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December 16, 2024 · Original source

Monday, December 9 A busy day. One quickly finds this to be the solution to all malignant indulgences. Before a comedy show at Jean’s, Natasha and I go to Altro Paradiso for dinner. It’s an early dinner in the rain. Madelyn works here, and I’ve been meaning to visit for a while. I’ve been meaning to apply for a job here, too, but the list of things I’ve been meaning to do on that front continues to pile up. We order many things on the menu. The house specialties that we did not order somehow seem to keep materializing on our table as well. It’s like magic. It’s a special night. Rumor has it: Marina Abromovic was dining here this afternoon. Rumor has it, she’s dined here twenty times. Altro Paradiso is a well lit restaurant - I read something I liked about well lit restaurants this week and now I can’t recall where. The premise was: enough of this haze. Some people want to see their food. Some people want to see and be seen. Tonight, I drink Ciro Picariello. It’s like white wine but it sparkles. I drink a cocktail with peach purée and peach liquor. I drink a dirty martini. I eat olives, bread and ricotta, finocchio, another salad with fig and orange, mushroom pasta shaped like pillows, lemon pasta shaped like thick noodles, branzino, gelato. It’s a winter feast. I haven’t had a feast like this in my recent recollection. After, the rain has stopped but the evening is still misty. We hail a cab. We’re too late for Jean’s. Natasha is good at spotting famous people. Rebecca Black walks by. EmRata’s ex husband. Some other people, too. We go the The Nines, which is very festive, but where everyone is very rude. We go back to Jean’s. The show is over, they let us in, but there's no point in lingering now. I loved tonight, I say when I get home. A sign of mental stability is drinking alcohol and not hating every second of it. I know for some people, it's the opposite, but this is how it works for me. Tuesday, December 10 The line to get into the Richard Kern book launch is too long and it's raining. I see Annabel and Ellie outside. I see that Berlin blogger who only wears all black or all white and her TikTok DJ boyfriend. "I need to become someone who's 'list me or miss me'", a girl in line sighs. We're still waiting in the rain. She said this in a way like she was kidding, but I repeat the sentiment with no humility to David later. "We should become 'list me or miss me’,” I say. David has a tendency to bludgeon his way through lines. "We should become 'list me or i'm going to fucking kill you’,” David says. After I abandon the Richard Kern line, I go to Lucien. I run into a few people there. The expected and the unexpected. There are things I'm very excited about these days. Excitement is risky - it's unwise to tempt fate and it's destructive to celebrate accomplishments you are yet to achieve, but I am excited. Full of ideas again. Everyone at Lucien is an actor. That must be so cool, I say. I'm so full of sincerity, I think. This time of year can be so full in general that it begins to feel uneasy. This type of luxury isn't mine to claim and it's certainly not sustainable. The hedonism feels truly hedonistic today, though. It's energetic, not coated with something darker. I'm having so much fun. David wants to go to Frog Club for banana chiffon pie. "Why am I so broken up about Frog Club closing?” asks David. "You've never been to Frog Club," I say. "Yeah, that's probably why," says David. Risotto David made for me + prints from Paris Wednesday, December 11 I went to the Russian Baths on Wall Street on my first day in New York. I still go often now. It’s not really of my own volition. It’s a family tradition. It’s still pouring today. It’s been pouring all week. I used to think the Russian Baths were all liminal space and Russian mob, but now it feels less secret. The Doritos are from Israel. Russian Jews and Russian Gentiles, I hear someone explaining in line behind me. The building is huge. The pool area does feel kind of like The Backrooms. I have night terrors every night. In my dreams, I am never stuck in places like this. My aunt likes the cold plunge. She can stay in it for seven minutes, far beyond the recommended time of three. The Wim Hof method recommends rapid bursts of breath coupled with exposure to the extreme cold. I’m in the Infrared Sauna. On Christmas, I will swim outside in Walden Pond. Wim Hof (the man) lost a finger, an ear, something detached in the retina of his eye… I can’t recall the specific injury but something bad happened swimming across an icy lake. He took it too far. When I get back to New York, I will swim off Orchard Beach. There’s a group that goes every morning. My aunt tells me you have to go to Orchard Beach in the winter. It’s like Siberia in the Winter. It’s finally getting cold enough to swim. On my Wednesday at the Russian Baths, I lose my keys. I lose the big rubber slippers that they give you on arrival. I can’t last very long in the extreme heat or the extreme cold. An actor in the infrared sauna is talking about how he can only memorize lines in the cold plunge. I’m thinking about how I’m in an infinite feedback loop where everyone I meet keeps being actors. We go to dinner at the Russian Restaurant at the spa. It’s called Matryoshka like the dolls. I only learn this later David and I split potato pancakes, salad olivier which is the one with mayonnaise and egg and chicken (delicious), beef stroganoff, steamed chicken pelmeni. More stroganoff and borscht and red wine is also passed around the table. I can’t drink red wine, so I drink ginger juice and ginger vodka instead. Afterwards, too full to continue. There are other plans tonight - a film, a party, I promised I would go and I never cancel plans but sometimes I do just neglect to show up. A very bad habit. Inertia ultimately breeds pure evil! Time doesn’t pass at Spa 88. Still pouring but dark now, when we emerge from the underground. Thursday, December 12 My abridged review of Dimes Square (revival) today. I didn’t see it the first time around - I wasn’t here. I was in Boston. I was in a sorority. I arrived in this godforsaken ecosystem after it was already dead. I’m kind of being facetious. I think people try to qualify eras too concretely. Concretely: Dimes Square (the play) is indeed a period piece. In the vein of all Matthew Gasda’s plays, it is emotionally rich, lucid, kind of yearning, which catches me off guard but I think adds depth. The thing I like most about Dimes Square is this: it’s not self serious but also it is not sneering. The best satire is actually quite sincere. This is why most satire is generally and particularly in contemporary culture, bad. Dimes Square (the play) is excellent. I will be publishing a stand alone review of the play here shortly. I already wrote the review but then I realized I was far too stuck on historical accuracy and far too personally tortured. In the meantime (from my notes) -- “The main fault of the characters in the play is that they are cruel, but the main critique of this scene in real life is that it is (was?) (is?) full of people who are pathetic”

