being mostly, a hysterical dipping in and out of notions of asceticism. Ok to some treatment, I say. Iris and I walk to the shops. The sky is still light but it is getting colder now. Iris buys dish soap and I slip sea kelp spray into my pocket. I have become quite destabilized by my afternoon visit to the glass apartment in the sky with the revolving doors. Not my apartment. No one's apartment. I am less like an orphan now. Iris and I walk back outside and down towards Seward Park. Iris says Sam knows a good aura cleanser. Not that I think the aura in the glass apartment in the sky is necessarily dark or doomed, Iris clarifies. I’d been telling Iris about some theories on the aura of things as dark and doomed. An invisible string but it was most of all bad. Ultimatums of gnosticism but they were delivered with nefarious intent.. Narcissistic to assume spiritual implications in the everyday, obviously. But how does one explain why they feel like they are floating by the time they are drifting up the stairs? On the Internet, they are making up real life retreats to enter the void. On the internet, they will take you to the Real Life House where you can Understand Real Life Consciousness. On the Internet, you can't live forever. Everyone realized that a few years back and I realized too, a few years after that. In Real Life you can maybe live forever, though. Everyone hopes so. I have been worrying, lately, that I hope so too. Wednesday, September 3 It’s Art Week in New York, which means less to me than it used to, besides for a pleasant rise in energies and things whirling back to life. I go to the first installment of the Marjorie Cameron series at Anthology Film Archive on account of Emillia’s recommendation and a slightly uneasy interest in the occult, tonight. An interest in witches who used to dance in a ring of rocking horses by my childhood home and a drive through Lily Dale with Riley in other lives, a few lives before this one. All that greenery and a long road alongside a lake towards the Psychic Capital Of The World. Hub of Mediums. Salmon Rushdie had been stabbed nearby a few years back. A psychic in Rhode Island had told me things would happen as I wanted them too but it would be first a thing of waiting, and secondly a thing of new architectures and spaces given that I’d been dealing in impossible conditions for awhile. Trying to make something stick in an Architecture of Unhappiness for a while. I stayed up til dawn over the weekend. Awoken to a Providence necklace placed around my neck and a burning desire to remove myself from the organ donor registry just in case. I worried about the morality of seeking loopholes as it pertained to the Providence Necklace, but a few days have passed and now it is Wednesday, early evening, tuck the tag under the collar of my shirt and began my hovering walk towards things that happen. The screening shows a Curtis Harrington film called Night Tide (1961), and it is about a girl who is a siren or perhaps it is just about Psychological Warfare, the ending leaves things a bit unclear. I've been nostalgic for the kind of California where I've never really been before. Nostalgic for things that never happened which I think is less a thing of clairvoyance and more a sense of how it all slips away but regardless; the shots are all of witchy Venice Beach and an apartment over the carousel that overlooks the sea and there is a bonfire on the rocks and some dancing that becomes a bit possessed due to dark forces - pulling my hair over my eyes like a blindfold for these parts - but I am thinking I could live in a place like this in spite of perhaps some evil. I have always thought I could float around it. I have always been arrogant in this way Thursday, September 4 Last night, I turned off the air conditioning and spilled Diet Pepsi on the baby pink rug in my sleep. Mom has shipped out baby blue curtains with white stripes and New York (the place where all my problems are) is starting to become a place that oscillates into something more calm. Sophie suggested baby pink curtains, and so I am making compromises in my mind. Compromising my own opinions and the opinions of others. Putting a lot of stock in the opinions of others. Putting a lot of stock in things improving drastically through the help of water in glass bottles and red light therapy and self hypnosis and religious conversion and swapping out the Cool White Linear Fluorescent Light Bulbs for something warmer. Everything becomes warm and still and the air is kind of heavy. I can lie very still for a while. Not forever, but definitely for now. You should just become one of those sociopathic writers who does insane things for the sake of writing, Iris advised me a few days ago. Yeah, I said. Like go to consciousness school in Argentina or conduct strange experiments with materiality on myself and others. Adopt a regiment of strange injections or move to Venice Beach to become Catholic and fight the occult there, too. Sitting on the edge of my bed in my New World in New York City. Closing my eyes and imagining Venice Beach as a magical little enclave with a witchy apartment over the carousel by the sea and arched doorways and conch shells and a jazz club and massage parlors and psychics on the piers. If I became a ruthless psychopath, what could I do in a place like this? In New York City (the city built on crystals). I am not feeling so ruthless. Self-experimentation without self-possession mostly leading towards destruction of a pretty boring variety. At least we don't live boring lives, I used to be told. There is nothing more boring than this, I used to say in response. Friday, September 5 Come in, come in, three psychics beckon on Sullivan Street, but I am pretty clear about how things have been and where they are going, and I would prefer to look for motifs in patterns and symbols and psychosomatic symptoms which reach a peak and then; abandon your whole entire life. That is one thing the psychics could tell me to do. Abandon your whole entire life. They could tell me to buy a whole new personality. I could buy a good fortune swimming in tea leaves and an aura cleansing from the psychics on Sullivan Street. I could buy a membership to witchcraft school and a flat in Venice Beach and a conflicted conscience when it comes to forces of good and evil and certainly, to things like health, sobriety, longevity. It's enticing to create pseudo intellectual or pseudo spiritual explanations for bad behavior when in reality things are obviously much more simple. Most actions are much too plain to qualify as any sort of performance or definitely any art. I'm working on becoming stupider, I told Iris. Will I become stupider? I asked the psychics. Will the apocalypse come sooner or later if the collective consciousness ideates on it or tries to stave it off? Is it better to be witchy but self protective, or ascetic but operating with self abandon. Where can one buy self possession? Taking the C-Train to Fort Greene Summer Fairyland where my dad and Sylvie wait for me at Aita and so everything is better. Plums and peaches and ricotta and octopus which the girls behind us are saying they don't eat after watching My Octopus Teacher (2020). Girls love to say they don't eat octopus after watching My Octopus Teacher (2020) but perhaps I am heartless, and I mostly just found the documentarian in that film to be kind of deranged and unreliable. Beef tartar and potato chips and Sylvie is talking about how she's aware of the balance of power in every single conversation and I'm saying I'm literally never aware of that I'm literally always just seeking equilibrium in any interaction that matters because conversation exists to reach understanding and Sylvie is saying no you are just always making sure that you are the one with the power in every conversation. I say no and she says yes and I say can we seek some equilibrium and she says you make sure that won't ever happen. The combat stops. My dad is asking Sylvie's boyfriend why he seeks intellectual inquiry. Sylvie's boyfriend is pointing out the famous people peppered around the bar. Goodbye you power hungry beast, I am telling Sylvie. My dad drives me back towards Manhattan. Animal skulls are scattered around his mini van and he says I can have a deer jaw for my new place if I want. Wrong turn through the Hubert Tunnel. Twenty-two dollar toll. Drop me off at the most Satanic Nightclub in New York to sulk soberly at the edge of an indoor pool and really lean into nihilism insofar as - what if we stayed for a while? I don't stay for a while. Manhattan night is teeming with people and the city is built on crystals. Good or bad ones? I haven't decided yet. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Tuesday, September 9 From 7pm - 11pm at Night Club 101 — AltCitizen 15 Year Anniversary Show series launches with The Kickoff. Hosted by Brittany Marino. Featuring Lulu Van Trapp, Suo, D. Treuit. From 10pm - late, after party downstairs | Tickets: $15 advance, $20 doors
Inline links: Night Club 101, AltCitizen, The Kickoff
Off Topic1 mentions across 1 issues

Off Topic is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 18, 2026 and March 18, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Off Topic presents Pedro Borlado, Sweater, Bee Chapin…". It most often appears alongside Ada Donnelly, Alex Bienstock, Amelia.

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West-side-highway-dog-park
March 18, 2026 · Original source
RIDGEWOOD: From 8:00pm at HOLO — Off Topic presents Pedro Borlado, Sweater, Bee Chapin, Kaegi, Kamerguy, and Parker Mac. Free with RSVP
Inline links: HOLO, RSVP
Offline Gallery1 mentions across 1 issues

Offline Gallery is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 22, 2025 and December 22, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Offline Gallery presents New Media Expo". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, 243 Bowery, 3.

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COLLECTED AGENDA
December 22, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm - 12am at 243 Bowery — Offline Gallery presents New Media Expo, ft artists, theorists, and DJs Clay Devlin, Ocrnl, Wasegun Oyetunde, Ruby Justice Thelo, Muein, and more.
Inline links: Offline Gallery
On The Rag1 mentions across 1 issues

On The Rag is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 19, 2025 and January 19, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Casual Encounters and On The Rag are hosting a fundraiser to save helLa". It most often appears alongside accelerationism, Ada Antoinette, Adam Wilson.

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January continues
January 19, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Canada — Casual Encounters and On The Rag are hosting a fundraiser to save helLa. Readings by Ariana Reines, Peter Vack, Riska Seval, Adam Wilson, and more. RSVP here. Gofundme + LA Fire Resources here.
Inline links: Canada, Casual Encounters, On The Rag, Ariana Reines, Peter Vack, Riska Seval, Adam Wilson, here, here
One Love Community Fridge1 mentions across 1 issues

One Love Community Fridge is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 13, 2025 and May 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "a fundraising event for One Love Community Fridge and the COIN program at Callen-Lorde". It most often appears alongside Abraham Kanovitch, Ali Rq, Amalia Ulman.

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Panopticon-ing Everyone
May 13, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 9pm — Health Gossip and Hard to Read present Tea Party; a fundraising event for One Love Community Fridge and the COIN program at Callen-Lorde, in honor of the late Cecilia Gentili. Featuring performances from Sotce, K8 Hardy, Cynthia Leung, Cruz Valdez, Rhea Dillon, Precious Okoyomon, plus surprise guests. Water tasting with Amalia Ulman, tea, tinctures, and treats, curated health gossip-y books. Few events excited me more than this one. I absolutely cannot wait, and I wouldn’t miss this for the world.
Inline links: Health Gossip, Hard to Read, Tea Party
oneoneone.world1 mentions across 1 issues

oneoneone.world is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 13, 2025 and May 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "oneoneone.world hosts Party 09". It most often appears alongside Abraham Kanovitch, Ali Rq, Amalia Ulman.

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Panopticon-ing Everyone
May 13, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - 4am at Mood Ring — oneoneone.world hosts Party 09. Featuring Djs Brthr, Dime, Ali Rq, Insider Trade, and Kian McHugh.
Inline links: Mood Ring, oneoneone.world, Party 09
ONOS1 mentions across 1 issues

ONOS is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 21, 2024 and October 21, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Ev Christensen opens the ONOS midnight special show"; "opens the ONOS midnight special show "Seven Deadly Sins"". It most often appears alongside A Tale of Autumn, Abigail Yaga, Alex Patrick Dyck.

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October 21, 2024
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Everything I Wanted
October 21, 2024 · Original source
From 11:30pm — Ev Christensen opens the ONOS midnight special show “Seven Deadly Sins” at The Slipper Room.
Inline links: Ev Christensen, ONOS, The Slipper Room
Open Book Club1 mentions across 1 issues

Open Book Club is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2025 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "D8 Time x Open Book Club presents a night of Literary Speed Dating". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

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Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at The River — D8 Time x Open Book Club presents a night of Literary Speed Dating. “Everyone meets everyone. Everyone gets a romance book.” | Tickets here ($15)
Inline links: The River, D8 Time, Open Book Club, here
Open Secret1 mentions across 1 issues

Open Secret is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2025 and December 09, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Open Secret presents An Evening of Internet Cinema with Dana Dawud". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

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December 09, 2025
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Hotel Lobby Gossip
December 09, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at EARTH — Open Secret presents An Evening of Internet Cinema with Dana Dawud, Redacted Cut, Poorspigga, Zarina Nares, Carmen Llin, Onty, and Araya.
Inline links: EARTH, Open Secret, An Evening of Internet Cinema
Optics Playground1 mentions across 1 issues

Optics Playground is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 01, 2025 and May 01, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Bella Lucio, Nymphet Alumni, Silk, Lola Dement Myers, and Optics Playground are throwing a party". It most often appears alongside 720 Strength Lower East Side, Ali Rq, Anna Ting Möller.

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May 01, 2025
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May 01, 2025
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Big long list of activities
May 01, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm at NightClub101 — Bella Lucio, Nymphet Alumni, Silk, Lola Dement Myers, and Optics Playground are throwing a party. Sounds by Quiet Luke, Ali Rq, sh4dows, YWGI, Zane Kind. I love Night Club 101, and I love this lineup!
Inline links: NightClub101
Organ Donor Registry1 mentions across 1 issues

Organ Donor Registry is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 26, 2025 and September 26, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "reading a story about the Organ Donor Registry and why one should remove oneself". It most often appears alongside Aimee Goguen, Amelia, American Academy of Arts and Letters.

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September 26, 2025
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Apocalyptic Ideation
September 26, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, September 15 Joe and Darby drove me back all the way from Washington DC to New York City yesterday. Me, nauseous sort of hungover laid flat in the back seat, shoes pressed up against the already smudged glass window and the September sun reflecting off the highway and the hood of the car and the tar black pavement turning everything so warm inside. A long warm drive where time passed somewhere between not at all and all at once. Too lethargic to really notice. We turned on a tape. The Shirley Jackson story based on all those girls wearing distinct raincoats that were disappearing into the woods around Bennington, Vermont in the 40s and 50s. In the story, nineteen year old Louisa Tether runs away from her beautiful old white wood Massachusetts home and nice-enough family on account of mostly a sense of ambient contempt and a desire for a whole new life. As it turns out, one can get a whole new life without too much trouble. All it takes is swapping out your nice blue jacket for your old rain jacket and retreating to a town that is not too-big but still-big-enough. Three years later, Louisa Tether is Lois Taylor. In the story, Lois Taylor tries very hard to act in accordance to the stories she is telling herself. This, Lois Taylor learns quickly, is what it takes to be a good liar or maybe just a new person, the two are kind of the same in this case. I doze in and out of sleep, but the sound of the audio-book is nice and I am curious what will happen when Louisa decides to come home. “Louisa Please Come Home”, the story is called. It ends with a chance encounter, a change in whims after three years, and the realization, too, that it is just too late. By that point, it is just too late. A three-years-older Louisa washes up at her three-years-older family home and her three-years-older parents and sister look into her just slightly aged face and irrevocably changed eyes. It’s just been too many years of playing pretend. You shouldn’t pretend to be our Louisa, Louisa’s parents say. You have a family who loves you, and you should go home to them. We hope that someday, our Louisa comes home, like you should go home to your parents. Our Louisa was younger than you, Lousia’s father explains. In my own small and strange apartment things are still a bit cluttered but at least nothing is sterile. I made a call and I imagined a big white Massachusetts home. A stone patio in the back and still-green trees and hobby horses in the front. Windows that I could stare in and a door that I could still walk through because I have never run away. An old car and quiet roads and little red berries that crunch underfoot this time of year. Three years is quite some time. This part of the story made me uneasy. The emphasis on how much older all these should-be happy and youthful people look after only three long years. New York City is still so steaming hot. I weigh my options, and decide to stay for a while. Tuesday, September 16 In my life where I am staying for a while, Celia sends me mantras in the night. Today is a good day to become harder to kill and easier to love, Celia says. I have already seen this mantra on Health Gossip, but I appreciate it all the same. I wake up in a room that is small now, and so it is easy to take quick stock of things. The light and the white bedspread and a little gold swan and gold watch and gold cross and black Orca stone of Protection clustered on the edge of the table. Celia is joking I presume, but most things do come down to energy and integrity. Volatility is what emerges when there is energy without integrity. So; I am working on things. In the morning, there are mantras from Celia and there is sludge and dirty water seeping through my ceilings from the bathroom of my always-yelling-upstairs-neighbors. This is not so much a thing of patterns and symbols everywhere for those with eyes to see, and more an indicator that people who are very loud often also live kind of disgusting lives. One kicks into gear. Call the people one should call. Say thank you very much and the anonymity of these things still feels strange. I am very easy to kill like most people are and I don’t really believe in quantifying or even speaking on things like easy to love. There is lymphatic drainage and athletic resistance and pyrogenics and snake oil face tape and blue multi peptide serums and red light therapy and real sort of detox incoming because yes, there needs to be one of those soon. I sat at Dr. Clarke’s with snake venom filled saki and martini and free champagne til late enough last night to say goodbye to friends who come and go in and out in this city and then I wandered home through the remnants of the never-ending-San-Gennaro fair, where teens were scrambling on the ferris wheel and a nice seeming man was shilling free fried oreos. I sat at The Odeon which is really just the perfect restaurant til almost sunset tonight, perched at the bar alone for a while waiting for Celia to arrive, old school vibe, pink and green glowing clock, men walking in straight from the plane carrying luggage. I ran into an architect and an editor and there was talk about throwing a party. Celia arrived full of stories about design and plans that made me full of energy and a night and life that could stretch endlessly if I could find it in me to not flee shortly after dinner. Are we going to an after party, Celia asked me. I presume I’m un-invited because of an incident where I was acting hard to love and easy to kill, I told Celia. That’s ok, Celia told me. We went to a reading instead, where the lamps were stained glass and the stories were about people who are too bored to cook but still need to eat. We went to a party then, too, which is always how these things go and then I wandered home through quiet streets of the Financial District and up a ways and it was too late for anyone to still be out shilling anything or too quiet for me to stop if they were, regardless. The windows were left open at my new and strange apartment and I counted the turtles in the clean water in the pond outside and back inside the water had stopped dripping through the floors of my horrible neighbor’s disgusting and loud apartment. Dirty water, clean water, everything dripping out all over the floor and the pavement and then someone cut the supply and so; the cycles repeated nine million times. The cycles repeated and then they grinded to a halt. Wednesday, September 17 There was the idea of thinking about oneself until one invented an entirely new self. There was the idea of finding the place between past and future which of course logically concludes with present but, definitionally becomes hard to sort out. Something like wading through mud which these rooms often seem to be full of these days. I am reading a story about the Organ Donor Registry and why one should remove oneself at my party on Saturday. You will know you are ready to have a child when you are tired of taking care of yourself, Veronica says, in the story, and she said it to someone else in real life, because this part of the story is true, though it is not a true story. One can think about nostalgia and how to fill a day and right from wrong and if one is sincere or not and how to tell based on things like your own sense of your own soul and the cadence of your voice and often based on things you can kind of just see in the faces of yourself and others. I realized a long time ago that I live a life that people are interested in reading about, K said on the Internet. How to fill a day? I could have been far more voyeuristic about all of it. Instead, I talk about how to fill a day. I could have been far more interesting. If I am going to think about something besides myself it should be something fun like art not physics, Amelia says. I am going to think about: buy a Sony camera and make some flat-lay videos and join Raena Health to figure out the root of things and become very strong from all the climbing and write the story about Gnosticism or what happens when people seek meaning in signs and symbols when it’s all just randomness and is it a form of nihilism to turn towards religion if you are really still not sure? I am skeptical when people are very certain about things, Iris says. You’ve been learning to withhold your opinions but I hope it’s not just because you have none, Celia says. At the party - another party - everyone is very well dressed in things like linen, and I fit right in by coincidence because I am wearing a blue linen shirt. Are you bored yet because I am, Rose says. I am endlessly entertained, I tell Rose. But there were other problems too. Thursday, September 18 You don’t need anything but this, the waiter tells me at 9 Orchard. It is 2pm and hot. He brings me a Tequila espresso martini listed simply on the menu under; Day Drinking. He brings me a salad that is chock full of thin gray hairs so he removes it from the bill. Saoirse joins me. We are here to write in the Blue Room, but both our laptops are dead on arrival which is evidence, really, that neither of us were really here to write at all. We are here to hang, Saoirse keeps on saying. It is productive, really, because there were many things that had to be said at some point, and if a task necessitated completion at some point, well, now is as good a time as any. The bar at Nine Orchard is full of business people and weekday leisure. Wearing sunglasses. Drinking diet coke. I’ve been trying to be less gluttonous about it. Everyone is hoping to take advantage of the last dredges of sun, and so Saoirse gives me a hotel tour and then suggests we go outside. New ownership at the hotels around here. New blazing hot fires in the blue rooms at the hotels where the shades are pulled shut against the still blazing hot autumn resistant summer heat. We do cartwheels in the ballroom. We aren’t asked to leave. Before there was Dimes Square, there was The Metrograph, a German walking tour guide is saying, back on the street. No way that is real, I am saying to Saoirse. I see them all the time, Saoirse is saying to me. We walk to Le Dive. The hours tick onwards and so today is the last day of it. Last days of gluttony. My second-to-last-day in my-gluttenous-life. Saoirse is showing me a free library web application. Saoirse is showing me a free web application to read The Bible a little bit each day and then all at once in one year. Saoirse wants to sit outside. Saorise wants to drink wine. Saoirse wants to remind me how much better my life is now and I want to say; I’m not sure if I agree, I can’t drink sulfates, I am kinder now certainly, I am happy in this moment, I am sorry, I am sorry, I am sorry. I am so sorry for how I used to be and how I’ve been. I walk home as the sun fades. Plans for self improvement. Plans to revel in solitude (the thing I hate most). Plans to stay for a while. I don’t want to, really. I have been talking about how the apartment is clean but I still won’t let anyone else come inside. I imagine a winter where I was the happiest I’d ever been. You will be that happy again, Saoirse says. It’s ok if I’m not, I say. I imagine it is just one life all at once. I imagine what I think about when I pray. I imagine somewhere else. A place full of wind and desert and proverbial change that wouldn’t come. So, there is nowhere else but here. I decide to stay again. I decide this every day. Friday, September 19 An Aristotelian tragedy requires the tragic figure to be a hero, which is why it is particularly disappointing to suffer while you are feeling irredeemable. Apocalyptic ideation is when you’re thinking about how good you’d be at the apocalypse. Relentless optimism is when you’re challenging your friends just to see if they challenge you back. I wear a black dress to go ballroom dancing. I eat meatballs and gem salad and drink sparkling water at home. What are you doing today, Iris asks. Throwing a party, I respond. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Friday, September 26 From 7pm at EARTH — Patrick McGraw, JT LeRoy and Meg Superstar Princess open for Laura Albert.
Inline links: Health Gossip, EARTH, Laura Albert
P.A.D.1 mentions across 1 issues

P.A.D. is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 07, 2024 and October 07, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "an additional alternative art space called P.A.D. which hosts single-day exhibitions on carpets rolled out in SoHo". It most often appears alongside After Hours, Agnes Enkh, AIA New York.

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October 07, 2024
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October 07, 2024
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Mimetic Theories of Doing Nothing
October 07, 2024 · Original source
I go to the gym and then I walk to the Lower East Side for a meeting at Parent Company. The gallery used to be located in a shipping container in Brooklyn and I loved it then, but I haven’t been to the new space yet. You enter through a hatch off East Broadway and I like the new space too, there’s a group exhibition on view from an additional alternative art space called P.A.D. which hosts single-day exhibitions on carpets rolled out in SoHo. They’ve hosted more than eighty exhibitions since 2017, I’m told. There’s a glazed ceramic vase on view by SiSi Chen which I adore. It's titled Venus Falls Until She Floats, I can’t stop looking at it. I've been writing a lot about alternative art spaces lately and this one feels special.
Inline links: Parent Company, P.A.D, SiSi Chen
Palantir1 mentions across 1 issues

Palantir is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 27, 2025 and November 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "fresh off of working a Palantir-Party". It most often appears alongside A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving, Alex Arthur, Alice Bailey.

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November 27, 2025
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November 27, 2025
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One Million Billion Interludes
November 27, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, November 17 After the summer passed and I started fresh one million billion times and nothing really happened all autumn which is always how it kind of goes this time of year, I realized I’d been trying to be a bit too ethereal about it. There were certain ways I actually spent my days, after all. One tried to become more private, and instead, one started to simply become a bit obtuse. On Saturday, Lily invited me to the Philharmonic with friends, for example. Composed and conducted by John Adams to create “jazz-inflected take on film noir’s gritty sound world” as well as “a tribute to the Northern California coastline.” This was nice, because everything I’d been imagining for months now was all misty shores and temperate gray climates and so it was nice to hear the music and imagine kind of floating in that. Sat there kind of ignorant about it all, but liking the ideas that form in one’s subconscious in conjunction to classical music and the high ceilings and fancy rooms and watching the conductor move like a marionette. That was like drugs, Lily said, after. Phillip Glass was seated a few seats over the last time we were here, my new friends said, before. It was not quite midtown in Winter but Lincoln Center was still starting to glow, what with the horses and the Christmas trees and an older demographic of opera and film and philharmonic-goers all dressed up. Negronis in sippy-cups and vodka at the Russian Tea Room, and Lily’s artist boss had dressed her for the occasion and so she looked kind of sparkling in a long green skirt and a wool coat with a shoulder-hook for her purse. You look like a martini, I told Lily. I wore tights from the Internet and a dress from my ex-roomate and a falling-apart-purse from my ex-boyfriend and black shoes from my mother. You look like a whiteclaw, Lily told me, but she said it very kindly and so I didn’t take offense. After, our new friends showed us the lines in the road where the horse manure and hay had become indented to permanence, and they showed us a fountain where once an old woman was seen wrangling snakes, and they showed us an apple store they’d robbed, and they assisted the blind. We followed the blind man onto the subway and then later I was at downtown bars where it’s the same thing over and over again. Matt and Matt perched in the corridor by the bathroom. Ran into a friend fresh off of working a Palantir-Party. It could have been so good in theory, she explained. They’d rented out multiple bars and catered Carbone and a martini tower, after all. But the dry ice was kind of glitching and San Francisco people all wear aura rings even on nights-out and on the bright side, they left behind thousands and thousands of dollars in parmesan cheese. What else? Two dresses arrived in the night from resale Cinq de Sept and Gil Rodriguez and I laid them out on my perfectly made bed all black and christmas white. I wrote a small review about a book about a girl who idolizes the apocalypse because she does not desire to get old. I was paralyzed, for a while, which come to think of it, was what stirred all that talk about momentum. For breakfast, I am served a rotten egg at the gym on Prince Street. It emerges in a plastic cup and it is sheened in dark brown sludge. This egg is rotten, I cautiously tell the man who is working behind the counter. Oh, the man says, and then he opens his palms like he hopes for me to place the plastic box and rotting egg in them. We both seem unsure of what to do. Oh I’m sorry, he says. It’s ok, I say. And then he hands me a barbell bar in response. Like we are doing barter and trade. Cassandra tells me a story about one of her favorite days of her life. We were all on the peninsula for the week, by the ocean, in the room with the big wooden bed and the canopy curtains and the patchwork quilts. We let Cassandra and Celia in around mid afternoon, and we were all watching the boats float by on the window. And I was doing a rubix cube, Cassandra says. And you were getting so mad. And the day went on forever, I tell Cassandra Not forever, Cassandra says. I do remember writing down everything everyone said, though. Now, everything hovering hovering hovering. New Moon, tomorrow. Grab all that crisp and frozen air that’s hovering so thin it could snap, and maybe it will. November snaps in half and all the other omens and things-that-could-happen come spilling out. All because of the New Moon. All because of the artificial intelligence apocalypse. All because I’m reading the book that Alice Bailey’s demon wrote. Not to get too new age about it... WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Wednesday, November 26 From 7:00 - 9:00pm at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Hillsdale opened yesterday, and there’s another performance tonight! A play written by Roman D’Ambrosio and directed by Rabiah Rowther. “During homecoming weekend at the infamous conservative Hillsdale College, former fraternity brothers, and the women they love, reunite. As the weekend unfolds and the drinking increases, the alumni question their relationship with each other and the promises they were told. | This is a very unique play that I’m excited about. Definitely worth seeing. tickets here (additional performances Nov 28
Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Hillsdale, Roman D’Ambrosio, Rabiah Rowther, here
Patio1 mentions across 1 issues

Patio is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 19, 2024 and November 19, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Patio presents their third evening of reading". It most often appears alongside Adeline, Adriana Furlong, Aimee Armstrong.

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November 19, 2024
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November 19, 2024
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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
From 8pm at TJByrnes — Patio presents their third evening of reading. Featuring Alissa Bennett, Taylor Lewandowski, Walker Rutter-Bowman, Maya Martinez, Sarah Wang, and Alexander Sammartino.
Inline links: TJByrnes, Patio, Alissa Bennett, Taylor Lewandowski, Walker Rutter-Bowman, Maya Martinez
Perennial NYC1 mentions across 1 issues

Perennial NYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 24, 2024 and June 24, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Perennial NYC is hosting a reading on an Upper East Side terrace". It most often appears alongside A Doll House, Adam Lehrer, AirPods Max.

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Perennial NYC
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June 24, 2024
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June 24, 2024
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COLLECTED AGENDA #4
June 24, 2024 · Original source
Thursday, June 27 at 6:30pm - Perennial NYC is hosting a reading on an Upper East Side terrace (DM for address). I will be reading, along with Kathy Joyce, Ellie Lynch, Michael Saltypickles, Nick Dove, and David Clarity. Free entry and drinks!
Inline links: Perennial NYC, Kathy Joyce, Ellie Lynch, Michael Saltypickles, Nick Dove, David Clarity
PerfectlyImperfect1 mentions across 1 issues

PerfectlyImperfect is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between August 14, 2024 and August 14, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "PerfectlyImperfect x YouMissedIt presents bassvictim at Baby's All Right". It most often appears alongside Adam Friedland, Adeline, Annabel Boardman.

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PerfectlyImperfect
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August 14, 2024
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August 14, 2024
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@perfectlyimperfect.newsletter
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COLLECTED AGENDA #7
August 14, 2024 · Original source
From 11pm to late — PerfectlyImperfect x YouMissedIt presents bassvictim at Baby’s All Right. Also featuring Club Casualties, Harto Falión, and Number1Fairytale (dj).
Inline links: PerfectlyImperfect, YouMissedIt, bassvictim, Baby’s All Right, Club Casualties, Harto Falión, Number1Fairytale (dj)
Performa1 mentions across 1 issues

Performa is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 12, 2025 and November 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Performa Hub — arts organization operating the hub venue". It most often appears alongside 10 Today, 7, @quietluke.

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November 12, 2025
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November 12, 2025
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Things that Happened Once I Gave Up Vice
November 12, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm at Performa Hub — The Performa Biennial continues with an artist talk ft Dozie Kanu, Matt Hilvers, Chukwumamaa, and Fiona Duncan.
Inline links: Performa Hub, Performa Biennial
From 9pm at Performa Hub — The Whitney Review *officially* celebrates the launch of Issue 006. Ft performances by Abdu Mongo Ali, Canal Street Research Association, and Ryanaustin Dennis
Inline links: Performa Hub, The Whitney Review
From 7pm - 8:30pm at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — This Time by Matthew Gasda returns - “a play about relationships with a metaphysical twist.” | Tickets here (plus another performance on Thursday)
Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, This Time, Thursday
Performa NYC1 mentions across 1 issues

Performa NYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 27, 2025 and October 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Performa NYC hosts the Opening Night Artist Party, celebrating the artists of the Performa 2025 Biennial". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Alt-Citizen.

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October 27, 2025
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October 27, 2025
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Autumn Secrets
October 27, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm - 12pm at 424 Broadway — Performa NYC hosts the Opening Night Artist Party, celebrating the artists of the Performa 2025 Biennial and the official launch of WIP Mag. Hosted by Isabella Boylston, Anne Imhoff, Charles Renfro, Kendalle Getty, Whitney Mallet, Imogene Strauss. Performance by Saturn Rising 9.
Inline links: Performa NYC, Opening Night Artist Party, WIP Mag
From 7:30pm at Kaufmann Concert Hall — Karl Ove Knausgård joins composer/percussionist Glenn Kotche (Wilco), and writer James Wood for an evening blending language with sonic explorations, performances, film, and conversation. Tickets here
Inline links: Kaufmann Concert Hall, here
LONDON - From 8pm at The Groucho Club — Soho Reading Series and God Save The Scene presents Salon Obscura; The Psychoanalysis Ball. Halloween party of the season ft readings, performances, and DJs. No costume, no entry. Hosted by Tom Willis, Elizabeth Dimitroff, and Oivia Bryant.
Inline links: Soho Reading Series, God Save The Scene
Permafrost1 mentions across 1 issues

Permafrost is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 07, 2024 and October 07, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Permafrost presents ambient iii with live ambient sets from espforever, mithril, and condorhouse". It most often appears alongside After Hours, Agnes Enkh, AIA New York.

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Permafrost
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October 07, 2024
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October 07, 2024
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Mimetic Theories of Doing Nothing
October 07, 2024 · Original source
From 8pm - 12pm at Pretty Garden Club — Permafrost presents ambient iii with live ambient sets from espforever, mithril, and condorhouse - “an evening to rejoice in autumn's sentimentality, a momentous gathering to embrace summer's farewell”
Inline links: Pretty Garden Club, Permafrost, espforever, mithril, condorhouse
Petal Books1 mentions across 1 issues

Petal Books is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 05, 2025 and November 05, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Petal Books hosts a book release and art show". It most often appears alongside 220 Bogart St, 99 Minutes or Less, Alex Da Corte.

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Petal Books
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November 05, 2025
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November 05, 2025
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Fever Dreams
November 05, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 11pm at Tawny — Petal Books hosts a book release and art show, ft Ayana Iyer, Ciff Gant, Cole Smith, Jackson Ebbin, Jacob Ortega, Matt Bvoinms, Nathan Fayyazuddin, Nico Jones, Poppy Silvermen, Romi Marckx, Stella Jarvis. Food by Roan Hutner. Piano by Jonah Trudeau.
Inline links: Tawny, Petal Books
PETIT MORT1 mentions across 1 issues

PETIT MORT is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 08, 2024 and July 08, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "hosted by DIRTY MAG x PETIT MORT". It most often appears alongside 442 Broadway, 7-Eleven, A Doll House.

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PETIT MORT
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July 08, 2024
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July 08, 2024
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COLLECTED AGENDA #5
July 08, 2024 · Original source
Another event to follow on Saturday, July 20 at Old Flings, hosted by DIRTY MAG x PETIT MORT. More details forthcoming, but the lineup is fun, and Myth Lab is a very special book that calls for a very special celebration.
Inline links: Old Flings, DIRTY MAG
Pig Roast Publishing1 mentions across 1 issues

Pig Roast Publishing is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between April 15, 2025 and April 15, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Pig Roast Publishing is hosting a lit reading". It most often appears alongside Alex Kazemi, Anthony Galluzzo, BioBat Art Space.

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[REDACTED] is awful
April 15, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm at Seventh Heaven — Pig Roast Publishing is hosting a lit reading, featuring friend-of-the-letter Danielle Chelosky (selling early copies of her new book), Greta Schledorn, Cletus Crow, Catherine Spino, Jeff Schneider, and Conor Hultman.
Inline links: Seventh Heaven, Pig Roast Publishing
prisone.org1 mentions across 1 issues

prisone.org is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 23, 2025 and January 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Samuel Beckett gave his Nobel Prize money to a jail org, or was it prisone.org"; "gave his Nobel Prize money to a jail org, or was it prisone.org". It most often appears alongside 4 Berry Street, 61 Lispenard, A Room of One's Own.

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Burn my diaries
January 23, 2025 · Original source
The chalky pavement has turned to ice in the afternoon. Walking under the Washington Square arch on the way to Tibet House and its icier than ever. The ground is all glazed over. It’s the latest installment of the Arden Wohl’s reading series at Tibet House; Inauguration Edition this time. Madelyn is wearing a pink sweatshirt when I get there. Madelyn is telling me about knowing your own mind. Alex Auder reads about cock sucking and brings up a friend to read with her who enjoys the act, because she doesn't "I feel demeaned when I suck dick. I feel demeaned when I teach yoga," she says. She reads a story about a life in servitude to someone famous who reminds her of Donald Trump. Tonight is a night where as soon as I have one glass of wine, I wish I didn’t. The haze sets in, and I want it to clear. Beckett arrives. The readings are mostly good, but I’m jittery. I sit in the lobby and I eat some grapes and cheese, replace the wine with water. “Over the years I noticed from my overlord that peasants were increasingly behaving like they were nobles,” Alex Auder is saying, when I return. “There are more cameras than there are people in the world,” Gideon Jacobs is reading, later. I can’t stop drifting in and out of the room. I’m worried about some things, about some people. I get like this sometimes, and I wish I could get it to stop. I go to the bathroom and I return again, to a reading about Courtney Love. “She used to do water ballet and she was getting into the grateful dead.” “She lied a lot and never listened directly but she was a sponge - she takes a word from an incidental periphery and works it into her trope in real time. She’s that fast.” “She said she was born on my birthday; July 1st, but she was born a week later; July 8th” This is my type of lie, I’m thinking. A lie to please. False enchantment. It’s a juvenile compulsion, you mostly outgrow it, and if it was Courtney Love partaking then perhaps it was charming, but my visceral reaction is one of repulsion. Lizzi Bougatsos reads about Gary Indiana. She sits on the floor and she clips her toenails. “We shall mark memory with reverence,” Arden is saying. Beckett is telling me that it’s cool to be at a reading that’s an older crowd, and it is, it’s wine and cheese, there’s no disco party to follow. Beckett introduces me to his acquaintance from Paris. They are talking about Godot and prison sentences. Samuel Beckett gave his Nobel Prize money to a jail org, or was it prisone.org One time, there was a prison break after a performance of Godot. Madelyn is making tape formations on her phone with the other Lacanians. Lacan as separated from psychoanalysis. Lacan as applicable to real life. I’m just gleaning sentences. These ideas aren’t mine. Cigarette outside and then a burger at the orthodox Jewish establishment nearby. We forgot they can only do vegan cheese on burgers here. A lychee martini instead. They’re playing pop music so loud Wednesday, January 23 I hear my neighbors door shut as I’m poised to leave this morning. Decide, instead, to hover in the kitchen. We don't really like each other, my neighbor and I. Nothing was ever said, but there’s an underlying hostility. I have friends over too late, too often. The walls are thin. I'm glad to be waking up at the same time as the rest of the world, though. Sometimes - up all night, becoming manic around five am, this can be nice, but it's usually not. Normal hours. Normal cycles of day and night. The ice has come and smoothed everything over. Too cold to listen to music on my walk to school. I'm peeling off layers in an office, at the gym, the hallway of our apartment is becoming salty and dusted with the chalky snowstorm residue that first coated the surface of everything, and that now is starting to settle. Nothing is volatile. Such placidity, suddenly, but I’m not bored. All the calm in the world. Thank god. It really was about time. And so, you eat two chalky protein pop tarts on the bench at the gym. There are two girls with thick french accents in the locker room parallel to you. "He's a fucking retard, he only calls me at three am and it's only because he wants to sleep with my friends," says one of the girls. She's wearing a sherpa jacket. KHRISJOY, it says, in big red dripping letters. Spray paint imitation. You look it up - $2145 online. It's so ugly, but you're vaguely impressed. Of course you are. You're wearing a Versace sports bra that you bought for a music festival in high school. Absurd. The people watching here is good. The girl is still talking. She's so furious. "And he would be calling to sleep with me, but he knows he can't, fucking retard," she is saying. This version of the narration makes more sense - her rage rooted in something adjacent to jealousy. You gather your things. You gather your tote bags. It's too cold for so many bags. Your hands get numb out there. You're in a humid basement now, but you can't stay here forever. There's an artists talk tonight, but do you have it in you to attend? Cheese and sausage for dinner at home. I forgot about the dishes and I left the sink running for an hour. I’ve never known how to dress for the weather, but that doesn’t mean I mind the extremes. Today - my mother’s gloves, a borrowed Urbit hat from David, a beanie really, it looks insane but it’s too freezing for me to mind. More isn’t always more. More is often so, intolerably, annoying. I don’t want to wear a coat. My books arrive today. Mostly for school, plus one Ruby recommended. I’ll read them all - I’m glad that I have reason to. Salvador - Joan Didion The Company She Keeps - Mary McCarthy The Fire Next Time - James Baldwin Confessions - Saint Augustine The Situation and the Story - Vivian Gornic A Room of One’s Own - Virginia Woolf A Silent Woman - Janet Malcom Are You My Mother - Alison Bechdel The Argonauts - Maggie Nelson The Atrocity Exhibition - J. G. Ballard WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Thursday, January 23 From 6pm - 8pm at 61 Lispenard — Canada NY and Eighth House present Rest and Reprieve: A Window into Creative Solitude. Eighth House is “an interdisciplinary residency for artists and curators located in Central Vermont.” The exhibition serves as a benefit for this very special residency.
Inline links: Tibet House, Alex Auder, Gideon Jacobs, Lizzi Bougatsos, Arden, KHRISJOY, Salvador -, The Company She Keeps, The Fire Next Time, Confessions, The Situation and the Story, A Room of One’s Own, A Silent Woman, Are You My Mother, The Argonauts, The Atrocity Exhibition, Canada NY, Eighth House, Rest and Reprieve: A Window into Creative Solitude.
Problem Child Advisory1 mentions across 1 issues

Problem Child Advisory is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 04, 2025 and September 04, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Alyssa Davis Gallery and Problem Child Advisory present Q3". It most often appears alongside 131 Chrystie St, 54 Barrow St, Aeronauts Aimed for Altitude, Even….