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May 27, 2025 · Original source

Wednesday, May 21 There were two cigarettes and two glasses of wine at Voile de Nuit. This becomes some sort of Diary of Consumption. I met Ellie at a tall house on a wooded street in the West Village where she works on things pertaining to design and then we spent the hours in the courtyard of Voile de Nuit, which I adore because it’s reminiscent of Summer and Reality. I behaved badly the last time I was here. My boyfriend comes by to drop off fries. We run into friends at Caffe Reggio and it's raining by the time we reach home. My boyfriend says: Spreading secrets is entropic Keeping your mouth shut is static Spreading misinformation is generative and godly I do think he is mostly kidding. It's Simone Weil who says about rage - “To be able to hurt others with impunity—for instance to pass our anger on to an inferior who is obliged to be silent—is to spare ourselves from an expenditure of energy, an expenditure which the other person will have to make.” And I wonder which character I am in this story and it's not always the good one. I was thinking about all of that in the novel. That and the self surveillance of it all. Unfortunately, my thought experiments are ruining my life and also, the novel is ending up being All About Me LOL, too. The play tonight (Revolution at Flea Theatre ) is nice, because I walk through the rain to get there and smoke cigarettes outside The Odeon after, and because its depiction is of genuine weirdos, not like Quirked Up, not like the girls my friend texts me about after the party, “have you met them? so spacey!” not like, becoming strange because of course there is some desire to conjure up some personality and if you’re pretty then it’s fine and even appealing to be off-putting. The play is like grocery store clerk alcoholic, gun in the purse grocery store clerk alcoholic, therapy speak coping mechanisms like count up then down then up and it’s employed in the play as the coping mechanism not as an ironic tactic. Drinking beers on a birthday in the back alley and the play is disaffected from glamor in a way that I’m realizing not many things are. Like even most depictions of poverty in a lot of media, at least media coming out of New York at least certainly media surrounding youth culture and a narrative surrounding a party, goes like; we have nothing but we’re slippery adjacent to everything as a result of our charm and good looks and happenstance. The play is like, leftover charcuterie from her husband’s weird mega church and splurging at the liquor store and old cocaine shoved into a bowling ball but there’s an innocence and almost childlike wonderment to the way they tackle the expired drug situation, and the play is not about drugs. There’s a genuine kind of earnest stiltedness to the conversation that lends itself to sincerity. Thursday, May 22 May is quivering right before me; I'm not letting it lapse like April did but there are still smokescreens, silkscreens, my fingers are sleeping right through it. The Club, last night. The Play then The Club. It was smokey and sweet. My lungs felt coated in something sour by the end. The smoking patio was wet with dew and I was kind of floating, not in a bad way. Not hungover, it's something way more visceral but still hazy. I could feel it all start to slip, and so I held onto myself quite tightly. My boyfriend's screen time is 102 hours a day across devices. My face is encased in sheaths of plastic that keep you young, but they're not the temu kind that's weird and freaky. The light I use is Science Backed. I'm thinking of getting into vintage workout wear. I'm thinking of getting into Vlogging. I'm thinking of getting into filling out paid surveys online for luxury perfume sellers that require you to swear your spending habits are High and you like perfume from MiuMiu and you Hate Balenciaga and what perfume means to me is; I think sometimes scents can bring up... nostalgia? I say. Do you own a Prada dress? they ask. We leave the party early - I'm sick and he buys me chicken caesar salad pizza. Aren't you glad we left early so we could dance a little at home, he says. In the living room, the windows are all a little frosted from the rain. There are lights in the neighbors windows across the courtyard but it's thursday night, the rain has stopped. You couldn't have expected everyone to just stay home, really. I notice the people in the windows if he is spinning me across the room. Exhibitionism. I catch myself in the peripheries. The windows. The back of my mind. And I never shut the blinds but that is just no Executive Function or Detail Orientation. I am not some sort of voyeur. 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