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Drinking Dreams
September 04, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm at 171 Henry Street — Alyssa Davis Gallery and Problem Child Advisory present Q3 - a group show serving up a crude account of the current state of affairs.”
Inline links: Alyssa Davis Gallery, Problem Child Advisory
lainfluencersnark1 mentions across 1 issues

r/lainfluencersnark is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 13, 2025 and January 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "I'm browsing r/lainfluencersnark and they have a lot to say". It most often appears alongside 4chan, Altadena Girls, Altro Paradiso.

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Life before inositol
January 13, 2025 · Original source
Wednesday, January 8 Meeting with Beckett and Jonah this morning at Caffe Reggio to discuss Tense - Reggio is full and so Beckett suggests Dante. It’s not like he remembered it, now. It’s a coffee shop, he says, but it’s a cocktail bar now. Expensive green and red martinis in thin glasses whirling through the room even now, at two pm. They still let us sit for coffee. I have an interview after. Madelyn texts me. At Altro Paradiso at 3pm, they are saying goodbye to the head chef. I’ve gone to Altro Paradiso a few times recently, because Madelyn works there mostly, although even independent of that it’s the best food I’ve had in New York in a while. Today, I was in a rush, the plans were last minute. I'm still wearing my workout clothes and their ‘archival lululemon’ - hand-me-downs from a closet of a friend of my mothers when I was about thirteen years old. The shirt is striped and black and white and a small band bearing slogans like “nothing tastes as good as skinny feels” folds up or down at the hem, depending on how flagrantly antisocial you feel like being on that particular day. I’m keeping the band folded under today. I’m wildly underdressed but it’s afternoon, the restaurant isn’t even technically open yet. There’s a toast to the chef and I’m the only outsider in attendance and so I stay at the bar while the group of staff and friends and family assemble. It’s very special, even to bear witness to as someone uninvolved. There’s a heart and soul to food and drink and service that other industries, even creative industries, really don’t have in the same way. I’m a tiny bit tipsy, now. I need to start hostessing again. I make this note on my phone: “NEED TO START HOSTESSING AGAIN!!!!” We stay at Altro Paradiso til dinner starts, and we continue to stay till it feels like dinner is about to end. Everything is magical - the alla prima cocktail, wine, dirty martini, pane e ricotta, salad with figs and dates, octopus, olives, oysters under beds of thinly sliced veggies, malfatti (which is pasta that is like little pillows), linguine al nero (which is pasta with squid ink and cuttlefish and basil), a few deserts - pistachio ice cream and the pear cake. The afternoon turns to a sparkling evening. I walk home. I go elsewhere, after - fun too, but I probably shouldn’t have. I should probably learn when to call an evening. Decadence in excess, turns all that sparkles sour. Thursday, January 9 It's been the same day on repeat so far this year. The same three days, really. Rinse and do it again. The year has only held nine days. I can't view my stagnation with too much harshness. Decadence, in contrast, should be viewed with harshness. Los Angeles is burning up and it feels uncouth to talk about this here as this tragedy is not my life, but I can't stop watching. Most emotions are triggered through all five senses - it's a strange feeling of muted horror to see destruction of places and lives you know on a screen, detached from your physical experience but visible in real time in your cognizant mind - peripheral vision. I accidentally get stuck in the Louis Vuitton x Murakami line in SoHo. I accidentally steal a pair of Split sweatpants from the gym. I accidentally read all the books on the 4chan 2024 Top 100 Lit Board list. I'm on tiktok watching videos of the apocalypse overlaid with Lana del Rey audio. I’m browsing r/lainfluencersnark and they have a lot to say about the way their parasocial relationships are handling the apocalypse. I tried to write something about phones and chaos and end times but it was silly. These are resources / writing from people in LA. The Angel - L.A. Fires — How to Help
Inline links: Tense, Altro Paradiso, The Angel - L.A. Fires — How to Help
Radical Philosophy Archive1 mentions across 1 issues

Radical Philosophy Archive is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 27, 2025 and February 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Romantic Bureaucracy by Boris Groys, from Radical Philosophy Archive". It most often appears alongside Aesop's Fables, AGI, AI Grifts.

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Your Favorite Grifters Favorite Grifter
February 27, 2025 · Original source
Romantic Bureaucracy by Boris Groys, from Radical Philosophy Archive
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Raena Health1 mentions across 1 issues

Raena Health is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 26, 2025 and September 26, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "join Raena Health to figure out the root of things". It most often appears alongside Aimee Goguen, Amelia, American Academy of Arts and Letters.

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Apocalyptic Ideation
September 26, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, September 15 Joe and Darby drove me back all the way from Washington DC to New York City yesterday. Me, nauseous sort of hungover laid flat in the back seat, shoes pressed up against the already smudged glass window and the September sun reflecting off the highway and the hood of the car and the tar black pavement turning everything so warm inside. A long warm drive where time passed somewhere between not at all and all at once. Too lethargic to really notice. We turned on a tape. The Shirley Jackson story based on all those girls wearing distinct raincoats that were disappearing into the woods around Bennington, Vermont in the 40s and 50s. In the story, nineteen year old Louisa Tether runs away from her beautiful old white wood Massachusetts home and nice-enough family on account of mostly a sense of ambient contempt and a desire for a whole new life. As it turns out, one can get a whole new life without too much trouble. All it takes is swapping out your nice blue jacket for your old rain jacket and retreating to a town that is not too-big but still-big-enough. Three years later, Louisa Tether is Lois Taylor. In the story, Lois Taylor tries very hard to act in accordance to the stories she is telling herself. This, Lois Taylor learns quickly, is what it takes to be a good liar or maybe just a new person, the two are kind of the same in this case. I doze in and out of sleep, but the sound of the audio-book is nice and I am curious what will happen when Louisa decides to come home. “Louisa Please Come Home”, the story is called. It ends with a chance encounter, a change in whims after three years, and the realization, too, that it is just too late. By that point, it is just too late. A three-years-older Louisa washes up at her three-years-older family home and her three-years-older parents and sister look into her just slightly aged face and irrevocably changed eyes. It’s just been too many years of playing pretend. You shouldn’t pretend to be our Louisa, Louisa’s parents say. You have a family who loves you, and you should go home to them. We hope that someday, our Louisa comes home, like you should go home to your parents. Our Louisa was younger than you, Lousia’s father explains. In my own small and strange apartment things are still a bit cluttered but at least nothing is sterile. I made a call and I imagined a big white Massachusetts home. A stone patio in the back and still-green trees and hobby horses in the front. Windows that I could stare in and a door that I could still walk through because I have never run away. An old car and quiet roads and little red berries that crunch underfoot this time of year. Three years is quite some time. This part of the story made me uneasy. The emphasis on how much older all these should-be happy and youthful people look after only three long years. New York City is still so steaming hot. I weigh my options, and decide to stay for a while. Tuesday, September 16 In my life where I am staying for a while, Celia sends me mantras in the night. Today is a good day to become harder to kill and easier to love, Celia says. I have already seen this mantra on Health Gossip, but I appreciate it all the same. I wake up in a room that is small now, and so it is easy to take quick stock of things. The light and the white bedspread and a little gold swan and gold watch and gold cross and black Orca stone of Protection clustered on the edge of the table. Celia is joking I presume, but most things do come down to energy and integrity. Volatility is what emerges when there is energy without integrity. So; I am working on things. In the morning, there are mantras from Celia and there is sludge and dirty water seeping through my ceilings from the bathroom of my always-yelling-upstairs-neighbors. This is not so much a thing of patterns and symbols everywhere for those with eyes to see, and more an indicator that people who are very loud often also live kind of disgusting lives. One kicks into gear. Call the people one should call. Say thank you very much and the anonymity of these things still feels strange. I am very easy to kill like most people are and I don’t really believe in quantifying or even speaking on things like easy to love. There is lymphatic drainage and athletic resistance and pyrogenics and snake oil face tape and blue multi peptide serums and red light therapy and real sort of detox incoming because yes, there needs to be one of those soon. I sat at Dr. Clarke’s with snake venom filled saki and martini and free champagne til late enough last night to say goodbye to friends who come and go in and out in this city and then I wandered home through the remnants of the never-ending-San-Gennaro fair, where teens were scrambling on the ferris wheel and a nice seeming man was shilling free fried oreos. I sat at The Odeon which is really just the perfect restaurant til almost sunset tonight, perched at the bar alone for a while waiting for Celia to arrive, old school vibe, pink and green glowing clock, men walking in straight from the plane carrying luggage. I ran into an architect and an editor and there was talk about throwing a party. Celia arrived full of stories about design and plans that made me full of energy and a night and life that could stretch endlessly if I could find it in me to not flee shortly after dinner. Are we going to an after party, Celia asked me. I presume I’m un-invited because of an incident where I was acting hard to love and easy to kill, I told Celia. That’s ok, Celia told me. We went to a reading instead, where the lamps were stained glass and the stories were about people who are too bored to cook but still need to eat. We went to a party then, too, which is always how these things go and then I wandered home through quiet streets of the Financial District and up a ways and it was too late for anyone to still be out shilling anything or too quiet for me to stop if they were, regardless. The windows were left open at my new and strange apartment and I counted the turtles in the clean water in the pond outside and back inside the water had stopped dripping through the floors of my horrible neighbor’s disgusting and loud apartment. Dirty water, clean water, everything dripping out all over the floor and the pavement and then someone cut the supply and so; the cycles repeated nine million times. The cycles repeated and then they grinded to a halt. Wednesday, September 17 There was the idea of thinking about oneself until one invented an entirely new self. There was the idea of finding the place between past and future which of course logically concludes with present but, definitionally becomes hard to sort out. Something like wading through mud which these rooms often seem to be full of these days. I am reading a story about the Organ Donor Registry and why one should remove oneself at my party on Saturday. You will know you are ready to have a child when you are tired of taking care of yourself, Veronica says, in the story, and she said it to someone else in real life, because this part of the story is true, though it is not a true story. One can think about nostalgia and how to fill a day and right from wrong and if one is sincere or not and how to tell based on things like your own sense of your own soul and the cadence of your voice and often based on things you can kind of just see in the faces of yourself and others. I realized a long time ago that I live a life that people are interested in reading about, K said on the Internet. How to fill a day? I could have been far more voyeuristic about all of it. Instead, I talk about how to fill a day. I could have been far more interesting. If I am going to think about something besides myself it should be something fun like art not physics, Amelia says. I am going to think about: buy a Sony camera and make some flat-lay videos and join Raena Health to figure out the root of things and become very strong from all the climbing and write the story about Gnosticism or what happens when people seek meaning in signs and symbols when it’s all just randomness and is it a form of nihilism to turn towards religion if you are really still not sure? I am skeptical when people are very certain about things, Iris says. You’ve been learning to withhold your opinions but I hope it’s not just because you have none, Celia says. At the party - another party - everyone is very well dressed in things like linen, and I fit right in by coincidence because I am wearing a blue linen shirt. Are you bored yet because I am, Rose says. I am endlessly entertained, I tell Rose. But there were other problems too. Thursday, September 18 You don’t need anything but this, the waiter tells me at 9 Orchard. It is 2pm and hot. He brings me a Tequila espresso martini listed simply on the menu under; Day Drinking. He brings me a salad that is chock full of thin gray hairs so he removes it from the bill. Saoirse joins me. We are here to write in the Blue Room, but both our laptops are dead on arrival which is evidence, really, that neither of us were really here to write at all. We are here to hang, Saoirse keeps on saying. It is productive, really, because there were many things that had to be said at some point, and if a task necessitated completion at some point, well, now is as good a time as any. The bar at Nine Orchard is full of business people and weekday leisure. Wearing sunglasses. Drinking diet coke. I’ve been trying to be less gluttonous about it. Everyone is hoping to take advantage of the last dredges of sun, and so Saoirse gives me a hotel tour and then suggests we go outside. New ownership at the hotels around here. New blazing hot fires in the blue rooms at the hotels where the shades are pulled shut against the still blazing hot autumn resistant summer heat. We do cartwheels in the ballroom. We aren’t asked to leave. Before there was Dimes Square, there was The Metrograph, a German walking tour guide is saying, back on the street. No way that is real, I am saying to Saoirse. I see them all the time, Saoirse is saying to me. We walk to Le Dive. The hours tick onwards and so today is the last day of it. Last days of gluttony. My second-to-last-day in my-gluttenous-life. Saoirse is showing me a free library web application. Saoirse is showing me a free web application to read The Bible a little bit each day and then all at once in one year. Saoirse wants to sit outside. Saorise wants to drink wine. Saoirse wants to remind me how much better my life is now and I want to say; I’m not sure if I agree, I can’t drink sulfates, I am kinder now certainly, I am happy in this moment, I am sorry, I am sorry, I am sorry. I am so sorry for how I used to be and how I’ve been. I walk home as the sun fades. Plans for self improvement. Plans to revel in solitude (the thing I hate most). Plans to stay for a while. I don’t want to, really. I have been talking about how the apartment is clean but I still won’t let anyone else come inside. I imagine a winter where I was the happiest I’d ever been. You will be that happy again, Saoirse says. It’s ok if I’m not, I say. I imagine it is just one life all at once. I imagine what I think about when I pray. I imagine somewhere else. A place full of wind and desert and proverbial change that wouldn’t come. So, there is nowhere else but here. I decide to stay again. I decide this every day. Friday, September 19 An Aristotelian tragedy requires the tragic figure to be a hero, which is why it is particularly disappointing to suffer while you are feeling irredeemable. Apocalyptic ideation is when you’re thinking about how good you’d be at the apocalypse. Relentless optimism is when you’re challenging your friends just to see if they challenge you back. I wear a black dress to go ballroom dancing. I eat meatballs and gem salad and drink sparkling water at home. What are you doing today, Iris asks. Throwing a party, I respond. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Friday, September 26 From 7pm at EARTH — Patrick McGraw, JT LeRoy and Meg Superstar Princess open for Laura Albert.
Inline links: Health Gossip, EARTH, Laura Albert
Reunion1 mentions across 1 issues

Reunion is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 06, 2025 and May 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Reunion and Sean Glass present Reunion LIVE". It most often appears alongside A Musical Environment, A Night of New Literature, A.L. Bahta.

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mutually assured destruction
May 06, 2025 · Original source
From 7:30pm at Gospel — Reunion and Sean Glass present Reunion LIVE. “A live anthology featuring seven short standalone pieces with different casts. All connect thematically and at times diegetically with characters crossing over from one piece to another.”
Inline links: Gospel, Reunion, Sean Glass, Reunion LIVE
Rizzoli1 mentions across 1 issues

Rizzoli is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 12, 2025 and March 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "a 240-page hardcover book by Rizzoli, showcasing artworks and photographs". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott BK, Abi Yaga, Ace Hotel Brooklyn.

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Rules for Clarity
March 12, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 9pm at Market Gallery — Mayan Toledo celebrates the release of “Can you not” – a 240-page hardcover book by Rizzoli, showcasing artworks and photographs that highlight the relationship between Toledo and her collaborator Erin Magee
Inline links: Market Gallery, Mayan Toledo
Romanticon1 mentions across 1 issues

Romanticon is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 26, 2025 and September 26, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Epiphanies is sponsored by Romanticon - 'a revival of romantic letters: Sharing and performing the fruits of the intimate.'". It most often appears alongside Aimee Goguen, Amelia, American Academy of Arts and Letters.

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Apocalyptic Ideation
September 26, 2025 · Original source
From 8:45pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Epiphanies begins; a new reading regular series that focuses on love (for other people or Nature or God) and religious experiences. The first event features readings by Matthew Gasda, Tara Isabella Burton, Stephen G. Adubato, Bob Lain, Sean Lynch, and more. Rooftop party with drinks and treats to follow the readings. Epiphanies is sponsored by Romanticon - “a revival of romantic letters: Sharing and performing the fruits of the intimate.”
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Epiphanies, Romanticon
Rose Books1 mentions across 1 issues

Rose Books is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 27, 2025 and October 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Writer's Diary (Rose Books) - copies available for sale"; "release of Writer's Diary (Rose Books) - copies available for sale". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Alt-Citizen.

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Autumn Secrets
October 27, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - 2am at Funny Bar — Matthew Gasda celebrates the release of Writer’s Diary (Rose Books) - copies available for sale.
Inline links: Funny Bar, Matthew Gasda, Writer’s Diary
Russian Cosmism Circle1 mentions across 1 issues

Russian Cosmism Circle is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 19, 2024 and November 19, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Russian Cosmism Circle (of which I am a member) hosts their first in person event". It most often appears alongside Adeline, Adriana Furlong, Aimee Armstrong.

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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
From 6pm - 8pm — Russian Cosmism Circle (of which I am a member) hosts their first in person event at TJ Byrnes. Come discuss the cosmos with Amana and Clare Koury. Co-presented by Russian Cosmism Circle NYC, Clocked Out Magazine, and Alyssa Davis Gallery
Inline links: Russian Cosmism Circle, Amana, Clare Koury, Clocked Out Magazine, Alyssa Davis Gallery
Russian Cosmism Circle NYC Thursday, November 21 Aimee Armstrong is looking for extras for her new movie – email doll.webseries@gmail.com if you want to spend your day ACTING. I don’t act, but I had tons of fun spending my day in a similar manner for DDM last week. Something to consider!
Inline links: DDM
Russian Cosmism Reading Group1 mentions across 1 issues

Russian Cosmism Reading Group is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 28, 2024 and October 28, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "I tell my friend about the Russian Cosmism Reading Group I have joined, following an announcement at the Bryan Johnson Don't Die event". It most often appears alongside 12 Questions, 27 Club, Adeline Swartzendruber.

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Indulging in the Eschaton
October 28, 2024 · Original source
A friend brings coffee over this morning and we sit on the terrace. It’s not too cold yet. The terrace is dusty and I’m excited for the surface to freeze over. I tell my friend about the Russian Cosmism Reading Group I have joined, following an announcement at the Bryan Johnson Don’t Die event downtown last month. I tell her that I’m interested in the idea of defeating death because it strikes me as both spiritual and flagrantly sacrilegious. I’m inclined to find the concept terrifying, because there are so many worse things than dying that could happen during eternity. She tells me that following a former boy band pop star's death last week, she felt really sad that she will never be a member of the 27 Club. I know that’s so fucked up, she says.
Inline links: Bryan Johnson Don’t Die
Salteye Studio1 mentions across 1 issues

Salteye Studio is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 10, 2025 and February 10, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Salteye Studio celebrates the launch of their debut collection". It most often appears alongside 131 Chrystie St, Ahmed, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema.

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Salteye Studio
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1
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February 10, 2025
Last seen
February 10, 2025
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@studio.maisonnur
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February Dining.
February 10, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 11pm at 131 Chrystie St — Salteye Studio celebrates the launch of their debut collection, co-hosted by Dirty Mag. Cocktails by drinkmothersmilk and catedralmezcal. Bites by Supper Studio.
Inline links: Salteye Studio, Dirty Mag, drinkmothersmilk, catedralmezcal
Scope Collective1 mentions across 1 issues

Scope Collective is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between April 15, 2025 and April 15, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Tori Lawrence and Scope Collective present Junkspace". It most often appears alongside Alex Kazemi, Anthony Galluzzo, BioBat Art Space.

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Scope Collective
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1
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1
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April 15, 2025
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April 15, 2025
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@collective.scope
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[REDACTED] is awful
April 15, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 10:30pm at BioBat Art Space — Tori Lawrence and Scope Collective present Junkspace - an evening of site specific dance, film, and live performance. Featuring Helen Batya Rubinstein, Joseph Brock, Seth Wanger, and more | Snacks provided, drinks available
Inline links: BioBat Art Space, Tori Lawrence, Scope Collective
SCRAAATCH1 mentions across 1 issues

SCRAAATCH is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 28, 2024 and October 28, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "multimedia performance duo SCRAAATCH". It most often appears alongside 12 Questions, 27 Club, Adeline Swartzendruber.

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SCRAAATCH
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1
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1
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October 28, 2024
Last seen
October 28, 2024
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@scraaatch202
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Indulging in the Eschaton
October 28, 2024 · Original source
From 5pm - 7pm — Company gallery celebrates the opening of solo exhibitions by painter Sergio Miguel and multimedia performance duo SCRAAATCH
Inline links: Company gallery, Sergio Miguel, SCRAAATCH
Semiotext(e)1 mentions across 1 issues

Semiotext(e) is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between April 15, 2025 and April 15, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "spend the fall reading everything Semiotext(e) has ever published". It most often appears alongside Alex Kazemi, Anthony Galluzzo, BioBat Art Space.

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Semiotext(e)
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1
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1
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April 15, 2025
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April 15, 2025
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[REDACTED] is awful
April 15, 2025 · Original source
Monday, April 7 Me Being More Gentle About It: Little spiders climb up and down my arms as I sit in the yoga tent and go to school on my Computer. The men are back at the horses stables this morning, brushing the animals off and dust goes flying, red flower petals keep blowing down from the trees and creating a sort of storm of pollen in the dusty air. Something great happened last night. At first, I was worried about it, but things turned out fine and so in retrospect, it was something great. Driving back from dinner on the ATV, there had been a storm on the beach and so we’d been stuck there for a while, getting a little drenched even huddled under the tent and finally we were driving back, open air, wet road, bright moon and suddenly there was a little black colt standing lost in the middle of the street. I got off the ATV, moonshine shimmering off all the puddles, the animal was not concerned, it was just standing in the street looking up at me and then we walked together, across the wet pavement and into wet dirt, down the dark dirt road and then I left it by the stable - we couldn't find the gate but it wasn’t looking to wander more. Today, the horse is fine, and I knew that it would be. I think it was some kind of omen, maybe. A reminder to consult with the stars, and particularly, lately, to check on the tides. I'll be back in New York tomorrow - having strange flashbacks to being a gallery girl intern and waking up all bright eyed and opportunistic with the sun. When I think about that, I get all excited to be back in the city. I could be a Permafreelance assistant for a prestige publication and make $9.77 an hour this summer if I wanted. Permafreelance is their word, not mine. It means you work full time but you don't get benefits or vacation. You can’t, with any self respect, be nearly twenty five years old and still reveling in an exploitative half job lugging garment bags around New York but if you could, then you probably still would. I could spend the summer reading The Greats and I could spend the fall reading everything Semiotext(e) has ever published. I could start a strange project called [REDACTED] that is sure to be a hit. Yeah, it's time to go back to New York though. David and I watched the sunset for real tonight. I found the Secret Beach. Yeah, it is pretty magic, David said. Tuesday, April 8 I had too many yuca fries before the beef stew dinner last night and so I wasn’t too hungry, went to bed early, didn't sleep a wink and now it's dawn. We eat dinner at Ritual most nights in Malpais. Ritual is the cafe that David’s friend's girlfriend owns. It is full of wonderful things like a tart made of avocados and cashews and coconut oil, or espresso mixed with orange juice, or, last night was stew from the meat we grilled over the weekend, and last night the restaurant was closed, just accessible for us, I went to bed too early. Fog at sunrise today. I pack up and I tiptoe out of the hotel. David finds me by the horses in the morning dew making scratch marks on paper. I tell him that I don't take any of it for granted, and I mean it when I say it. I get in a taxi, and then I am by myself again. At the airport, I am too tired to even be on edge. I text Sylvie and Rebecca about the project idea that is sure to be a hit. Do you want to be a part of [new hit project] I say. Yes, they both say. At the airport, I kind of want to go slump over in a booth, and so I go and sit inside an awful place called GastroPub and I order one of those awful salads with the canned black olives and the dried mushrooms and cranberries and shaved almonds and some generic seed oil filled dressing, you know the type. I order a black coffee, too. The seed oil dressing on the side comes dangerously close to sloshing all over my coffee. I pick the chicken out of my salad with some care and eat only that, while the rest of the whole soggy heap of food kind of collapses in on itself. I spend twenty one dollars. Then, I spend nineteen dollars on some coffee and electrolytes and macaroons from Starbucks. I make sure to time my macaron consumption to end at twelve noon exactly, and then I set a timer for 36 Hours. A Monk Fast. This is the sort of thing that can be done when one is at the airport feeling bogged down. Obviously, I am not actually going to join a cult. It's mostly just aesthetic fixation. Style over substance. The real issue intellectually is if you can't truly distinguish yourself from something like the plastic tray on the plane in front of you. I haven't even really tried too hard to find a God. I'm sorry. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Tuesday, April 15 From 8pm - late at (RSVP for location) — Terms Eccles is throwing another tax day party!! - “talking broadly about money and art and downtown and midtown, all at once. the only thing that will make tax day worth celebrating.”
Inline links: https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!j6Cp!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fb33657e9-0216-4c78-a2b9-25d2e1c66ed3_1600x1200.jpeg, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!5KHr!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F08e93783-43a6-4b3f-90ab-827d6d614ce1_1200x1600.jpeg, Terms Eccles
Semiotexte1 mentions across 1 issues

Semiotexte is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 17, 2025 and September 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "published this year by Semiotexte". It most often appears alongside 1301PE, Aamina Khan, Adoration of the Magi.

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Semiotexte
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1
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1
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September 17, 2025
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September 17, 2025
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Aura-Abysmal
September 17, 2025 · Original source
From 4pm at 183 S Eighth St, Brooklyn — Jeanne Graff and Chris Kraus read to celebrate the book launch of Sylvère Lotringer’s Bloomsbury interviews … translated by Jeanne and published this year by Semiotexte.
Inline links: Jeanne Graff, Chris Kraus
Serpent Club Press1 mentions across 1 issues

Serpent Club Press is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between April 15, 2025 and April 15, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Serpent Club Press celebrates the forthcoming issue with a reading and party". It most often appears alongside Alex Kazemi, Anthony Galluzzo, BioBat Art Space.

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Serpent Club Press
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1
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1
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April 15, 2025
Last seen
April 15, 2025
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@me_betseybrown
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[REDACTED] is awful
April 15, 2025 · Original source
From 7:30pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Serpent Club Press celebrates the forthcoming issue with a reading and party. Hosted by Paul Franz, Matthew Gasda, and Robert Gittings. Readings by Ross Barkan, Greg Gerke, Anthony Galluzzo, Ella Schmidt and more.
Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, reading and party, Paul Franz, Matthew Gasda
Show and Tell1 mentions across 1 issues

Show and Tell is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 04, 2026 and February 04, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Relics opens, curated by Show and Tell". It most often appears alongside 1LDK, @henrymunsonsinstagram, Alessandro Keegan.

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Show and Tell
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1
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1
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February 04, 2026
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February 04, 2026
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@showandtellarts
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Hotel-Life-For-Life
February 04, 2026 · Original source
From 6pm - 8pm at Platform Projects — Relics opens, curated by Show and Tell, ft works by Lauriston Avery, Ever Baldwin, Kat Chamberlin, Gaby Collins-Fernández, Alessandro Keegan, Alison Kudlow, Michael Lee, Jennifer Macdonald, Mitch Patrick, Amy Talluto, and more.
Inline links: Platform Projects, Relics, Show and Tell
Silk1 mentions across 1 issues

Silk is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 27, 2025 and October 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Silk + Campus throw a halloween party". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Alt-Citizen.

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Silk
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1
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1
First seen
October 27, 2025
Last seen
October 27, 2025
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@silkelindner.nyc
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Autumn Secrets
October 27, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - late at Early Terrible — Silk + Campus throw a halloween party. Hosts: Alexa, Kevsfiles, Izzy Dent, Danny Cole, Phobiaoflily, Biz Sherbert, Lola Dement Myers. Djs: Amy, Jude, Bbpue, Suzy Sheer, Plastic Spirits, Silicone Valley.
Inline links: Early Terrible, Silk, Campus
Silknode1 mentions across 1 issues

Silknode is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 15, 2026 and February 15, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Silknode presents NY Fashion Week with Brat Star, ESP, bbpue, LADYBUG, Vendetta". It most often appears alongside Abe Shapiro, Aidan Lapoche, Alan Parker.

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Silknode
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1
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1
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February 15, 2026
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February 15, 2026
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Yellow-all-around
February 15, 2026 · Original source
From 8pm - late at Home Sweet Home — Silknode presents NY Fashion Week with Brat Star, ESP, bbpue, LADYBUG, Vendetta, and special guests. | RSVP here (waitlist)
Inline links: Home Sweet Home, Silknode, here
SOMA1 mentions across 1 issues

SOMA is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 17, 2025 and March 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "SOMA hosts Spring Break. Dress your Cancun best!". It most often appears alongside 8 St. Marks, 99 Canal, Aashish Gadani.

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SOMA
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1
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1
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March 17, 2025
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March 17, 2025
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Here, There, Everywhere
March 17, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - 2am at Gonzo’s — SOMA hosts Spring Break. Dress your Cancun best!
Inline links: Spring Break
SPASM1 mentions across 1 issues

SPASM is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between April 04, 2025 and April 04, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "SPASM vs ETHICS battle it out. Readings by Alice Aster". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott Ave, 247 Varet, A HAPPENING.

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SPASM
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1
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1
First seen
April 04, 2025
Last seen
April 04, 2025
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@spasmmagazine
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Live Diary.
April 04, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at KGB — SPASM vs ETHICS battle it out. Readings by Alice Aster, Madi Bean, Logan Wolfe, Whitney Mallett, and Megsuperstarprincess. Hosted by True & Zoey Greenwald.
Inline links: SPASM, ETHICS
Spielzeug NYC1 mentions across 1 issues

Spielzeug NYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 05, 2025 and November 05, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Spielzeug NYC hosts the Opening Gala Afterparty to celebrate The End". It most often appears alongside 220 Bogart St, 99 Minutes or Less, Alex Da Corte.

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Spielzeug NYC
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1
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1
First seen
November 05, 2025
Last seen
November 05, 2025
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@spielzeug.nyc
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Fever Dreams
November 05, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm - late at Home Sweet Home — Spielzeug NYC hosts the Opening Gala Afterparty to celebrate The End; an unnatural history museum of apocalyptic peculiarities.
Inline links: Home Sweet Home, Spielzeug NYC
Stage Break1 mentions across 1 issues

Stage Break is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 25, 2025 and February 25, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Stage Break presents 'a new reading series where everyone reads'". It most often appears alongside 1 storypod, 115 Bowery, 185 E Broadway.

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Stage Break
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1
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1
First seen
February 25, 2025
Last seen
February 25, 2025
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@me_betseybrown
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My Glass House
February 25, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Littlefield (635 Sackett St) — Stage Break presents “a new reading series where everyone reads” — ft Ira Madison III, Isle McElroy, Anika Jade Levy, and Stephanie Wambugu. Hosted by Mikey Friedman. RSVP here.
Inline links: here
Stop11 mentions across 1 issues

Stop1 is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between August 28, 2025 and August 28, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Kettle (Stop1) — affiliation listed in parentheses". It most often appears alongside A Horse with No Name, A Night of Male Readings, Amelia.

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Stop1
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1
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1
First seen
August 28, 2025
Last seen
August 28, 2025
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@stop1nyc
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Arrowhead expert
August 28, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - late at Berlin — Kettle (Stop1) and Paganelli (Village Radio) present Village Radio - “decades of basement, house, techno, whatever moves you.”
Inline links: Berlin, Stop1, Village Radio, Village Radio
Successful Spontaneity1 mentions across 1 issues

Successful Spontaneity is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 13, 2024 and November 13, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "launched a business called Successful Spontaneity that offers communication training through improv". It most often appears alongside A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell, Alex Katz, Alex Osman.

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1
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1
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November 13, 2024
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November 13, 2024
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Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky
November 13, 2024 · Original source
By the time I get home, I’m feeling pretty depleted. Just in time for a zoom meeting! My friend recently launched a business called Successful Spontaneity that offers communication training through improv, heavily influenced by the teachings of Dr. Joe Dispenza and Artist’s Way author Julia Cameron. The last time we went out for dinner, she invited me to be a trial client. She texts: “Think of what ‘demon’ you’d like to tackle.” (Um. Which one??) After I reveal the sorts of things my inner ‘demon’ tells me on a daily basis, she steps into the role of my harshest judge, repeating my own self-inflicted insults back to me. I’m surprised by how easy it is to defend myself, smoothly poking holes in the cruel orator’s logic. The exercise feels playful but there’s some real heat behind it. “I think you need some fucking perspective,” I deadpan, and she briefly breaks character with a delighted shriek. Less than a half hour later, my mood has completely shifted. I’m humming with energy and a new sense of lightness. Of course, this is doomed to be fleeting. It’s only 4 PM. Across the country, Americans gripping sweat-slicked pens are altering the course of history.
Inline links: Successful Spontaneity
SuperRare1 mentions across 1 issues

SuperRare is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 06, 2025 and May 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "SuperRare hosts a panel discussion on Factory Reality". It most often appears alongside A Musical Environment, A Night of New Literature, A.L. Bahta.

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SuperRare
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1
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1
First seen
May 06, 2025
Last seen
May 06, 2025
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@superrare.co
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mutually assured destruction
May 06, 2025 · Original source
From 2pm - 4pm at 243 Bowery — SuperRare hosts a panel discussion on Factory Reality: Post-Realism in the 2020s. Featuring India Price, Mika Bar on Nesher, Ruby Justice Thelot, Brendan Dawes, A.L. Bahta, Kevin James
Inline links: 243 Bowery, SuperRare
Supper Studio1 mentions across 1 issues

Supper Studio is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 10, 2025 and February 10, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Bites by Supper Studio". It most often appears alongside 131 Chrystie St, Ahmed, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema.

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Supper Studio
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1
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1
First seen
February 10, 2025
Last seen
February 10, 2025
Instagram handle
@studio.maisonnur
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February Dining.
February 10, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 11pm at 131 Chrystie St — Salteye Studio celebrates the launch of their debut collection, co-hosted by Dirty Mag. Cocktails by drinkmothersmilk and catedralmezcal. Bites by Supper Studio.
Inline links: Salteye Studio, Dirty Mag, drinkmothersmilk, catedralmezcal
SweetyChat1 mentions across 1 issues

SweetyChat is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 27, 2025 and October 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "SweetyChat and Alt-Citizen host Halloween". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Alt-Citizen.

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SweetyChat
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1
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1
First seen
October 27, 2025
Last seen
October 27, 2025
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@sweety__chat
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Autumn Secrets
October 27, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - late at The Locker Room — SweetyChat and Alt-Citizen host Halloween. Hosted by Cod Healing, Izza Capulong, Shae Sennet, and more. DJ sets by Sam Valenti, Dull, and more. Photos by Amy Li and Nick Dove. RSVP here.
Inline links: The Locker Room, SweetyChat, Alt-Citizen, here
Synthetics1 mentions across 1 issues

Synthetics is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 29, 2025 and July 29, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Synthetics and Metalabel presents A Night of Sermons". It most often appears alongside A Night of Sermons, Abigail Mlinar, age of individualism.

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Synthetics
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1
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1
First seen
July 29, 2025
Last seen
July 29, 2025
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@__synthetics
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Walking Poems
July 29, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm - 10pm at 120 Walker Street 4R — Synthetics and Metalabel presents A Night of Sermons. - “we gather to listen, meditate, and transmit soft hypnotic codes, glitch rituals, speculative rites. this is a night for the other self - the ethereal, the encrypted, the unreleased.”
Inline links: Synthetics, Metalabel, A Night of Sermons
Tables of Contents1 mentions across 1 issues

Tables of Contents is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 15, 2025 and July 15, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Tables of Contents presents small bites inspired by Information Age by Cora Lewis". It most often appears alongside Alan Barrows, Anastasia Wolfe, Andrew Woolbright.

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Tables of Contents
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1
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1
First seen
July 15, 2025
Last seen
July 15, 2025
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@tables.of.contents
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Summer Break
July 15, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm at Little Egg —- Tables of Contents presents small bites inspired by Information Age by Cora Lewis. Readings from Lillian Fishman, Rob Franklin, Hannah Kingsley-Ma, and Erica Peplin.
Inline links: Little Egg, Tables of Contents, Information Age, Cora Lewis
Tactile Input1 mentions across 1 issues

Tactile Input is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 15, 2026 and February 15, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Tactile Input presents Anschauuung Volume 1 - a night of DJ sets and sound artists". It most often appears alongside Abe Shapiro, Aidan Lapoche, Alan Parker.

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Tactile Input
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1
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1
First seen
February 15, 2026
Last seen
February 15, 2026
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@tactileinput
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Yellow-all-around
February 15, 2026 · Original source
From 7pm - late at Night Club 101 (club)— Tactile Input presents Anschauuung Volume 1 - a night of DJ sets and sound artists revolving around “sense-perception.” Really good lineup; Televangelist, Inbio, Oslo, Power Object, Bunz, and Tactile Input. Magic!
Inline links: Night Club 101, Tactile Input
Talk&Taste1 mentions across 1 issues

Talk&Taste is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 26, 2025 and September 26, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Talk&Taste presents The State of Boys and Men". It most often appears alongside Aimee Goguen, Amelia, American Academy of Arts and Letters.

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Talk&Taste
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1
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1
First seen
September 26, 2025
Last seen
September 26, 2025
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@talkandtasteclub
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Apocalyptic Ideation
September 26, 2025 · Original source
From 4pm - 7pm at Hancock House — Talk&Taste presents The State of Boys and Men - bringing in experts to understand what’s happening in modern masculinity. The panel includes Dr. Michael Kimmel (a feminist writer), Lisa Britton (a Men’s Rights Activist) and Dr. Mark Sherman (another men’s rights activist). | Tickets here
Inline links: Talk&Taste, The State of Boys and Men, here
TECHNO BOY1 mentions across 1 issues

TECHNO BOY is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 03, 2024 and September 03, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "TECHNO BOY hosts their FW 2024/25 Runway Show, entitled BITCHBOBCUT". It most often appears alongside 56 Henry, A.L., Adidas.