November 12, 2025 · Original source

WHAT I DID Monday, November 3 And so everything kind of begins to hover as November sweeps in. The in between weeks. One can leave the city and then one can return. I call Amelia and ask if she’d like to go on another vacation for the aim of seeking things that are transgressive and weird, but the heat and the restlessness and the Miami sun of late-may is long gone, we never did visit the falconry like we planned, everyone would probably prefer to just stay put. Boil bone broth, go to a film, seek employment, write at the gym, braid and unbraid my hair three to four times before I decide to give it a rest. Do you really hate staying put that much?, Amelia asks. I go to the West Village Bitcoin Bar past ten pm in response. Still feverish from the last few days, but the wind outside is nice and the walk along Washington Square Park is quiet, tracing the streets along the park’s West edges past the brownstones and the Washington Square Hotel and the Marlton Hotel and then Pubkey Bar. It is not so much a thing of hating to stay put, but more of feng shui, four small walls, wind and water through my open window and I think most people dislike solitude of a certain kind, which can easily be mistaken for stillness. Pubkey Bar is always lit up kind of like an arcade. They sold some sign about crypto for one million dollars here, once. They sold the president’s autograph. They made me pickletinis and diet coke and seed-oil-free nachos and I used to be kind of manic here, drunk and yelling in the wind and on the street. It is such a desperately quiet night tonight. My friends are seated in the back rooms talking softly about the most valuable parts of a whole whale, their most favorite things about the people close to them, the best sound to elicit tears, the best cherry liqueur, the best ideas for how a person should be. It all comes at me kind of underwater, anyways. It’s all felt kind of shadowy as this year writes over the year before. Tuesday, November 4 And so all the energy came swirling back in an instant. They are playing sweet music like some of the My Fair Lady and the Mad Men soundtrack and J’ai 18 Ans and Zou Bisou Bisou at the hotel lobby with the roaring fireplace and the Cecily Brown mural and the young couples wearing cream slacks and red sweaters and holding newspapers and crinkled baskets of pastries. I have loved winter in New York the most of anything these past few years, and I’d been worried this one would not hold quite the same magic. Walk through the park while it is still early. Wear mostly skirts and tights and thin strapped tops and ballet flats, all black. Order ginger turmeric tea and almond milk cappuccino and write stories by the fire. Disavow hedonism. Disavow becoming the sort of person who does the certain types of things. There’s an order to these things. I tell Amelia; it is good to be mostly quiet. It is good to go to mostly the same places a million times over if the places one chooses are good. Wednesday, November 5 Did you notice everyone became very pleased that you were becoming exactly who you were meant to be when they first put you on Adderall?“ Ellie asked me at the party last night. The night was very warm and the party was very quiet and I was pleased with myself for my relative self possession that evening, which was the goal of the fall and the winter and the days that stretched out kind of breathless. Secret-keepers and Promise-Keepers and finding equilibrium between Self-Possession and Self-Awareness. These were the vaguely worded goals of the winter. No I didn’t really find that, I told Ellie. But I never got the chance to live out my potential on stimulants because I took it too far right away. Ellie nodded with sincere interest. My friends these days were very sincere. And the party was strange because the seating was in bleachers instead of tables and the music was jazz and my friends were very well dressed, decked in corsets and ballet flats and beaded belts and hair with ribbons and holding sparkling drinks with lime and aperol and smiling very broadly. I noticed that time had been passing all along sometime in early November. and so the following fervor came spurred by the sense that something might finally happen. The air got barely perceptively colder and ghosts washed up in dreams or in my courtyard or in signs and symbols like the strange numbers I’d been seeing on the sidewalk. It had been five months to the day since the start of summer and the lurching of my life in unexpected and nefarious though perhaps ultimately necessary ways, which I suppose just goes to show that some sort of momentum was required for time to do anything aside from idly tick on. I remembered that it is just one or two or three promises I make myself and others, though it becomes one million promises if you break one promise a million times. Thursday, November 6 I did nothing in the day yesterday besides watch the clouds make shadows out of various shades of light and dusk across my walls and then I pulled on a small black dress and black Ganni crumbling boots and walked through the quiet night towards Chinatown. The air was too stale and tight inside the sports bar where my friends were all smiles and drinking water and vodka and asking me about fun and faith and so then I walked further downtown to the new wine bar on Henry Street. Here, everyone was very drunk and cast in red light and our table was set in a hallway that resembled a kindergarten classroom and an eclectic group of acquaintances I knew from the Internet or Birthday Parties or Religious Magazines were sharing bottles of wine. To sleep very little means a dream state in the gray morning, which is nice because November Ninth marks the first real distance from the summer for me. The cycles repeated. The cycles grinded to a halt. I woke up to gray morning light through my still open window with a spiral bound notebook and an idea for transcription on the blank page: THINGS THAT HAPPENED ONCE I GAVE UP VICE. Friday, November 7 Listening to Chopin Nocturne op.9 no.2 while the sound of rain mixes with the sound of the turtle pond out the window and I swim in all the visions of where I’ve heard this song before. Like twirling around on brown wood floors during summer storms in the dining room at the house by the ocean while my parents cook fish stews in the kitchen and the floors turn yellow linoleum when you approach the stove and the pouring rain outside streams through the windows and all over the counters. The memory of twirling around and the smell of rain is always the most vivid of all. Like I’m always hurdling towards something or lying very still in all my recollections of things. Obsessed with motion. Arrested by motion! So the main thing now is momentum, I suppose. My Computer keeps on queuing up Chopin the The Nutcracker and Philip Glass Mishima based on past listening habits, but these two scores are both a bit too much to bear right now and so I’m hitting Skip Skip Skip. Not too much has happened since I gave up vice yesterday. Just; Rebecca told me that I look well rested, and the story about El Salvador and network states and techno-spirituality is off to print so I will soon be able to hold it in my hands and then relinquish any narrativization of past events and, it would be nice for energy drinks and nicotine to be coursing through my veins right now but there is something more beautiful and languid in self-induced timeout over microplastics and mind altering substances. Moonless night. Moon hidden behind the rainstorm. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Wednesday, November 12 From 6:30pm at Night Club 101 — Free reading series Reading 101 launches, ft Swati Sudarsan, Adrienne Raphel, Jessica Lynne, Aurora Huiza, and James Barickman. Music by Solex Yoghurt.