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TECHNO BOY
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1
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1
First seen
September 03, 2024
Last seen
September 03, 2024
Instagram handle
@me_betseybrown
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What Are You Doing In The Fall?
September 03, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm - late — TECHNO BOY hosts their FW 2024/25 Runway Show, entitled BITCHBOBCUT. More info here.
Inline links: TECHNO BOY, here
The Bowery Mission1 mentions across 1 issues

The Bowery Mission is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 13, 2024 and November 13, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "All proceeds from ticket sales will go to The Bowery Mission for holiday meals and care". It most often appears alongside A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell, Alex Katz, Alex Osman.

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The Bowery Mission
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1
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1
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November 13, 2024
Last seen
November 13, 2024
Instagram handle
@me_betseybrown
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Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky
November 13, 2024 · Original source
The event will feature performances by Death Dance Music, Holy Wisdom LLC, Sacred, and The Suede Hello. All proceeds from ticket sales will go to The Bowery Mission for holiday meals and care.
The Breaks Inc.1 mentions across 1 issues

The Breaks Inc. is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 06, 2025 and October 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "ft Beau, PartyGirl, and The Breaks Inc". It most often appears alongside 720 Strength LES, 92NY, A.M. Homes.

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The Breaks Inc.
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1
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1
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October 06, 2025
Last seen
October 06, 2025
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@me_betseybrown
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Big Huge World
October 06, 2025 · Original source
From 9pm at Silver Linings Lounge — Scott Lipps presents Lipps Service Live, ft Beau, PartyGirl, and The Breaks Inc. | Tickets here
Inline links: Silver Linings Lounge, Scott Lipps, here
The Circle1 mentions across 1 issues

The Circle is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 17, 2025 and September 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Join The Circle to attend this and future events". It most often appears alongside 1301PE, Aamina Khan, Adoration of the Magi.

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The Circle
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1
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1
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September 17, 2025
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September 17, 2025
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Aura-Abysmal
September 17, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm — The New Criterion hosts their Seventh Annual Circle Lecture with historian Andrew Roberts. Join The Circle to attend this and future events.
Inline links: The New Criterion, The Circle
The Free Press1 mentions across 1 issues

The Free Press is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 12, 2024 and November 12, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "I watched the election at The Free Press party". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, Adeline Swartzendruber, aesthetic and moral nihilism.

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The Free Press
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1
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1
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November 12, 2024
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November 12, 2024
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Counterculture in America
November 12, 2024 · Original source
I watched the election at The Free Press party, and then at Earth, and then at Sovereign House. Magdalene Taylor wrote the Sovereign House Scene Report for GQ, which you can read here. The only thing I can really add is that while I also was not on the winning team, I did arrive late, and then stuck around until some approximation of the bitter end. I don't really have any sweeping political commentary to offer from my evening spanning the Election Parties of New York City. On all sides, people seemed generally more subdued in their mourning and/or celebration than I expected.
Inline links: The Free Press, Earth, Sovereign House, Magdalene Taylor, here
The Fricks1 mentions across 1 issues

The Fricks is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 27, 2025 and October 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Show by The Fricks". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Alt-Citizen.

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The Fricks
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1
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1
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October 27, 2025
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October 27, 2025
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@wearethefricks
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Autumn Secrets
October 27, 2025 · Original source
From 10:30pm - late at Slipper Room — The Virgin Show: A Halloween Affair; a night filled with music, burlesque, aerial acts, and mystic arts. Show by The Fricks. Hosted by Veronica Faye, Calder Maybe, Sofia Barcelona, Sephira Jo. Sounds by Bdgrlbklyn, Number 1 Fairytale, Sank.
Inline links: Slipper Room, The Virgin Show: A Halloween Affair, The Fricks
The Immanent Domain1 mentions across 1 issues

The Immanent Domain is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 26, 2025 and September 26, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Immanent Domain throws a party. Wear a hat or a mask". It most often appears alongside Aimee Goguen, Amelia, American Academy of Arts and Letters.

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1
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1
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September 26, 2025
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September 26, 2025
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@theimmanentdomain
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Apocalyptic Ideation
September 26, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm (RSVP for location) — The Immanent Domain throws a party. Wear a hat or a mask. Bring an object and a question.
Inline links: The Immanent Domain
The Ion Pack1 mentions across 1 issues

The Ion Pack is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between April 04, 2025 and April 04, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Roast of Peter Vack (feat. The Ion Pack and Special Guests)". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott Ave, 247 Varet, A HAPPENING.

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The Ion Pack
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1
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1
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April 04, 2025
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April 04, 2025
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Live Diary.
April 04, 2025 · Original source
From 9:30pm at Roxy Cinema — WWW.RACHELORMONT.COM screens again. Plus the Roast of Peter Vack (feat. The Ion Pack and Special Guests)
Inline links: Roxy Cinema, WWW.RACHELORMONT.COM, screens
the Kitchen1 mentions across 1 issues

the Kitchen is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 02, 2024 and October 02, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Pictures Generation: From Hallwalls to the Kitchen, and Beyond". It most often appears alongside Accdntl Dred, Adeline Swartzendruber, Alex Bienstock.

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the Kitchen
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1
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1
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October 02, 2024
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October 02, 2024
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Ways to be sincere.
October 02, 2024 · Original source
From 6 - 8pm — Sara's at Dunkunsthalle celebrates the opening of The Pictures Generation: From Hallwalls to the Kitchen, and Beyond. Curated by Vera Dika, this group exhibition continues the gallery's exploration of the early days of The Picture Generation, highlighting artists who lived and worked at a pivotal time in the area of the Financial District, exploring boundaries of high art and popular culture. Works on view from Gretchen Bender, Charlie Clough, Nancy Dwyer, Jack Goldstein, Robert Longo, Cindy Sherman, and Michael Zwack.
Inline links: Sara's, Dunkunsthalle, The Pictures Generation: From Hallwalls to the Kitchen, and Beyond, Vera Dika, Charlie Clough, Nancy Dwyer, Robert Longo, Cindy Sherman
The Metropolitan Review1 mentions across 1 issues

The Metropolitan Review is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 06, 2025 and May 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Metropolitan Review presents A Night of New Literature". It most often appears alongside A Musical Environment, A Night of New Literature, A.L. Bahta.

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1
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1
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May 06, 2025
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May 06, 2025
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mutually assured destruction
May 06, 2025 · Original source
From 8pm - 11:30pm at Brooklyn Center For Theatre Research — The Metropolitan Review presents A Night of New Literature. 4 readers, 4 new books: Jules Tarranto, John Pistelli, Ross Barkan, and Matthew Gasda.
Inline links: Brooklyn Center For Theatre Research, The Metropolitan Review, A Night of New Literature
The New Criterion1 mentions across 1 issues

The New Criterion is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 19, 2024 and November 19, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Hosted by The New Criterion at the J. Press shop on 44th Street". It most often appears alongside Adeline, Adriana Furlong, Aimee Armstrong.

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The New Criterion
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1
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1
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November 19, 2024
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November 19, 2024
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@newcriterion
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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
For menswear enthusiasts - Richard Press (grandson of J.Press founder) presents his recent book on a life in American tailoring and the history of J.Press. Hosted by The New Criterion at the J. Press shop on 44th Street. (RSVP)
Inline links: Richard Press, J.Press, The New Criterion, RSVP
The Non-School1 mentions across 1 issues

The Non-School is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 17, 2025 and February 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Non-School is hosting a variety of workshops, office hours, generative practices". It most often appears alongside A/Political, Actors, Alana Markel.

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The Non-School
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1
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1
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February 17, 2025
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February 17, 2025
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@thenonschoolnyc
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My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
The Non-School is hosting a variety of workshops, office hours, generative practices, etc - I haven’t been here yet but it looks quite special.
Inline links: The Non-School
The Stranger1 mentions across 1 issues

The Stranger is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 21, 2024 and October 21, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Stranger celebrates Strange-O-Ween". It most often appears alongside A Tale of Autumn, Abigail Yaga, Alex Patrick Dyck.

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The Stranger
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1
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1
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October 21, 2024
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October 21, 2024
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@thestrangernyc
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Everything I Wanted
October 21, 2024 · Original source
From 10pm - late at Silencio — The Stranger celebrates Strange-O-Ween
Inline links: Silencio, The Stranger, Strange-O-Ween
The Swiss Institute1 mentions across 1 issues

The Swiss Institute is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 19, 2025 and November 19, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "including Almine Rech, Anton Kern, James Fuentes, and The Swiss Institute". It most often appears alongside @jeansdown, @thegirljt, Adi Eshman.

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1
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1
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November 19, 2025
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November 19, 2025
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@swissinstitute
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Winter (03)
November 19, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 8pm at Canal Projects — Ian Cox presents their Automated Tarot Machine (ATM) - using a quartz crystal oscillator to deliver visitors a genuine tarot card reading experience. The installation is part of Downtown Art Night, where Canal Projects stays open until 8pm, along with 30+ other galleries, including Almine Rech, Anton Kern, James Fuentes, and The Swiss Institute.
Inline links: Canal Projects, Ian Cox, Automated Tarot Machine (ATM)
The Thing Is1 mentions across 1 issues

The Thing Is is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 28, 2024 and October 28, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Thing Is hosts a stacked show and party". It most often appears alongside 12 Questions, 27 Club, Adeline Swartzendruber.

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The Thing Is
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1
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1
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October 28, 2024
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October 28, 2024
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@thethingisnyc
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Indulging in the Eschaton
October 28, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm - late at Jean’s — The Thing Is hosts a stacked show and party ft Gutes, Ali Royals, Tamim Alnuweiri, Zach Schiffman, Sydnee Washington, Brandon Wardwell, and Casey Brown, DJ set by We Take Manhattan.
Inline links: Jean’s, The Thing Is, Gutes, Ali Royals, Tamim Alnuweiri, Zach Schiffman, Sydnee Washington, Brandon Wardwell, Casey Brown, We Take Manhattan
The Thing Is …1 mentions across 1 issues

The Thing Is … is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 17, 2025 and September 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Thing Is … presents Live Music Session No.1". It most often appears alongside 1301PE, Aamina Khan, Adoration of the Magi.

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The Thing Is …
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1
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1
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September 17, 2025
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September 17, 2025
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@thethingisnyc
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Aura-Abysmal
September 17, 2025 · Original source
From 6:30pm at Baby’s All Right — The Thing Is… presents Live Music Session No.1. Hosted by Alex Arthur. Music by Lou Salome, Tiny Gun, T Truman, and special guest Disc Jockey and Alexa Dark.
Inline links: Baby’s All Right, The Thing Is, Live Music Session No.1, Alex Arthur
The Thing Is…1 mentions across 1 issues

The Thing Is… is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 17, 2025 and September 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Thing Is … presents Live Music Session No.1". It most often appears alongside 1301PE, Aamina Khan, Adoration of the Magi.

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The Thing Is…
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1
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1
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September 17, 2025
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September 17, 2025
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@thethingisnyc
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Aura-Abysmal
September 17, 2025 · Original source
From 6:30pm at Baby’s All Right — The Thing Is… presents Live Music Session No.1. Hosted by Alex Arthur. Music by Lou Salome, Tiny Gun, T Truman, and special guest Disc Jockey and Alexa Dark.
Inline links: Baby’s All Right, The Thing Is, Live Music Session No.1, Alex Arthur
The Whitney Review1 mentions across 1 issues

The Whitney Review is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 12, 2024 and November 12, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Whitney Review presents LIBRARY; 'a four-act performance prog'"; "The Whitney Review presents LIBRARY; a four-act performance program". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, Adeline Swartzendruber, aesthetic and moral nihilism.

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The Whitney Review
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1
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1
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November 12, 2024
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November 12, 2024
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@thewhitneyreview
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Counterculture in America
November 12, 2024 · Original source
From 7pm at Performance Space New York — The Whitney Review presents LIBRARY; “a four-act performance program that reconceptualizes a traditional reading through poetry, dialogues, and live performance”
Inline links: Performance Space New York, The Whitney Review, LIBRARY
The Y North Hollywood1 mentions across 1 issues

The Y North Hollywood is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 13, 2025 and January 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Donations will be shipped to The Y North Hollywood + Altadena Girls". It most often appears alongside 4chan, Altadena Girls, Altro Paradiso.

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1
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1
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January 13, 2025
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January 13, 2025
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Life before inositol
January 13, 2025 · Original source
Delicious Tacos - The Fire WHAT YOU SHOULD DO January 12 - January 16 from 10am - 6pm at 265 Canal Street #313 — LA Fire donations are being accepted. New and used clothing, new socks, new toiletries, feminine hygiene products, blankets, towels, and phone chargers. Donations will be shipped to The Y North Hollywood + Altadena Girls Monday, January 13 From 7pm at Heart House — Wonder presents New Books by Zoe Brezsny and Precious Okoyom, plus Maya Martinez’s Hole Play. Tickets $15 at the door — no one turned away for lack of funds.
Inline links: Delicious Tacos - The Fire, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!P2wW!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F968a8b40-06ca-4ba5-828e-0c92385c4980_670x1036.png, Heart House, Wonder, Zoe Brezsny, Precious Okoyom, Maya Martinez’s
The Yearbook Committee1 mentions across 1 issues

The Yearbook Committee is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 12, 2025 and September 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "The Yearbook Committee hosts a screening of Goodbye, Art". It most often appears alongside Accidie, Albania, AltCitizen.

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1
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1
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September 12, 2025
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September 12, 2025
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@me_betseybrown
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Perfect Little Life
September 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 9pm at Lubov — The Yearbook Committee hosts a screening of Goodbye, Art and a Q&A with director Taylor Ervin. - “Goodbye, Art attempts to answer the question of why art feels stuck today. Hollywood is churning out endless sequels and the galleries are full of bad imitations of 20th century art. How did we get here? Why does art suck now? The film puts that question to artists and intellectuals and even to a man who suspects that the Earth might be flat.”
Inline links: Lubov, The Yearbook Committee
TheaterLab1 mentions across 1 issues

TheaterLab is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 16, 2024 and December 16, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "TheaterLab presents the final performance of Tender Napalm". It most often appears alongside Allison Brainard, Altro Paradiso, Ama Birch.

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TheaterLab
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1
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1
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December 16, 2024
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December 16, 2024
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@theaterlab
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Moral Framework
December 16, 2024 · Original source
From 7:30pm — TheaterLab presents the final performance of Tender Napalm – “The New York revival of Philip Ridley’s explosive exploration of love”. I’ve heard really excellent things about this one. Tickets are sold out online, but available on standby.
Inline links: TheaterLab, Tender Napalm
Theme Trivia1 mentions across 1 issues

Theme Trivia is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 28, 2024 and October 28, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Theme Trivia hosts a Spells and Sports Night". It most often appears alongside 12 Questions, 27 Club, Adeline Swartzendruber.

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Theme Trivia
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1
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1
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October 28, 2024
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October 28, 2024
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@theme_trivia
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Indulging in the Eschaton
October 28, 2024 · Original source
From 8:30pm at Cafe Gitane — Theme Trivia hosts a Spells and Sports Night. Extra points if even one person on your team is in costume.
Inline links: Cafe Gitane, Theme Trivia
Tibet House1 mentions across 1 issues

Tibet House is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 19, 2024 and November 19, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "From 6:30pm at Tibet House — Arden Wohl presents another installment". It most often appears alongside Adeline, Adriana Furlong, Aimee Armstrong.

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Tibet House
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1
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1
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November 19, 2024
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November 19, 2024
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@me_betseybrown
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Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence
November 19, 2024 · Original source
From 6:30pm at Tibet House — Arden Wohl presents another installment of the reading series “The Relentless Shadow Where The Light Surrenders”; featuring David Rimanelli - one of my favorite writers (and also my favorite Instagram account to follow). As supplemental reading, might I recommend his 1994 piece in Frieze on Mike Kelley and The Career Retrospective (here)
Inline links: Tibet House, Arden Wohl, “The Relentless Shadow Where The Light Surrenders”, David Rimanelli, (here)
tihngs1 mentions across 1 issues

tihngs is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 10, 2024 and September 10, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Eric Oglander (of tihngs)". It most often appears alongside Anika Levy, Annabel Boardman, Antiart.

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tihngs
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1
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1
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September 10, 2024
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September 10, 2024
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@tihngs
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Statues Of Critics.
September 10, 2024 · Original source
Friday, September 13 at 7pm at Colbo — Geoff Snack (of Wrong Answer) hosts a Panel Discussion on The Business of Collecting. Other speakers include Kathleen Sorbara (of Chickees Vintage), Eric Oglander (of tihngs), and Jared Blake (of lichen). I’ve noticed an increasing emphasis and interest on tastemaking lately. I’m curious to see how this discussion responds to the topic. Food by Russell Markus, wines by Zev Rovine Selections.
Inline links: Colbo, Geoff Snack, Wrong Answer, Panel Discussion, Kathleen Sorbara, Chickees Vintage, Eric Oglander, tihngs, lichen, Russell Markus, Zev Rovine Selections
TikTok1 mentions across 1 issues

TikTok is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 15, 2026 and February 15, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "I've never been somewhere with so many people from TikTok in real life". It most often appears alongside Abe Shapiro, Aidan Lapoche, Alan Parker.