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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.

Elena Velez6 mentions across 6 issues

Elena Velez is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 6 times across 6 issues between September 10, 2024 and August 21, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Elena Velez debuts her La Pucelle collection with her SS'25 Runway Show"; "featuring material from ... Elena Velez"; "I wear a black suede skirt to the Elena Velez show". It most often appears alongside KGB, Cassidy, Confessions.

Article page: Elena Velez
Mention count: 6
Issue count: 6
First seen: September 10, 2024
Last seen: August 21, 2025
Instagram handle: @elenavelez

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Issue trail

Statues Of Critics. September 10, 2024
I wish I had more to say about fashion week. September 21, 2024
kind of a dud socially December 09, 2024
Dream Logic February 03, 2025
52 Notifications From Hell March 07, 2025
Early August August 21, 2025

KGB 6 shared issues
Cassidy 4 shared issues
Confessions 4 shared issues
Orson 4 shared issues
August Lamm 3 shared issues

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I wish I had more to say about fashion week.

September 10, 2024 · Original source

Today, Tuesday, September 10 at 6pm — Elena Velez debuts her La Pucelle collection with her SS’25 Runway Show. Dirty Thirty After Party to follow at the Club Room at the SoHo Grand in celebration of the collection and Elena’s birthday. There will be a special performance by Doechii with sets from Chopstix and Orson.

Inline links: Elena Velez, Club Room at the SoHo Grand, Doechii, Chopstix, Orson

At Sovereign House on Friday, September 13 from 8pm — Sex Mag hosts their issue launch, featuring material from Ivy Wolk, Elena Velez, David Lucas, Honor Levy, Peter Vack, Betsey Brown, and more.

Inline links: Sovereign House, Sex Mag

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

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

52 Notifications From Hell

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

March 07, 2025 · Original source

From 11pm - late at Casa Bella — Caroline Calloway, Betsey Brown, and Peter Vack present - A Rachel Ormont Afters! The prior screening at The Roxy is unfortunately sold out, but I’ll be at the afters and you should be too! Hosted by soooooo many people! Mike Crumplar, Cassidy Grady, Kareem Rahma, Nick Dove, Sierra Armor, Elena Velez, Perfectly Imperfect, Matt Weinberger, Finlay Mangan, Riska Seval, Humblesuperstar, Poorspigga, Meg Superstar Princes, Andrew Norman Wilson, Charley Shealy, Rylee Stumpf.

Early August

August 21, 2025 · Original source

From 10pm - 4am at Le Bain — Elena Velez hosts Club Chlorine in celebration of her upcoming swimwear release. Live performance by Bec Lauder and the Noise, Promiseland, and Dudewig. DJ sets by DJ Thank You, Orson, and Veronica Everheart.

Inline links: Le Bain, Elena Velez, Club Chlorine

Emily Sundberg6 mentions across 6 issues

Emily Sundberg is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 6 times across 6 issues between June 06, 2024 and January 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Emily Sundberg of Feed Me will be hosting a party at Jean's"; "In Emily Sundberg's substack this week, she wrote about how there is more writing than ever before"; "Emily Sundberg is hosting a FeedMe party at DiveBar Pizza". It most often appears alongside KGB, Confessions, Peter Vack.