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TikTok
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1
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1
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February 15, 2026
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February 15, 2026
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Yellow-all-around
February 15, 2026 · Original source
Friday, February 6 I am awake and I have been for one hour. All around me, everything is pale and still and one small room and one short hallway and one light left on. One of one. One of everything. Everything is just the same. Yesterday, when I woke up, it was yellow all around. I woke up in the country yesterday, and the first thing that I noticed was all that yellow all around. Pale yellow walls. Soft yellow light. Snow reflecting golden yellow rays off a white carriage house roof, but even that part was turned sort of yellow by the early morning sun. The night before yesterday, I stayed up all night. There wasn’t much to do with all those hours, but I knew that in the morning, I’d be whisked away. Good at leaving when I remember all the things I hate. Good at coming back when I decide to get a hold of myself. I’d decided to let the night in my apartment sort of drift. I watched the sky turn dark, stay like that for a while, and then I watched it turn light again. It always kind of happens this way. In the morning, I’d packed a book bag with a suede black mini skirt, black cotton long sleeve top, toothbrush, snow boots, notebook, Off-The-Farm brand caramel protein bar. I took the B-line to the 1-line and towards the Upper West Side. On the Upper West Side, there were big french windows and snowy streets and tree branches that scratch the side of buildings and in the summer coat the whole place green. Not so much this time of year. Empty whisper benches. Powdered sledding hills in Central Park. From the Upper West Side, Laura drove me to New Jersey. A simple enough drive, but we just could not stay on track. The Hudson River was frozen over. Big white ice blocks that solidified and fractured and split. We were trying to spot a bathhouse somewhere in the suburbs of New Jersey. Is this the place to swim? we kept on asking each other, any time we passed a warehouse, or a sign that said something like Pools and Baths and Plumbing. When we got to the country, it was already dark. The driveway was lined with silver lights. I like to return to places where I have not been for years but which stay exactly the same. We lit a fire and we had salad and salmon and white wine and chocolate truffles. I was so excited to be somewhere where there was so much space. I liked the light and the quiet and the fact that there was more snow here than in the city, and I was pleased by how much I remembered. After dinner, I ran a bath in a big white bathroom. Big clear windows looking out at clear dark skies. I liked how everything felt very old, and very big, and very familiar, and very clean. I did not like how I felt a bit like a bull in a China Shop. Everything I touched returned a little less perfect than how I found it. Soap and towels left slightly off kilter. Clothes left in a pile on the floor. I fell asleep in a big white four poster bed, and I made sure to crease the comforter only slightly. I forgot to say goodnight, but no one really minded. I woke up surrounded by yellow all around. Morning, and when I pulled open yellow sheer curtains I could look out at all those skinny barren trees and lots of ice and a long driveway that stretched on and on and on. Laura came into my room and said good morning, and then she told me that she would show me how to make coffee, downstairs, soon. On the landing, there were three bedrooms, and a long hallway with a window seat lined with stuffed animals and a big window that looked out over big snow. The stuffed animals on the landing were all like little lions and zebras and all kinds of pastel and nice faces, nothing creepy. The wallpaper was all mostly white, with little blue or pink or yellow flowers peppered in between but nothing too suffocating. The snow outside the window was silky and icy and pure white and frozen over. There was a sheen over the snow. I could see, even from here, that the snow had been solidified under a layer of crust. My hair was covered in static. When I brushed my hair, I could see it literally spark. This week, I was documenting everything with compulsion. I went downstairs. Laura was working on a puzzle in the living room, where all the windows were long and clear and let the whole space flood with light. I looked out at perfect snow coated verandas. I learned how to make coffee in a chemex glass. Boiled water. Always becoming a bit bewildered in places that are quiet and beautiful and clear. I wouldn’t be friends with someone with bad aesthetic taste, my old friends used to say. My new friends, of late, had developed somewhat of a taste for conspicuous consumption. Later, Laura drove me to the train station through snowy streets and snowy backroads. We pulled away from the house and down the snowy driveway and then we drove through suburbs where everything was all Blue Mercury Skincare and Sweetgreen and farmhouses reminiscent of Boston, Chicago, Connecticut, suburbs everywhere all the same. Ladies everywhere liking Blue Mercury and Pure Barre. Laura gave me white gloves to keep for good on the train platform towards New York. You are so cold, just take and keep these, she said. Are you sure, I said, but I was already slipping the gloves onto my hands. Back in New York, I sat on a bench in Penn Station while I waited for the 1-train. Knees tucked up to chest and clothed in kind of filthy LuLu Lemon leggings. Drinking Dunkin Donuts almond milk latte with sugar free vanilla and almond and one cool-minty-zyn. Watching strangers and all sorts of scents drift by. It is the coldest winter in history or at least in recent memory, but due to sensory issues and the flattering nature of a-line skirts, all I have been wearing is sheer tights and mini dresses. When I got home, everything was very rushed, which is another thing that always tends to happen. Saturday, February 8 Following Cassandra’s confirmation, we went to a bitcoin themed bar and then to a hotel lobby. We went to a cocktail bar after that, where the drinks were made of things like clarified basil and tasted bad. I have one statement, Sam told the waiter, at the bar. Then, he asked a question. Could I have another drink? This one is very not good. In the evening, we went to Bigelow’s to buy the hair bows just like the Kennedys wore, and after that, we went to a dinner in Soho and then a tech-week-party to end the night. At the tech week party all the girls were cute and unemployed. They all made videos on the Internet and all had long-distance boyfriends. We took photos on a digital camera and smoked cigarettes on the edge of the fire escape while the boys all talked about suicidal ideation. When they ran out of liquor, I took the elevator down without saying goodbye. On the street, in the snow, playing tetris with myself in the footholds that other boots had left behind in melting ice as I tried to claw my way into a cab, I ran into an Internet Curator. He appeared out of nowhere, though my vision was already blurry, so perhaps he had been there all along. I’ve never been somewhere with so many people from TikTok in real life, the man said. Usually, I post all these people online, but tonight there were all here in real life. Made three notes in diary in yellow taxi cab home: Freedom of Indifference vs Freedom for Excellence
TinselTown Film Club1 mentions across 1 issues

TinselTown Film Club is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 16, 2024 and December 16, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "TinselTown Film Club hosts a night of short films". It most often appears alongside Allison Brainard, Altro Paradiso, Ama Birch.

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1
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1
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December 16, 2024
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December 16, 2024
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@tinseltownfilmclub
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Moral Framework
December 16, 2024 · Original source
From 7:30pm at Talon Bar— TinselTown Film Club hosts a night of short films, including screenings of American Cuck, Maison du Ted, and Eve’s Garden, among others.
Inline links: TinselTown Film Club
Tiro A Segno1 mentions across 1 issues

Tiro A Segno is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 14, 2025 and February 14, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "the mysterious Italian sportsman club with a basement shooting range". It most often appears alongside Aristotle, Augustine's Confessions, Beckett Rosset.

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Tiro A Segno
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1
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1
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February 14, 2025
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February 14, 2025
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Meditations
February 14, 2025 · Original source
Villa Mosconi: My boyfriend pointed this spot out to me on a walk a few weeks ago, absolutely thrilled by its run down exterior, cozy bar, and Soprano’s-Style dining room visible through slightly dirty windows. Also thrilling is its proximity to Tiro A Segno - the mysterious Italian sportsman club with a basement shooting range. “The club did not provide details on how it obtained the firearm permit,” says New York Post, alongside an image of said basement shooting range, appearing to be decked in the colors of the Italian flag.
Inline links: Villa Mosconi, New York Post
Treasure Club NYC1 mentions across 1 issues

Treasure Club NYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 21, 2024 and October 21, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Treasure Club NYC hosts an indie sleaze closet sale". It most often appears alongside A Tale of Autumn, Abigail Yaga, Alex Patrick Dyck.

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Treasure Club NYC
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1
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1
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October 21, 2024
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Everything I Wanted
October 21, 2024 · Original source
From 4pm - 7pm — Treasure Club NYC hosts an indie sleaze closet sale ft the closets of megsuperstarprincess, Clementine Iris, vodka_024201090909, and Pippi Nola. You still have 45 minutes to get there.
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Triple Canopy1 mentions across 1 issues

Triple Canopy is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2024 and December 09, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Triple Canopy presents Swallow Image with Goldin + Senneby". It most often appears alongside 171 Canal, 177 Mulberry, 264 Canal.

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kind of a dud socially
December 09, 2024 · Original source
From 6:30pm - 9:30pm at 264 Canal — Triple Canopy presents Swallow Image with Goldin + Senneby, investigating pharmaceutical companies profit on images of disease which obscure treatment, and aesthetic and political dimensions of health and dependency. Free with RSVP.
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Trippin1 mentions across 1 issues

Trippin is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 02, 2024 and October 02, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "NPCC (and Trippin) (and Hinge?) will be hosting free screenwriting workshops"; "NPCC (and Trippin ) (and Hinge ?) will be hosting free screenwriting workshops". It most often appears alongside Accdntl Dred, Adeline Swartzendruber, Alex Bienstock.

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Ways to be sincere.
October 02, 2024 · Original source
From 12 - 12:45pm and 1 - 1:45pm — NPCC (and Trippin) (and Hinge?) will be hosting free screenwriting workshops at Public Records.
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uncommons crypto1 mentions across 1 issues

uncommons crypto is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 06, 2024 and June 06, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "uncommons crypto is hosting 06 Art - a conversation on blockchain's role in galleries". It most often appears alongside 06 Art, ALLSHIPS, Ally Pankiw.

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uncommons crypto
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COLLECTED AGENDA #3
June 06, 2024 · Original source
Friday, June 7 at 5:30pm - uncommons crypto is hosting 06 Art - a conversation on blockchain’s role in galleries with Daniel Keller, cofounder of New Models; Jared Madere of Galerie Yeche Lange; Dave Krugman founder of ALLSHIPS, and India Price of Pace Gallery.
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UnitedHealthcare1 mentions across 1 issues

UnitedHealthcare is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 09, 2024 and December 09, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "the UnitedHealthcare Assassin proves to be less of a threat to public safety". It most often appears alongside 171 Canal, 177 Mulberry, 264 Canal.

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kind of a dud socially
December 09, 2024 · Original source
Wednesday, December 3 I stay inside for most of the day, that's what I assume you do when there's a man hunt. I remember the Boston Marathon bombing. I’d canoed there on the Charles River with my dad, and after we left the race safe and sound we learned that no one was allowed outside for days. They eventually found the guy in the hull of someone else's boat. Some different suburb. I assume that it’s the same today, but the UnitedHealthcare Assassin proves to be less of a threat to public safety. I go outside around two pm. SoHo is booming. Back inside, it starts to snow. I can see it through the greenhouse ceiling. David reads me transcripts of conversations he’s overheard in coffee shops. It would be hard to fake real coffee shop gossip, we both agree. There's a strangeness, a nonsense almost, in the overheard familiarity of conversations among people you don't know. The snow has come with wind, and I can see an umbrella on the roof above swinging wildly. I worry it will come crashing through. I worry that wind and icy pebbles of snow and shattered glass and the sphere of the umbrella stick are all about to crash down on me. The snow is thick and icy, but it’s melting as it lands on the glass and so there is no noise. I kind of think the snow looks like nuclear fallout. I almost say this out loud, but then I think that wouldn’t be very pleasant. David gets a text that “It’s snowing!!” and he rolls his eyes. “I don’t find whimsy in snow,” he says. “I do,” I say. Of course I do. Thursday, December 4 It's a strange week. I keep grasping for some concrete sense of how things make sense. I was acting insane last week, but now I am not. I was floating in space last week, but now I have mental and physical clarity. Things are never that simple. Acting Insane tends to happen in waves. The truth of it is, my sense of stagnation comes largely from the fact that I am acting very stagnant. It also stems from my phone and from things like staying up all night. We go to Sarabeth’s for dinner. They have happy hour now. I don't like to eat or drink early, and while I’m quite familiar with the concept of happy hour, I feel like I'm discovering it for myself for the first time. I'd like to order all the eight dollar cocktails, the shrimp, the deviled eggs. We’re sitting at the bar and it's cozy even though it smells slightly like cleaning supplies. Sterile in an old school way. This is not something I hate. The Greenwich Village Sarabeth’s just opened down the street. I like the Upper West Side Sarabeth’s because I would go every year on my half birthday as a child. We would go to The Central Park Zoo and then to Sarabeth’s. It wasn't as spoiled or superfluous as it sounds. It was just a nice tradition. Today, Sarabeth’s is nice until it isn't - a slow crescendo into an unhappy hour as the three to five pm menu is swapped out for normal prices. So, I stay up all night and reconsider if I have rediscovered mental and physical clarity after all. I call my friend and she says I have literally no idea what you mean by that. But I don't think I'm just using buzzwords. Clarity is the prerequisite to everything else. This makes sense to me. Next week is all the holiday parties in the world. I like this time the best. I'll go to the tree at Rockefeller tonight. I'll go to The Central Park Zoo. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO It’s the busiest week of the year… choose your ventures wisely. Monday, December 9 From 7:30pm — The Thing Is returns to Jean’s. This month's show (It’s A Wonderful Life) will star Delaney Rowe, Julia Shiplett, Jake Cornell, and Rebounder.
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University of Michigan1 mentions across 1 issues

University of Michigan is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between July 27, 2024 and July 27, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "the ritual of walking down the street to a University of Michigan themed sports bar in Soho"; "a University of Michigan themed sports bar in Soho". It most often appears alongside Anastasia Coope, Annabel Boardman, Annie Rauwerda.

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COLLECTED AGENDA #6
July 27, 2024 · Original source
I’m ordering lunch from Blue Haven for the third day in a row because my boyfriend likes the crunch wrap there and also the clientele. I like the ritual of walking down the street to a University of Michigan themed sports bar in Soho and of drinking a diet coke daily at the bar at noon.
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Unlocal1 mentions across 1 issues

Unlocal is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 17, 2025 and February 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "All proceeds go to Unlocal". It most often appears alongside A/Political, Actors, Alana Markel.

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My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm - 10pm at Cassette — Measure Twice reading and songshare features music by Fenne Lily, Leah Rando, Isaac Stalling, and Kayla Phillips, along with readings by Stella Ann-Harris, Michael Plastics, Anabellea Correa Maynard, and Isadora Nogueira. All proceeds go to Unlocal.
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Unmatched1 mentions across 1 issues

Unmatched is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between December 22, 2025 and December 22, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Unmatched brings a night of passionate comedy followed by a one time screening". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, 243 Bowery, 3.

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COLLECTED AGENDA
December 22, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm at The Bell House — Unmatched brings a night of passionate comedy followed by a one time screening of a secret project about a timeless topic: love! Ft Edy Modica, Jacqueline Blizzard, Rachel Coster, and more| tickets here
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Urbit1 mentions across 1 issues

Urbit is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 27, 2025 and January 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "You left your Urbit hat. Do you want it?". It most often appears alongside A Lit Mag Mixer, A Public Space, After Hours Book Club.

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End of the Cold Front
January 27, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Thursday, January 23 It was past midnight and there would be a morning tomorrow, an early one for once, I set an alarm. I was walking past KGB and it was still bitter cold. It hadn't gotten any warmer yet. No one milling on the steps so the place felt desolate but there was no way to really tell for sure without entering. You'd be out of your mind to loiter in this weather. The people were probably all inside. Everyone I know in New York, clustered in the Red Room like sardines. The KGB sign was all red and lit up, frost and ice crystallizing around it at a slight distance from the letters. The letters themselves were clear - incandescent heat off their light melting the ice in direct contact before it could solidify. Riley texted me when I was just too far from her apartment to turn back last night: "You left your Urbit hat. Do you want it?" "I do but later," I said. "lol," I said I didn't even consider stopping. Not last night. The hat isn't even mine. Later, I'll retrieve it later. Each day that the cold front continues, I am enjoying it more and more. The tundra is so visceral. I hope we can stay like this, for a while at least. And so, it is morning. You're up early. David is still sick but you've continued to avoid whatever he’s come down with this time. Leftover cookies on the counter. Cold brew in the fridge. You call a car because you lost track of time. You would have taken the F to the L, but it's too late now. You aren't used to having to track your mornings. It's good, though, having some sense that the days progress linear-like. Good things keep happening to me, and I'm very grateful and; I’m very happy too. I try not to quantify too much. If I choose this, then imagine I lose that. I don't want to do everything all at once. I've never possessed this desire. There is paralysis, though, sometimes, when I think about what I'm doing and therefore, by default, what I'm not. First day of my internship today. I like it a lot. First day of the semester yesterday. Very good. I take the subway home. I run a few miles. Thawing in the steam inside, but I'm sick of talking about how cold I've been, and particularly of how much I've been enjoying it. Writing a lot - maybe too much, honestly. Out of my head and into my body. I spend too much time alone and I become very dissociative. Vision blurring on the treadmill. Self indulgent. I yell a lot when I get home. It’s not important. There are worse things. Natasha and I go to Bar Veloce for drinks and a panini. “One second,” I say on the phone when we’re making plans, and then I hang up to yell, and then I am calm again and then I’m walking back through the frozen air, light and breastless in its dry frigidity. Inside Veloce it’s warm, orange lamps, thin and laminated menus, I get two martinis - extra dirty extra dry," I say. I used to order it “vodka martini no vermouth with lots of olive juice”, but I’ve been trying the abridged version most people use lately, and it works just as well. I forget how many hours we’re at Veloce. Nice night. Quiet night. I tell Sophia I can bring her zyns for the opening of Doomers. I’ve been zyning lately. My bag is chock full of them. They make me dizzy in an unpleasant way. Even thirty minutes on the subway alone, and I start to feel disembodied and strange. It’s strange how many more people are reading my public diary now, even though I wrote it for this reason - to be public. I’m trying to write in a way that is honest, but I’m becoming too ethereal in my descriptions. This isn’t really true — me being ethereal that is. Natasha asks me what I think about transcendental meditation at dinner. “David Lynch’s cult?,” I ask. “They make you pay for it,” she says. “But their whole thing is clarity.” I perk up when I hear this bit. “I would pay,” I say. “Clarity has been your buzzword,” she says. "Where did you get that?,” she asks. “I realized I just didn’t have clarity and I wanted it,” I say. I still don’t have it, not really. Eating fontana truffle prosciutto grilled cheese with my martini. They kick us out at closing. Midnight, it’s still early. They froze our pipes about three hours ago. The ice fairies, I mean. The building will restore the pipes soon. “EMERGENCY” the email says. “Hello, Thief”, the flyers in Riley’s lobby say. You want to end things on a good note, but then the night goes awry. Friday, January 24 You think you will wake up in a haze, but you don’t. Bright light this morning. It is still morning, not yet early afternoon, although close enough. They turned the water back on in the night - sent the ice fairies flying back through the streets. The faucet lurches and then starts to spew all rust colored. All the drama of the evening becomes silly in the light of day, obviously. You put smooth serum on your face - sea buckthorn, La Roche Posay, Embryolisse. The rusty water has turned all clear again. Warmer today - weaving in and out of sanity, if I'm being honest. I decide to go to Massachusetts and then I decide against it. David brings me a white chocolate bear from Lil Lac. I run into him and the bear on the way back from the gym. "I got you a really stupid present," he says. I call with the people in El Salvador in the afternoon - talking about things like The Art of The State. Red Light Therapy. I need to write my story. I need to start doing things like eating fresh fruit, drinking lots of water with things like added drops of Maldon sea salt. There's the reading everyone is going to at EARTH tonight, but the line is too long. I hear that through the rumblings of people who are there before me. The line is way too long, and there are other things to do too but I stay put which is depressing, and rare for me, and I don't do anything with the solitude except I am asleep the earliest I've been in years. Saturday, January 25 I knew I was going to get sick. It was only a matter of time, and I’m a little relieved that it’s finally here. It’s not too bad. My eyes sting, and I slept twelve hours. I slept peacefully though, no nightmares, a fever dulling whatever tripwires my mind most nights and so in this sense it’s kind of nice - the being sick. Someone asks me to write a story about ANTI REALITY - “I think of your writing as a sense of unreliability of perception,” they say. And so of course, I want to write about my nightmares, but I’ve been having fewer nightmares lately, and now I’m sick. I’ll have to think about this more, later. Honestly, I feel strange about putting these event calendars here, now that the other parts have for real become my public diary. I feel weird about putting up paywalls, but I don’t want SEO to find my Secret Thoughts. I started writing this in May, and I started writing about Everything I Did and Everything You Should Do, but now I kind of want to be doing less, or I want to be going to things because I know no one and not because I know everyone. I still feel so grateful to have places to go where I know everyone, and I do think you should go to these things, too. Creative things. Special things. Isolation is so sad and so lonely and I am so grateful that my life is mostly devoid of it. It’s like a fluke - not being isolated, I mean, but I’m not, and I feel very lucky for this. I go to a reading in Union Square tonight. Something for Casual Encounters and a new newspaper called Ummm. My illness dissipated as quickly as it arrived. I think I made myself sick because I cried a lot, if I’m being honest. But I’m fine now. I’m really relieved this happened, because it was only a matter of time, and because now it’s all fine. The reading is wonderful. I'm so happy all night. It's in a beautiful apartment, dazzling, really, and I'm there early, embarrassingly early, and so be it out of pity or mistaken identity, I am given a tour. Here is the roof. Here is the room where the reading will be. Here is the artist's studio. Here are fifty sculptures above the hallway, each sculpture is by a different artist, interpreting the same person in a different way, can you guess who the person is? Sam arrives during this part. “Hillary Clinton,” he guesses. He's right. I like readings like this. One glass of orange wine and then water. I've been so cynical lately, but this feels lovely. Natasha arrives. Others, too. It's a nice mix of people I know and people I don't. It feels so easy for things to go wrong, but sometimes a night hovers just right. Sitting on the windowsill with David later, surveying the room. Up on a basketball court later, but I'm not smoking cigarettes these days. Sometimes glamor is just glamor and you don't have to feel jaded to it. The theme of the newspaper is good - umm… exercise. And this is really the root of it all, isn't it? You run, you write, there are other things, too, but this has always been the crux of things for me. This, and then hedonism, sometimes. “I'm going to make you a french omelette with parsley and guanciale and three eggs,” David tells me at home. “And it's going to be the best omelette you've ever had.” “Was the omelette pretty decent,” David asks later. Davids’s Decent Omelette Suddenly, all my music is new. The things we’re playing over and over again - they're songs I've never heard before. This means my nostalgia for this time will be different - new emotions recollected when I revisit images of now, as compared to in the months before. I feel silly and cheap reflecting on things like this - future nostalgia, imagining the contemporary as a memory. It's a slightly drunken conversation. There is no feasible counter culture anymore, no zeitgeist to seize in a think piece, interest draws towards the interior. This doesn't have to be narcissistic if done well. It's a little narcissistic, in my case. I keep on listening to these songs, over and over and over again. Home - Kinlaw
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Vatican II1 mentions across 1 issues

Vatican II is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 04, 2026 and February 04, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "moving to Rome to work for Vatican II". It most often appears alongside 1LDK, @henrymunsonsinstagram, Alessandro Keegan.