Article page: Emily Sundberg
Mention count: 6
Issue count: 6
First seen: June 06, 2024
Last seen: January 23, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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COLLECTED AGENDA #3 June 06, 2024
COLLECTED AGENDA #7 August 14, 2024
COLLECTED AGENDA #8 August 23, 2024
Counterculture in America November 12, 2024
January continues January 19, 2025
Burn my diaries January 23, 2025

KGB 6 shared issues
Confessions 5 shared issues
Peter Vack 5 shared issues
Beckett Rosset 4 shared issues
Chloe Pingeon 4 shared issues

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COLLECTED AGENDA #3

June 06, 2024 · Original source

Monday, June 17 at 9pm - Emily Sundberg of Feed Me will be hosting a party at Jean’s. I believe this is an after party for the evenings earlier *official* Feed Me party, but apparently those tickets sold out within sixteen minutes.

Inline links: Emily Sundberg, Feed Me, Jean’s

COLLECTED AGENDA #7

August 14, 2024 · Original source

In Emily Sundberg’s substack this week, she wrote about how there is more writing than ever before. She wrote about lists, the monetization of lists, how lists are proving to be a valuable economic model. She quoted someone saying that they cringe when they hit a paywall on a diary entry. It upset a lot of people, in my interpretation, because it read as an indictment of self indulgence, and it swept a lot up into a wide net of what qualifies as self indulgent prose. Substack is an economic model, which I think is the most interesting element of Sundberg’s point. I think it’s fair to distinguish between what you are being asked to consume, and what you are being asked to pay for as a consumer product. On the other hand, a free market functions in that you charge what people will pay. If you balk at a paywall that other people subscribe to surpass, then perhaps this is simply a product that is not For You.

Inline links: Emily Sundberg’s substack this week

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

COLLECTED AGENDA #8

August 23, 2024 · Original source

In Montauk at 8pm - Emily Sundberg is hosting a FeedMe party at DiveBar Pizza —- “Endless Long Island iced teas. Potentially life-changing free merch”.

Inline links: Emily Sundberg, FeedMe, DiveBar Pizza

Counterculture in America

November 12, 2024 · Original source

From 2pm - 5pm — FeedMe by Emily Sundberg (the only business newsletter that matters) celebrates two years at Rhodora Wine Bar – wine, gossip, Primo focaccia, etc.

Inline links: FeedMe, Emily Sundberg, Rhodora Wine Bar

January continues

January 19, 2025 · Original source

From 6:30pm at The Back Room — Substack presents Burns Night - “a night of scotch & murder by words.” Readings by Alex Auder, Emily Sundberg, Natasha Stagg, Nate Silver, and more.

Inline links: The Back Room, Burns Night, Alex Auder, Emily Sundberg, Natasha Stagg, Nate Silver

Burn my diaries

January 23, 2025 · Original source

From 6:30pm at The Back Room — Substack presents Burns Night - “a night of scotch & murder by words.” Readings by Alex Auder, Emily Sundberg, Natasha Stagg, Nate Silver, and more.

Inline links: The Back Room, Burns Night, Alex Auder, Emily Sundberg, Natasha Stagg, Nate Silver

Em Brill5 mentions across 5 issues

Em Brill is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 5 times across 5 issues between June 06, 2024 and January 27, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Krithika Varagur, Em Brill, Zans Brady Krohn"; "Jade Wootton, and Em Brill"; "HOT WORLD reading, ft Peter BD, Em Brill". It most often appears alongside Los Angeles, New York, Night Club 101.

Article page: Em Brill
Mention count: 5
Issue count: 5
First seen: June 06, 2024
Last seen: January 27, 2026
Instagram handle: @em__brill

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Issue trail

COLLECTED AGENDA #3 June 06, 2024
Moral Framework December 16, 2024
Florida, Massachusetts (03) December 02, 2025
COLLECTED AGENDA December 22, 2025
California-At-Home January 27, 2026

Los Angeles 4 shared issues
New York 4 shared issues
Night Club 101 4 shared issues
Kathy Joyce 3 shared issues
Matthew Gasda 3 shared issues

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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

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

December 02, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at 94 St Marks Place — HOT WORLD reading, ft Peter BD, Em Brill, Rebecca Warlick Cooke, Sam Cooke, David Fishkind, Genevieve Goffman, Jack Ludkey, Alma Pannier, Ryan Peterson and Arjuun Srivtasa.

December 22, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at Night Club 101 — Ani Tatintsyan presents Notes on Redemption. A reading; featuring Ann Manov, Cam Fateh, Em Brill, Isabel Timerman, Liam Ryan, Isabella Willms Jones, Layla Halabian, and Viven Lee. Fab lineup! Excited for this <3

Inline links: Night Club 101, Ani Tatintsyan, Notes on Redemption

California-At-Home

January 27, 2026 · Original source

From 7pm at Night Club 101 — Ani Tatintsyan presents Notes on Redemption. A reading; featuring Ann Manov, Cam Fateh, Em Brill, Isabel Timerman, Liam Ryan, Isabella Willms Jones, Layla Halabian, and Viven Lee. Fab lineup! Excited for this <3

Inline links: Night Club 101, Ani Tatintsyan, Notes on Redemption

Emmalea Russo4 mentions across 4 issues

Emmalea Russo is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 4 times across 4 issues between November 13, 2024 and July 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Vivienne by Emmalea Russo"; "Supernatural Knowledge: A Simone Weil Workshop with Emmalea Russo"; "featuring Bruce Wagner, Noah Kumin, Matthew Davis, Emmalea Russo, and David Fishkind". It most often appears alongside Sovereign House, Betsey Brown, Chanel Beads.

Article page: Emmalea Russo
Mention count: 4
Issue count: 4
First seen: November 13, 2024
Last seen: July 23, 2025
Instagram handle: @emmalea.russo

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Issue trail

Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky November 13, 2024
Florida, Massachusetts December 03, 2024
My lame blog February 17, 2025
Coffeeshop Gossip July 23, 2025

Sovereign House 3 shared issues
Betsey Brown 2 shared issues
Chanel Beads 2 shared issues
Collected Agenda 2 shared issues
Confessions 2 shared issues

Source context

November 13, 2024 · Original source

Vivienne by Emmalea Russo

Florida, Massachusetts

December 03, 2024 · Original source

The Drift says Simone Weil is the Patron Saint of Everyone. Another class I hope to take this December - Supernatural Knowledge: A Simone Weil Workshop with Emmalea Russo

Inline links: Simone Weil is the Patron Saint of Everyone, Supernatural Knowledge: A Simone Weil Workshop, Emmalea Russo

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

July 23, 2025 · Original source

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Erin Satterthwaite4 mentions across 4 issues

Erin Satterthwaite is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 4 times across 4 issues between April 15, 2025 and December 22, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "special appearances by … Erin Satterthwaite"; "Terry Nguyen, Erin Satterthwaite, Alec Niedenthal"; "Domino Reading Series returns with ... Erin Satterthwaite". It most often appears alongside Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Matthew Gasda, New York.

Article page: Erin Satterthwaite
Mention count: 4
Issue count: 4
First seen: April 15, 2025
Last seen: December 22, 2025

Outbound links

https://whitneyreview.org/

Issue trail

[REDACTED] is awful April 15, 2025
Early August August 21, 2025
Autumn Secrets October 27, 2025
COLLECTED AGENDA December 22, 2025

Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research 3 shared issues
Matthew Gasda 3 shared issues
New York 3 shared issues
Ross Barkan 3 shared issues
cleo walks through glass 2 shared issues

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April 15, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at The Strand Rare Book Room — Alex Kazemi and Kelly Cutrone host the launch of New Millenium Boyz. An old-school New York night, featuring a performance by Lydia Lunch, and special appearances by Honor Levy, Peter Vack, Madeline Cash, Brittany Menjivar, Erin Satterthwaite, Ryan D. Peterson, and Filip Fufezan. Afterparty: Internet Killed The Literary Star from 9pm at Gelso & Grand.

Inline links: New Millenium Boyz

Early August

August 21, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at 4 Irving Ave — Weird Fucks returns. A literary reading with Eliza McLamb, Grace Robins-Somerville, Terry Nguyen, Erin Satterthwaite, Alec Niedenthal, Cletus Crow, Abby Jones, and Sirena He.

Inline links: Weird Fucks

October 27, 2025 · Original source

From 7:30pm at Night Club 101 — Domino Reading Series returns with Evan Donnachie, Armon Mahdavi, Erin Satterthwaite, Jade Wootton, Nick Dove, Izzy Capulong, and Chesea Hodson.

Inline links: Night Club 101, Domino Reading Series

December 22, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at The York — Punisher returns with their second installment. A reading series by writers-and-divas-turned-visionaries: Sarah Velk and Kennedy Wright. Readings by Magdalene Taylor, Vivi Hayes, Erin Satterthwaite, Emma Newman-Holde, Revenge Wife, and Mikayla Bryant. Great lineup!

Inline links: The York, Punisher, second installment, Sarah Velk, Kennedy Wright

Ella Schmidt3 mentions across 3 issues

Ella Schmidt is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between April 15, 2025 and July 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Readings by Ross Barkan, Greg Gerke, Anthony Galluzzo, Ella Schmidt"; "Readings by Leya Ivanov, Ella Schmidt, Neurothicca, and Page Garcia"; "ft Matt Gasda, Paul Franz, Ross Barkan, Emmalea Russo, Ella Schmidt". It most often appears alongside Matthew Gasda, Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Confessions.

Article page: Ella Schmidt
Mention count: 3
Issue count: 3
First seen: April 15, 2025
Last seen: July 23, 2025

Outbound links

https://whitneyreview.org/

Issue trail

[REDACTED] is awful April 15, 2025
Total Nightmare Policy May 21, 2025
Coffeeshop Gossip July 23, 2025

Matthew Gasda 3 shared issues
Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research 2 shared issues
Confessions 2 shared issues
Danielle Chelosky 2 shared issues
Harmony Tividad 2 shared issues

Source context

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

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

July 23, 2025 · Original source

From 8:30pm at Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Celebrate the launch of New Writing Volume III, ft Matt Gasda, Paul Franz, Ross Barkan, Emmalea, Russo, Ella Schmidt, and more.