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Hotel-Life-For-Life
February 04, 2026 · Original source
Monday, January 26 On the first day of the clearest week of the year, I vow to be meticulous about it. As hell and even heaven and all of New York City freezes over in the cold, Olivia keeps on asking if I’m sick of it. Impossible to feel lonely when my opinion on the benchmarks of the weather is demanded at the start of every day. Are you still happy about this? Olivia keeps on asking. It got colder and colder and colder for one week or maybe more. Soon, I expect the cold will break. Soon, there will be something to talk about besides the arctic winds. Although I do find it thrilling and even telling, really, to see how everyone reacts to extremity. I am only being a little bit factious. It is icy and hazy and pale and like playing tetris with myself, finding footholds in the snow banks, this week. Creep past the frozen turtle pond, shut the open window, position my salt stained boots in the divots in ice piles that other passerby’s have left behind. Hidden little trails and maps and loopholes in treacherous places. Exciting places. Game theory in the blizzard. Do you still feel ‘manic’ and ‘energized’ by this, Olivia wants to know. Are you still wearing sheer tights and a-line skirts and enjoying how the wind chill makes everything feel empty? Are you still seeking redemption in the spaces left barren while everyone rushes through tundra streets? Are you still feeling pretentious or maybe just autistic standing stock still and underdressed in courtyards that have never really been yours? This week, I have decided to just say what I really mean. Listening to Dark But Just A Game by Lana del Rey while the sun comes up this morning. Not a new song, but new to me. They are talking about Video Games album anniversary on The Internet this morning. Thank you for my mental illness, girls are saying on the Internet. I tell Olivia that what I remember from this album is before I knew much on the Internet. I remember my mentally ill friend turning on Video Games in a wall to wall carpeted suburban room encased in sunlight and green branches that brushed against wide windows when I was something like thirteen or maybe younger. Turn that stuff off, I remember telling my friend. Turn off those sad and strange songs before we all start to get freaked out. Playing Dark But Just A Game over and over and over again, this morning. Breathing kind of shallow breaths and making calls of confession or maybe complaints. I vowed to be more private about it and then I vowed to make my blog more true. If I cannot speak about something clearly, then I think I will not speak about it at all. In the morning, there is salt stained mirror and la Roche Posay cleanser and peptide moisturizer and mineral sunscreen and amazon tights and a call from Maria saying hotel lobby for lunch, maybe. Rituals like magic. Compulsive documentation. Live-blogging for my live-diary which is mostly just an event calendar plus some but not-so-many lurid life details because I have never been so good at keeping it all so private. The truth of it is, one can return to oneself quite quickly, but this should only have to happen once or maybe twice. In the hotel lobby, a beautiful girl walks in. She is a model, clearly. You are twenty-nine, a horrible man is saying to her, across the table. Good genes, he is saying. He is saying things about a girl like you and you can leave if you want. He is complimenting her grotesquely and it is very understandable why she would feel extremely annoyed. She is very articulate and pretty, though, and seems to know this game. Girls like you have hobbies, the man is saying. Do you have hobbies like art collecting or acoustic music or perhaps even ice skating? The girl is good at modulating her voice, and so my eavesdropping is abruptly cut off. Order: almond milk cappuccino, almond milk matcha, ginger tea, diet coke at Hotel Lobby. Too many beverages . Too many things I want. Discipline is pleasure. Restraint enhances desire. Reading something true on Health Gossip about the things a person must do before they lick the candy wrapper of success and then im thinking o.k perhaps time to cut myself off of this sort of thing for a little bit. Maria wears a red sweater and black pants and orders only two drinks: (1) black coffee and (2) greens juice. I ask Maria to read my diaries and she obliges and then, even highlights the parts she likes best. Too much to say? I ask Maria. No, she says. No and I think your instincts would stop you before you really said anything too uncouth. Too panopticoned? I ask. It’s fine to talk about faux-purity, Maria says. Nightfall in the hotel lobby, where the lights are yellow and glowing and dark and my computer screen is starting to look fluorescent and bright and bad, in contrast to the low-light and well-curated vibe they have fired up in here. A friend group I was eavesdropping on in rather nefarious and uncouth ways have gone silent, now. The man across the couch from me is talking about working on a film pilot in Malaysia and a need-for-speed and also thirty-million-dollars. He could never do what you are doing, two of the girls in the friend group were telling the third, earlier, as she sobbed. Do what you’re doing, being: sobbing in hotel lobby. Radical vulnerability in hotel lobby. I am feeling nefarious and busy body and a little bit mean. We’re your friends so we sure are going to be kind to you, the two girls had been telling the third. Just because our mothers were born in the wrong generation, does not mean they can’t listen-and-learn. Ordered tonic water and avocado and adopted vaguely negative vibe towards; people who did not know they were being panopticoned. Girls whose conversation I could have just let flow around me like water. There’s stagnation in judging harshly, particularly in judging people with whom I am totally uninvolved. No one in the world knows where I am right now, but anyone who wanted to could probably guess. And it’s not that I think it’s particularly good or even beneficial to be cultivating mystique, but once secrets are in the air they swirl around forever, and so one might want to hold some things a bit closer to one’s chest. Pitch black outside, which makes it even more warm or silver in here, depending on where I look. Lily texts me - I would like to spend a day like you did. We can recreate my whole day, I respond. We can recreate the good days. We can eradicate all slush. I can tell you all about what actually happened. Soon, I will walk home in the freezing and sparkling night in my black and soleless ballet flats. I will slip on ice and look at the moon and Washington Square Park archway and the dark and getting even darker sky. I’ve been feeling kind of desperate to chronicle the things that are mine, if I’m being honest about it. Hold onto the things I never lost. This is different from grasping onto things that never were or no longer are, yours. Parties last week, but I don’t really remember. Party last weekend, but full of people I didn’t want to see. Party tonight, and I wear athleisure to the bar and make a friend who shares my name and also my sensibilities. We’re here because of your blog, someone tells me, at the bar. We’re here because we just made a film in Nigeria and now we’re moving to Rome to work for Vatican II. We’re here because of an article that everyone hates. Birthday party. Renaissance themed karaoke. Did you just meet and become best friends, someone asks me and my new friend. We all go outside to smoke a cigarette. Duh, I respond. This is always how it goes with new and fast friends. In my room, tonight, and I’ve been feeling good and normal. The cleaner my room gets, the more I remember. At the bar tonight, I met someone who lives in a hotel-for-life. Is everything perfect-all-the-time? I asked the hotel-inhabitant. Is everything clean and contained and curated and beautiful and taken care of? Do you order room service for dinner? If you develop a problem, is it immediately fixed? In my room, there is a computer and also a wooden music box that plays Silent Night when opened. Inside the box, there are blue little blue pearls and letters and a ballerina that spins. Above my bed, there are lace white curtains newly pinned over courtyard-facing open windows. The curtains are there to keep out ice and possibly fire-escape intruders. The unearthed music box is the reward for cleaning my room. Thinking about rabbit holes I’d like to really delve into next. Getting texts from friends from online who go by names after celestial objects. Thinking about Saorise’s brand new robot that sends her pilates-training-packets. Thinking about Esoteric Health Book Club. Saint Teresa de Ávila. Thinking about no more vice. Everything has frozen over and hovered and smoothed itself thin in the months that came in between. Descents into madness happen very quickly, my new friend was saying, today, at the bar, where everything was more lovely than I could possibly have imagined. We were talking about cults, because the topic does arise even in beautiful places. Talking about posture. Talking about cult leaders. Matchmakers. Scammers. Beautiful lives. The Places To Be.. Hours later, now. Home, now. Still listening to Jeff Buckley “Forget Her” and Lana del Rey “Dark But Just a Game” on repeat because I love pleasure in excess. So addicted to everything. I can get addicted to good things too, I think. Tomorrow, I will fall asleep in a snowy white house in the woods. We will get vanilla milkshakes on the drive down. Many rooms. Plans to cook dinner. Last summer, I wanted very badly to drive to this house in July. I wanted to find secret waterfalls and secret gardens, too. It’s a house just an hour or so from the city where I used to go often, and I remember the surroundings as very green. I remember fighter jets over Celia’s graduation. I remember Rose writing her social security number up and down her arms in sharpie, last summer, because chaos was kind of the objective everyone was seeking, then. Enough reminiscing. Same songs, over and over and over again. Opening my window because it is time for bed. Tell yourself over and over and over, Jeff Buckley keeps saying. He died early with something to show for it. Addicted to repeating myself. Addicted to new beginnings and no more false starts. Working on getting addicted to continuity now, I think. I will become totally obsessed with continuity. What a relief. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Wednesday, February 4 From 6pm - 8pm at Latitude Gallery — Unbridled: Horsin Around opens; a salon-style group exhibition celebrating the Year of the Horse.
Inline links: Latitude Gallery, Unbridled: Horsin Around
VERA PR1 mentions across 1 issues

VERA PR is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 13, 2024 and November 13, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "independent, free from bureaucratic oversight, representing the unsung and unconventional". It most often appears alongside A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell, Alex Katz, Alex Osman.

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Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky
November 13, 2024 · Original source
Introducing Lydia Svlatoslavsky: (Instagram) (VERA PR)
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Lydia Sviatoslavsky is a writer and publicist in New York. I first found Lydia last spring, when I began to see the label VERA PR attached to a striking number of new and cool projects - I emailed Lydia and we met at SARA’S and then at Time Again, where she told me more about VERA; “independent, free from bureaucratic oversight, representing the unsung and unconventional”. In under one year, Lydia has cultivated a community of intellectually and creatively rigorous clients. She does not shy away from the wonderful gritty edges of things, and this, coupled with an ability to translate these things and make them accessible to a wider audience, has led to a lot of interesting work.
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VERA PR has represented clients including Uncensored New York, Chris Zeischegg, and Jack Skelley. Lydia also writes and edits the blog Discipline & Anarchy.
Inline links: Uncensored New York, Chris Zeischegg, Jack Skelley, Discipline & Anarchy
Verso Books1 mentions across 1 issues

Verso Books is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 13, 2025 and October 13, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "her new novel Nymph (Verso Books)". It most often appears alongside 365 Apartment, Adriant Khadafhi Bereal, Afters.

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Void of Course
October 13, 2025 · Original source
From 6pm - 8pm at Mast Books — Stephanie LaCava celebrates the launch of her new novel Nymph (Verso Books).
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Village Radio1 mentions across 1 issues

Village Radio is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between August 28, 2025 and August 28, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Paganelli (Village Radio) — radio station affiliation, also event name". It most often appears alongside A Horse with No Name, A Night of Male Readings, Amelia.

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Arrowhead expert
August 28, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm - late at Berlin — Kettle (Stop1) and Paganelli (Village Radio) present Village Radio - “decades of basement, house, techno, whatever moves you.”
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Visionary Projects NYC1 mentions across 1 issues

Visionary Projects NYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between April 15, 2025 and April 15, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Visionary Projects NYC hosts a gallery reading of short stories and poems". It most often appears alongside Alex Kazemi, Anthony Galluzzo, BioBat Art Space.

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[REDACTED] is awful
April 15, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at 24 Forsyth St — Visionary Projects NYC hosts a gallery reading of short stories and poems on memories, love, and life, featuring Sam Falb, Mary Royall, Meetra Javed, Ireland Adgate, Emillianna Manino, Jeremy Whitaker, and Halyee.
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Visual AIDS1 mentions across 1 issues

Visual AIDS is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 21, 2024 and October 21, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Visual AIDS hosts the second annual symposium celebrating the lives and legacies of artists". It most often appears alongside A Tale of Autumn, Abigail Yaga, Alex Patrick Dyck.

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Everything I Wanted
October 21, 2024 · Original source
From 3pm - 6pm at MoMA — Visual AIDS hosts the second annual symposium celebrating the lives and legacies of artists documented in the Visual AIDS Archive, the largest collection of images and biographical information about HIV-positive artists. The event includes new research by filmmaker María José Maldonado, writer Ruby Sutton, and scholar Eduardo Carrera
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Visual AIDS Archive1 mentions across 1 issues

Visual AIDS Archive is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 21, 2024 and October 21, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "artists documented in the Visual AIDS Archive, the largest collection of images and biographical information about HIV-positive artists". It most often appears alongside A Tale of Autumn, Abigail Yaga, Alex Patrick Dyck.

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Everything I Wanted
October 21, 2024 · Original source
From 3pm - 6pm at MoMA — Visual AIDS hosts the second annual symposium celebrating the lives and legacies of artists documented in the Visual AIDS Archive, the largest collection of images and biographical information about HIV-positive artists. The event includes new research by filmmaker María José Maldonado, writer Ruby Sutton, and scholar Eduardo Carrera
Inline links: MoMA, Visual AIDS, Ruby Sutton
Voyeur1 mentions across 1 issues

Voyeur is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 07, 2024 and October 07, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "at Gonzos — Voyeur presents a free ep release show". It most often appears alongside After Hours, Agnes Enkh, AIA New York.

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Mimetic Theories of Doing Nothing
October 07, 2024 · Original source
I slept too late this morning, and so I am trying to resurrect the situation by staying up till sunrise and then drifting through the next day until it’s evening enough to sleep early. I’m reading The Magician by Christopher Zeischegg. Body horror, noir, it almost should come across as voyeuristic but it doesn’t. I have a sense that if there is a book to read through the depraved haze of an all nighter it is this one. “There is nothing in here to satisfy the consumer,” says a glowing review on GoodReads.
Inline links: The Magician, Christopher Zeischegg
From 9pm at Gonzos — Voyeur presents a free ep release show.
Inline links: Gonzos, Voyeur
Weird Fucks1 mentions across 1 issues

Weird Fucks is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 12, 2025 and November 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Lit Men and Weird Fucks present WEIRD CUCKS". It most often appears alongside 10 Today, 7, @quietluke.

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Things that Happened Once I Gave Up Vice
November 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at The Monroe — Lit Men and Weird Fucks present WEIRD CUCKS: A NIGHT OF CHEATING STORIES. Featuring Nick Dove, Vincenzo Barney, Daniele Cheosky, Kylie Cheung, Mike Crumplar, Gaby Del Vae, Nicoe Fegan, Sammy Loren, and Zachary Lipez.
Inline links: The Monroe, Lit Men, Weird Fucks
Witch School1 mentions across 1 issues

Witch School is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between April 21, 2025 and April 21, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "My friend in Witch School sends me some guides for lying down realignment"; "My friend in Witch School sends me some guides for lying do". It most often appears alongside 88 Allen Street Hotel, Ada Wickens, Alex Arthur.

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The Strangest Hotel in New York
April 21, 2025 · Original source
Monday, April 14 The issue is, I am so disconnected from nature here. The wilderness, yes, but my own sense of instinct too. Yeah, intellectualize it. Drag it out step by step by step and then there are logical conclusions I can live with. Though, if removed from cold hard fact I would know very little here at all. I know nothing viscerally here. Sometimes, elsewhere, I can know things intrinsically from the top of my head to the tip of my toes. New York is good, though, and there is nowhere else for me, anyways. I woke up this morning and my whole body popped. It’s hard to explain it. Like my muscles all revolted and then I couldn’t really move. It’s not the worst thing in the world except I know this would not have happened if I was somewhere else. I am rock solid certain that this would only have happened here. So someone put a hex on me. And then I almost forgot that desperation reeks. I spend all day acting boxy and square and off-putting in my many Academic Classes on account of not being able to really move. Every time I start to feel nauseous about the future considering this sort of bodily degradation beginning at Age Twenty Four Years Old, I try to remind myself that I have probably just been hexed. My friend in Witch School sends me some guides for lying down realignment. She calls me. You can join my cult, she says. Too many cults, and none of seem very all immersive. If I am going to do this, I would like to go all in. David is back to coworking at his friends hotel and so I march my way through the Lower East Side for some company after school. One cannot wallow alone. They have a heating pad at the hotel. They have a Lush Ice Vape. David’s friend says that he’s been fasting and praying a lot. There’s a permanently skewed gold framed painting of a gold chalice of flowers and some thick tan curtains at the hotel. The curtains are pulled open so we can all see outside. David brought opera binoculars. I brought swedish candy. David goes to get some chinese food so I settle in to write, but he returns with his friend sooner than I would have liked. “Bro,” David says, “I might go get the Penthouse Balcony King Suite Deluxe.” “Hotel employees are better friends than 99% of people’s friends,” David’s friend says. David does get the suite, and so we decamp upstairs. The curtains are more ornate in this room, and the aura is more creepy. Everything is funnier when you’re sober, David’s friend is saying. Something about coming face to face with your own absurdity. Something about how when you’re drunk, you think your’ madness makes sense. Two bathrooms and the shared patio and the love seat and the dog bed and David is saying that instead of dinner, instead of ever wasting money on a dumb dinner again, we should splurge on staycations instead. I brush my teeth with the hotel provided tooth brush and I sit on the floor of the erratically tiled shower. I don’t totally get the bit and I feel bad because it’s frivolous but, I do love hotels. Suspended circumstance The safest and most secure sleep. Float me out somewhere I’ve never been before. It’s good for girls with night terrors like me. Tuesday, April 15 David stayed up all night making a borderline satanic short film. I think I’m manic, he says, which is probably why he got us the stay in the strange hotel in the first place. You’re not manic, I say. Not manic, like I need lithium, David says. Last night I was compulsively reading these decentralized networking protocol white papers, David says. David starts telling me about an opera he wants to see. Something about The Only Monotheistic Pharaoh. I walk home and I stop at Whole Foods to buy some Clear Headed Kombucha and Chicken Sausage and Cymbiotika Vitamin C. I feel really terrible. I make a list of affirming statements. I FEEL AMAZING. I HAVE NEVER FELT BETTER. I take a nap. Wakeup and, David and his friend are on the phone downstairs talking about a startup. Eavesdropping and, it sounds like they’re about to independently invent the concept of the Male Influencer. “Imagine believing yourself to be cunning and self-serving, and you're doing so by working for [redacted],” David is saying. “Anyone can learn to code,” David is saying. Tune out, tune in, and now they’re inventing the Vending Machine. They’re talking about Jon Raffman and Petra Cortright. They’re talking about LA. Evil Women. Tax Day. “Girls already invented being an influencer eons ago,” I tell David, when he gets off the phone. David pauses for a moment. “I think girls and guys invented being influencers at about the same time.” Friday, April 18 I haven't been able to fill in the blanks of the past few days. Becoming: utterly consumed. It was deeply unpleasant, honestly. I feel bad for me on Monday, thinking it would be easy to wrap up this thing I was working on and then almost losing my whole head instead. I stayed up all week. All through the very peaks of the night and then past that, even. At first it was all disjointed, but now it is making more sense. And the good news is, good for art and life - I can intuit things again! WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Monday, April 21 From 8pm - late at Night Club 101 — I will be reading in the Domino Reading Series, alongside Jess Wolfe, Dani Narins, Ruby Hoffman, Gordon Glasgow, Jade Wootton, and Matthew Gasda. Gallipony x Solar System DJ set after the reading.
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WNYC1 mentions across 1 issues

WNYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 23, 2024 and October 23, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "he was working for WNYC, and we talked about the station's struggle to survive ever since Giuliani cut funding for public media". It most often appears alongside Alimentari Flaneur, Andrew, Ani.