Inline links: Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research

Emmeline Clein3 mentions across 3 issues

Emmeline Clein is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between January 27, 2025 and November 05, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "host committee includes Emmeline Clein"; "Readings by...Emily Leibert, Emmeline Clein, Whitney Mallet"; "Emmeline Clein celebrates the paperback release of Dead Weight". It most often appears alongside KGB, Notch Magazine, Blade Study.

Article page: Emmeline Clein
Mention count: 3
Issue count: 3
First seen: January 27, 2025
Last seen: November 05, 2025
Instagram handle: @emmelc

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Issue trail

End of the Cold Front January 27, 2025
generative and godly secrets May 27, 2025
Fever Dreams November 05, 2025

KGB 3 shared issues
Notch Magazine 3 shared issues
Blade Study 2 shared issues
Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research 2 shared issues
Chelsea 2 shared issues

Source context

End of the Cold Front

January 27, 2025 · Original source

From 8:30pm - 12am — Whitney Museum of Art celebrates Art Party 2025, as The Whitney is transformed into Studio 99. Theme is disco (it’s a disco heavy week), and the host committee includes Emmeline Clein, Sarah Harrelson, Kit Keenan, Lily Lady, Matt Weinberger, and more.

Inline links: Whitney Museum of Art, Art Party 2025, Emmeline Clein, Sarah Harrelson, Kit Keenan, Lily Lady, Matt Weinberger

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

November 05, 2025 · Original source

From 8pm at Rodeo — Emmeline Clein celebrates the paperback release of Dead Weight. Ft readings by Eliza Barry Callahan, Cat Cohen, Rayne Risher Quann, and Rosa Shipley.

Inline links: Rodeo, Emmeline Clein, Dead Weight

Evan Laffer3 mentions across 3 issues

Evan Laffer is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 3 times across 3 issues between September 26, 2025 and January 08, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "Evan Laffer and Ruby Zuckerman present readings". It most often appears alongside Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Los Angeles, Ruby Zuckerman.

Article page: Evan Laffer
Mention count: 3
Issue count: 3
First seen: September 26, 2025
Last seen: January 08, 2026
Instagram handle: @evanlaffer

Outbound links

Issue trail

Apocalyptic Ideation September 26, 2025
COLLECTED AGENDA December 22, 2025
Lost Week January 08, 2026

Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research 3 shared issues
Los Angeles 3 shared issues
Ruby Zuckerman 3 shared issues
Abigail Ogilvy Gallery 2 shared issues
Addie 2 shared issues

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September 26, 2025 · Original source

LOS ANGELES - From 7pm at Taix — Evan Laffer and Ruby Zuckerman present readings by Mariah Flores, Ben Loory, Jesse Pearson, Nick Plett, Zara Schuster, and Gabby Sones. | Tickets from $10. Advance only. Venmo @evanlaffer.

Inline links: Taix, Evan Laffer, Ruby Zuckerman

December 22, 2025 · Original source

Los Angeles - From 7pm at Red Lion Tavern — Evan Laffer and Ruby Zuckerman present readings by Molly Crabapple, Robin Estrin, Eugene Kotlyarenko, Madeleine Kunkle, Joseph Moscow, and Sarah Wang.

Inline links: Red Lion Tavern, Evan Laffer, Ruby Zuckerman

January 08, 2026 · Original source

Los Angeles - From 7pm at Red Lion Tavern — Evan Laffer and Ruby Zuckerman present readings by Molly Crabapple, Robin Estrin, Eugene Kotlyarenko, Madeleine Kunkle, Joseph Moscow, and Sarah Wang.

Inline links: Red Lion Tavern, Evan Laffer, Ruby Zuckerman

Elberto Muller2 mentions across 2 issues

Elberto Muller is a recurring person 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 "At Post Times; Elberto Muller solo show". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, 56 Henry, @lucdarcy.

Article page: Elberto Muller
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: December 22, 2025
Last seen: January 14, 2026
Instagram handle: @vibedoubt

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Issue trail

COLLECTED AGENDA December 22, 2025
How To Break Paralysis January 14, 2026

169 Bar 2 shared issues
56 Henry 2 shared issues
@lucdarcy 2 shared issues
A.L. Bahta 2 shared issues
Ada Donnelly 2 shared issues

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December 22, 2025 · Original source

A few good downtown art openings tonight (6pm - 9pm) — At 56 Henry; works by Yifan Jiang and Sareh Imani. At Entrance; Seth Cameron’s first New York exhibition in six years. At Post Times; Elberto Muller solo show.

Inline links: 56 Henry, Yifan Jiang, Sareh Imani, Entrance;, Seth Cameron’s, Post Times, Elberto Muller

How To Break Paralysis

January 14, 2026 · Original source

A few good downtown art openings tonight (6pm - 9pm) — At 56 Henry; works by Yifan Jiang and Sareh Imani. At Entrance; Seth Cameron’s first New York exhibition in six years. At Post Times; Elberto Muller solo show.