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Collected Agenda with Vivien Lee
October 23, 2024 · Original source
Thursday, Oct 14 I don’t like to talk about my job because I tend to be precious about things, which is why I love NDAs. I enjoy being in an office again though, and dressing up to start your day for who-knows-what-drama! After work, I make a trip to Eataly, and have my mind blown because I’ve discovered kiwi berries. On my way out, I fill a cellophane bag with an assortment of Italian chocolates (Venchi, the best) and grab a box of lemon amaretti cookies for a friend’s mom’s going away party later in the week. I love shopping for gifts because I’ll be walking around the city with nothing but three different types of dessert and exotic fruit in my purse and nobody knows it. PS. I want to befriend everyone’s moms. When Andrew and I started dating, he was working for WNYC, and we talked about the station’s struggle to survive ever since Giuliani cut funding for public media. On the evening of their 100th anniversary, we turned on the radio, and while listening to the analog tradition, enforced a rule that we would eat dinner together as often as we could. That night, I made us a seaweed omelet with rice, mackerel, and fermented pollock roe... a meal I often had with my family back home, when we still ate together. Tonight, we’re celebrating 7 months (which feels like 2 years in New York time) and for dinner he’s making us chicken meatball soup adapted from this NYT recipe. Saturday, Oct 19 I’d like to contend that today is the last nicest day of the year. I have plans to hit some golf balls at the Chelsea Piers driving range, because I’m feeling a lot of pent up energy from last night’s full moon. On my way over, I walk down 14th and look at what the girls are wearing. Straight black denim over square toe boots. Mini claw clips and messy half pulled ponytails. Sleek shoulder bags. Sporty pullovers and tailored houndstooth pants. Quarter-zip sweaters. Trench coat, trench coat, trench coat. Ralph Lauren is in the air. Next to my favorite burger joint, I have yet to find my favorite Italian restaurant in New York. Coastal elite “European cuisine” is an elusive concept to me. Don’t get me wrong — I love to keep up my inconceivable spending habits on niche and aspirational dining, but I prefer an honest plate of pasta made by someone’s 100-year-old grandmother in their kitchen any day (hello, Pasta Grannies). I do like Bamonte’s, because having angry centenarian waiters throwing plates of mediocre food at you creates the same comforting effect, to a degree. Andrew asks if I want to try Emillio’s Ballato, but I’d remembered my friend Daniel of Alimentari Flaneur told me his favorite Italian spot is Il Buco in NoHo, so we book a reservation. Their menu is technically “Mediterranean” and changes every day. We order the octopus with sweet potato, roasted lamb and broccoli rabe, and the orecchiette with eggplant and sausage. Everything is rich, especially the olive oil. The atmosphere is dark and rustic. Cozy romantic. I need a nap. WHAT VIVIEN LEE THINKS YOU SHOULD DO Visit Family Social activism, by its definition, is the practice of working toward the reform of relations and expectations, however that looks. It doesn’t always have to be about protests or shouting the loudest. Sometimes, it’s more private. One form, for me, has been returning to my family. Our first source of error. As I get older (I need to stop saying that), I find myself craving connections that aren’t so seeded in the economy of validation. Wanting to sit with discomfort and tension without completely losing myself to it. Also, learning to forgive. I mean really forgive. Get a New Scent It’s the next best cure for seasonal depression. These are my current favorites, powerful and sweet with patchouli as their thread-through. YOU KISSED ME IN PARIS by Lazarus
Inline links: Eataly, WNYC, recipe, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!KeRg!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Ffcffcd2f-9edd-4695-80a8-81d300b01e87_1600x1200.jpeg, Chelsea Piers, Ralph Lauren, Pasta Grannies, Bamonte’s, Emillio’s Ballato, Alimentari Flaneur, Il Buco, YOU KISSED ME IN PARIS by Lazarus
Wonder Press1 mentions across 1 issues

Wonder Press is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between November 12, 2025 and November 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Wonder Press presents an evening of poetry and performances". It most often appears alongside 10 Today, 7, @quietluke.

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Things that Happened Once I Gave Up Vice
November 12, 2025 · Original source
From 7pm at Seventh Heaven — Wonder Press presents an evening of poetry and performances from: Mónica De La Torre, Jimin Seo, Cecily Chen, & Aiden Farrell. Karaoke all night after the reading | tickets here (free with 1 drink minimum)
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WordsatFlings1 mentions across 1 issues

WordsatFlings is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between June 24, 2024 and June 24, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "WordsatFlings reading at Old Flings with a lineup". It most often appears alongside A Doll House, Adam Lehrer, AirPods Max.

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COLLECTED AGENDA #4
June 24, 2024 · Original source
Wednesday, July 3 from 8pm til late - WordsatFlings reading at Old Flings with a lineup including Izzy Capulung, LEG5, Peter Vack, and many others.
Inline links: Old Flings, Izzy Capulung, LEG5, Peter Vack
World's 50 Best Restaurants1 mentions across 1 issues

World's 50 Best Restaurants is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 31, 2025 and March 31, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "listed on the World's 50 Best Restaurants". It most often appears alongside Bitcoin, Bitcoin Beach, Bitcoin Berlin.

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El Salvador
March 31, 2025 · Original source
My favorite restaurant in San Salvador is El Xolo - one of my favorite restaurants in the world, really. It’s hidden behind a car park, listed on the World’s 50 Best Restaurants. It doesn’t have a Michelin star but the food is significantly better than at most of the restaurants that do have Michelin’s in places like New York. Open kitchen and slick but not stuck up interior, inexpensive enough that if you go in a group of eight or so you can order every single thing on the menu, a few drinks each, still spend less than $100 per person. Ingredients are sourced from indigenous communities across different regions of El Salvador. It’s a really special experience. Very magical and rare.
Inline links: El Xolo, World’s 50 Best Restaurants
Wrong Answer1 mentions across 1 issues

Wrong Answer is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 10, 2024 and September 10, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Geoff Snack (of Wrong Answer) hosts a Panel Discussion". It most often appears alongside Anika Levy, Annabel Boardman, Antiart.

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Statues Of Critics.
September 10, 2024 · Original source
Friday, September 13 at 7pm at Colbo — Geoff Snack (of Wrong Answer) hosts a Panel Discussion on The Business of Collecting. Other speakers include Kathleen Sorbara (of Chickees Vintage), Eric Oglander (of tihngs), and Jared Blake (of lichen). I’ve noticed an increasing emphasis and interest on tastemaking lately. I’m curious to see how this discussion responds to the topic. Food by Russell Markus, wines by Zev Rovine Selections.
Inline links: Colbo, Geoff Snack, Wrong Answer, Panel Discussion, Kathleen Sorbara, Chickees Vintage, Eric Oglander, tihngs, lichen, Russell Markus, Zev Rovine Selections
X1 mentions across 1 issues

X is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 19, 2025 and January 19, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "David sends me an X Post". It most often appears alongside accelerationism, Ada Antoinette, Adam Wilson.

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January continues
January 19, 2025 · Original source
...red-light-therapy-benevolent-dictatorship etc etc etc. A result of overstimulation and laziness - I should deepen my roots before I return to them. Later, I'll go later. David sends me an X Post : “Wish we lived in 1970s media economy so esquire or playboy could fly me to El Salvador and publish my 10,000-word marginally-coherent slice-of-life coverage of the cr...
Yankees1 mentions across 1 issues

Yankees is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 04, 2025 and September 04, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "I went to the Yankees game in late August". It most often appears alongside 131 Chrystie St, 54 Barrow St, Aeronauts Aimed for Altitude, Even….

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Drinking Dreams
September 04, 2025 · Original source
WHAT I DID Monday, August 24 Lay with filthy tangled hair hanging off the edge of the roof for a while last night, watching the Chase Clock Tower lit up too royal blue and the Empire State Building lit up the nicer sort of baby blue. I've been collecting shades of blue. Kind of navy blue Frankie's Bikini little number reflecting something sort of aqua off my Diet Pepsi on the D-line towards Coney Island. Screaming children on the D-line. Naked man running around trying to steal pedestrians pants on Coney Island. He keeps on saying to the other guy, Darby says - “I like those pants ! Gimme those pants!” And it was all these beautiful friends coming and going last night. Coming and going until it was late, really late, so taxi home and then I ate the toppings off a slice of pizza on the floor with a spoon. I spent the morning alone doing Rituals. Tretinoin before sleep and I did wake up screaming for the first time in a while. Red light therapy and copper multi peptides and avocado eye cream and mineral sunscreen and now I'm on the Subway. Kind of braindead on the subway. It sometimes takes it out of you. This sort of thing can really take it out of you. It's been summer for forever, now. I have a lot more friends now. Connectivity, connected tissue, I walk down Brighton Beach by myself, walk to Tashkent Supermarket for a towel and carrot salad and on the phone I'm saying it is not that I wish for death and even sometimes I fear it but things have become a lot less Risk Averse. I'm a lot less Risk Averse now. It would be better to be dead, someone was saying at the bar last night. She was looking at me eyes all intense and no one was really listening, I could tell no one was really listening but everyone was watching her all the same and I could see them all clenching their bodies and kind of pulling away.. Me particularly, pulling away. Perhaps I'm being self absorbed. It wouldn't be better to be dead, someone else said. He looked at me then, locked eyes which usually makes me kind of uncomfortable but I felt inclined to agree. It's definitely better when nobody is dead, I said. The bar was full of plants and glass. Like a glass jungle, I told my nameless friends at the bar.. That's not very astute, a nameless friend told me. Tonight, the cocktail menu is flavored and priced like a full course meal, and so tonight I order Cold Pizza for dinner. Cold Pizza in a crisp glass bottle, plus greasy fried chicken after that, which comes in thick paper cups. And everyone is so grateful to be alive, tonight. Everyone is so grateful for one more year of life for themselves and for their dear friends particularly. Purple sunrise if I hadn't slept through it. Yellow sunset if I hadn't gritted my teeth and clenched my eyes shut through it. Planted two feet firmly in the ground and screamed through it. First, I made one thousand promises I couldn't keep. Second, I sat on the stoop with an energy drink, water, cool minty menthol gum and the antiseptic kind of sore throat with some bodega spray gripped tight in my hand to heal all my problems. My ailments and the other things. My organs and my mind. Overjoyed to be alive again after leaving my apartment, I told Amelia. It does make things better again, Amelia told me. Tuesday, August 25 Bartending school feels kind of like an alcoholic's vision of a drinking dream. Like holograms of condensation, dim lighting, one takes a sip to the tune of disappointment. Water and food coloring dye. Bowery Park and Whole Foods and JPress nearby and inside; Christmas is coming. Smooth jazz. Everything has felt a bit the same for a time, but my room is clean. Summer is passing. Three months is not so long. Would a functional alcoholic lace up black ankle boots at seven in the morning with a clear mind and bright eyes to catch the train towards midtown towards Bartending School, at the top of the week, at the tail end of August? I am not so good at pretending like anything is changing. Like habits stack towards something greater. It might as well be yesterday, I sigh on the phone. For you, it might as well be yesterday, Amelia agrees. I do the things a person should. Cake for friends' birthdays and the waiter keeps stacking on fees at Union Square Cafe. Cut the cake fee, sit at the table fee, big group of people fee, bring your own food fee. There are other tables next to us all inhabited by people who all appear to be exactly the same, though perhaps I am being uncharitable. Imagine them as skeletons. Imagine them as children. My parents used to tell me this when I was little. Kind of a hack against boredom. I imagine myself as a psychic, looking out on things overpriced and people all exactly the same. You will have a small child and feed her nothing but buttered noodles. You will advance in age but stay exactly the same through invasive surgical facial intervention and stunted social development. You will spend evenings eating french fries with caviar for One Hundred Dollars despite a rich inner world and a childhood pumped full of extracurricular stimulation designed, specifically, to avoid a fate like this. You will fear God more than death and you will understand self destruction to be akin to suicide hence rendering you too, on a trajectory like this, a rather hellish creature. You will wake up in the middle of the night in a small box criss-crossed wood roof apartment in New York City to the sense that there are No Loopholes Left. You will go to bartending school. You will recognize that, while you can be cruel there were other factors at play. There were worse factors at play. Wednesday, August 26 Walking from Greenwich Village to Long Meadow in Prospect Park with a bag filled up with white linen and Thomas Pynchon and a plan to celebrate sweet Sylvie's birthday. A different sort of nostalgia in the air today. Nostalgia of all sorts being kind of a form of mental illness, of course but once - we were woodland fairies. Once, there were fall morning running races and cranberries that crunched under bare feet on Massachusetts roads. Once, there were rounds of Tom Collins in a kind of jazzy jungle garden restaurant in the tropics that my boyfriend who liked gender-roles enjoyed because they wouldn't let girls order their own drinks. Once, I went to the Yankees game in late August, blue and pink hazy skies, the sort of advertisements that blare out notes about Fast Food and Safe Driving in the stadium, and the sort of crowd that is so big it starts inspiring feelings of Life and Spirit rather than Homogoninity and Dread. Once, I walked from bartending school full of Tom Collins, Chambord, a sip of walnut martinini, frangelico liquor. Walked to Caffe Reggio for egg white omelet, toast, a creamy cannoli. Walking to Prospect Park a little bit tipsy. Thinking about the sort of things I used to pretend to care about. Writing about the sorts of things I used to pretend to care about. Writing it all down. Writing and walking. Writing it everywhere. Writing it on the walls. Though, I'm not so bad at keeping secrets anymore. Thursday, August 27 Amelia and I sat at Caffe Reggio until close last night, and now I have returned. Tomato soup and side grilled chicken and creamy cannoli and mint tea because things feel decadent again. Limited consumption. I haven’t really been limiting consumption. The waitress is complimenting the gray sweatpants on the boys at the table over from me, and the waitress seems to be vaguely annoyed with me, though I am trying to be pleasant. Thanks the sweatpants cost enough, the boys are saying, at the table over. Thanks we didn't realize we couldn't split the bill, Amelia and I were saying, last night, our tea was four dollars total and everything was starting to feel a little bit hazy. Sitting on the floor at sunrise, this morning, Amelia and I were watching videos from Miami. Videos from Bahamas. Videos from New York City, 2022, we'd been at all the same parties, but I hadn't known a soul. BAHAMAS, we are beaming, in one video, in the back of a taxi cab, streaking over MacArthur Causeway, Miami-Dade County, Florida, and so, as I recall, the driver was confused. I'm putting on makeup in the photo booth webcam on the floor of a hotel room and Amelia is talking in the background. It's Opposite Day in the background. Who had a mental breakdown, someone is saying in the background. From an outsider's perspective, who was it who had a mental breakdown? Friday, August 28 6:30pm, and I am back at IFC for my third viewing of Diva (1981) in twenty-four hours. I came to view Diva (1981) for the third time in twenty-four hours, because I became very sick of thinking about myself. This is a desirable alternative. The film is beautiful, and I wish to live in places like the apartments pictured. A large and wrecked studio in a car park with painted walls and recording equipment or, a hotel in Paris or, a castle by the sea or, the best one of all is a large blue flat full of puzzles and high ceilings and echoing sea sounds and an aqua glow and a man who wants to learn to stop the waves. They are fighting crime in the film. They are entrapping the criminals and they are doing it kind of like performance art. I don’t wish to spoil the ending. It really is the perfect little film. So; I will send out the recipe for zucchini (courgette) soup, and I will explain away the things I did in breathless optimism as things I did while bored. I will go to The Scratcher, Killarney Rose, Funny Bar, then Gospel then Caffe Reggio again - these are the decadent places to which I continue to return. I will draw my name with Riley on the table in crayon writing Best Friends Forever and listen to Feryquitous ft Sennzai and Sigur Rós and John Maus and think about Switzerland, Iceland, having a lot of dreams about places that are lush, lush, lush. Thinking about places that are quiet quiet quiet. Thinking about places that are green green green. Feels like Fall, outside, after church. Amelia woke me up in a living room that looked like a library and she was screaming that the air was poison. I was difficult to awaken, because it is my own delusions of poison air that wake me up screaming on other nights. Different from tonight. I was reminding myself of reality. I was reminding myself of delusions and keeping my eyes clenched shut while Amelia screamed. Well, the air wasn’t poison after all, just late night and late august and heavy with mosquitos and dust from renovations and revelations and; we walked back to the cafe. I walked through Washington Square Park at dawn. The doorman wished me good night at seven in the morning and the cycles repeated. It isn’t opposite day and we aren’t in hell, just working on things like bed time and emotional regulation. Working on archiving the things that happen outside of my head. It becomes good to have been an archivist all along. It becomes good to become sick of dealing with things mainly in repetition. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Thursday, September 4 From 6pm at Carinito — Saloon is throwing a party. Drinks from Dio. Dancing, DJ, tacos, etc
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You Missed It1 mentions across 1 issues

You Missed It is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between February 17, 2025 and February 17, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "You Missed It x Perfectly Imperfect present Urika's Bedroom". It most often appears alongside A/Political, Actors, Alana Markel.

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My lame blog
February 17, 2025 · Original source
From 11pm - late — You Missed It x Perfectly Imperfect present Urika’s Bedroom. Really insane lineup for this one - additional performances from Comet and Holidays in the United States, and DJ sets by Chanel Beads, Kassie Krut, and Quiet Light.
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YouMissedIt1 mentions across 1 issues

YouMissedIt is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between August 14, 2024 and August 14, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "PerfectlyImperfect x YouMissedIt presents bassvictim at Baby's All Right". It most often appears alongside Adam Friedland, Adeline, Annabel Boardman.

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COLLECTED AGENDA #7
August 14, 2024 · Original source
From 11pm to late — PerfectlyImperfect x YouMissedIt presents bassvictim at Baby’s All Right. Also featuring Club Casualties, Harto Falión, and Number1Fairytale (dj).
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Yours.NYC is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 06, 2025 and May 06, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Yours.NYC is hosting an insane sale in a Tribeca apartment". It most often appears alongside A Musical Environment, A Night of New Literature, A.L. Bahta.

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mutually assured destruction
May 06, 2025 · Original source
From 12pm - 6pm at 137 Duane Street 3a — Yours.NYC is hosting an insane sale in a Tribeca apartment, featuring every curated vendor one might possibly imagine.
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YWGI is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between March 12, 2025 and March 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Club Chess x Dese Escobar x Toni Bakalli x YWGI are throwing a party". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott BK, Abi Yaga, Ace Hotel Brooklyn.

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Rules for Clarity
March 12, 2025 · Original source
From 10pm at 154 Scott BK — Club Chess x Dese Escobar x Toni Bakalli x YWGI are throwing a party. Cocktails upstairs. Movement Below.
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Zev Rovine Selections is a recurring organization in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between September 10, 2024 and September 10, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "wines by Zev Rovine Selections". It most often appears alongside Anika Levy, Annabel Boardman, Antiart.

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Statues Of Critics.
September 10, 2024 · Original source
Friday, September 13 at 7pm at Colbo — Geoff Snack (of Wrong Answer) hosts a Panel Discussion on The Business of Collecting. Other speakers include Kathleen Sorbara (of Chickees Vintage), Eric Oglander (of tihngs), and Jared Blake (of lichen). I’ve noticed an increasing emphasis and interest on tastemaking lately. I’m curious to see how this discussion responds to the topic. Food by Russell Markus, wines by Zev Rovine Selections.
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