Inline links: 56 Henry, Yifan Jiang, Sareh Imani, Entrance;, Seth Cameron’s, Post Times, Elberto Muller

Eliza Mclamb2 mentions across 2 issues

Eliza Mclamb is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between December 03, 2024 and August 21, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "featuring Eliza Mclamb, Delia Cai, and others"; "A literary reading with Eliza McLamb, Grace Robins-Somerville, Terry Nguyen". It most often appears alongside KGB, New York, 154 Scott.

Article page: Eliza Mclamb
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: December 03, 2024
Last seen: August 21, 2025
Instagram handle: @elizamclamb

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Issue trail

Florida, Massachusetts December 03, 2024
Early August August 21, 2025

KGB 2 shared issues
New York 2 shared issues
154 Scott 1 shared issues
7th Street Burger 1 shared issues
Abby Jones 1 shared issues

Source context

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

Early August

August 21, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at 4 Irving Ave — Weird Fucks returns. A literary reading with Eliza McLamb, Grace Robins-Somerville, Terry Nguyen, Erin Satterthwaite, Alec Niedenthal, Cletus Crow, Abby Jones, and Sirena He.

Inline links: Weird Fucks

Elon Musk2 mentions across 2 issues

Elon Musk is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between November 13, 2024 and March 18, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "clumsily praising Elon Musk's (red) rocket"; "he released the Twitter Files (via Musk)"; "all I could make out when the editor spoke was something about 'fiction' and 'Elon Musk'". It most often appears alongside New York City, A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell, Ada Donnelly.

Article page: Elon Musk
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: November 13, 2024
Last seen: March 18, 2026

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

Issue trail

Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky November 13, 2024
West-side-highway-dog-park March 18, 2026

New York City 2 shared issues
A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell 1 shared issues
Ada Donnelly 1 shared issues
Alex Bienstock 1 shared issues
Alex Katz 1 shared issues

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West-side-highway-dog-park

November 13, 2024 · Original source

Trump swaggers onstage around 3 AM EST and delivers a predictably sleazy speech, offering the usual medley of vacant hyperbole before clumsily praising Elon Musk’s (red) rocket as if he’s on the bottle at a dinner party:

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

March 18, 2026 · Original source

Plagiarized images of spring Saturday Everything in my room was quiet in a way that was a little bit like heaven and a little bit like hell. I lay down in bed with a Spring-2024 copy of American Affairs Magazine and I tried to read over an article about Tech Clusters and Stagnation but I ended up in AI psychosis instead. Affirm affirm affirm, my computer said. Your life seems to have solidified, my computer said. The point of it all isn’t really to be that pretty or even that kind, my computer said. The point of life isn’t love or hate, but understanding. The cycles repeat until they flip, and then they rarely return. You shouldn’t really try to understand yourself that well. You should try to resist the compulsion to share the mundanities of your everyday life and certainly of your rich-inner-world. I was supposed to shut my computer around six-pm, but the call came at five-fifty instead. The West Village was like l’heure bleue. The West Village was humid and sweet and warm and lovely. The trees were like silver skeletons, and Washington Square Park was full of teens hosting vigils for deceased foreign leaders and lookalike contests for girls with borderline-personality-disorder and presidential men. You’re in your spring coat, Max said. He had never heard that word before me. Some coats are heavy, and other coats are light, I explained. The outside of Babbo is somewhat unassuming, and the inside of Babbo is burgundy and warm and old school and sweet. The host stand is set back from the entryway and the bar is lively even at six. The whole place is basically windowless, which makes me feel like I am in a cave or on a ship or at a private party or in a nineteen-fifties-film or an architectural-dream. The menus come in small leather binders and a line drawing of a black cartoon jester carrying a bottle of wine is sketched on the first page. I am somewhat unable to typecast the demographic of the clientele here, which is interesting and somewhat rare. Everyone is quite well dressed but unassuming and of various ages though leaning-older. It is impossible to eavesdrop inside Babbo, which goes against my usual sensibilities, and aligns exactly with my dinner-sensibilities. The hostess was an older lady, because all the best restaurants have older-waitstaff-mostly. I’ll let you sit at a table and I won’t make you move, the hostess said. Everybody laughed politely and was very pleased. In the center of Babbo, there is a velvety staircase. This would be a good place for a private party, I said. The hostess led us up the velvet stairs. In the upstairs of Babbo, there is a burgundy room and a big bar and white-table-cloths and the waiter poured city-water out of metal-watering-pails and into glass-cups. The specialty martini is made very-dry. Can you make it very-dirty, I asked. We can do anything you want, the waiter said. The waiter was an old Italian man. He wrote down the martini order and our names on a napkin. MARTINI ORDER, the napkin read. You’ve been here before, the waiter said. Once, I said. You look familiar, he said. I’m not, I said. The waiter told a story about the time that all the old French restaurants closed and never returned. Only the Italian restaurant remained, he explained. You come as a child then perhaps on a date at eighteen then with family then a wedding, he said. Coming back and coming back and coming back over and over again. Anytime the water glass would run low, the waiter would appear with the metal watering pale, and the glass would be filled up. The bread came with ricotta and fresh olive oil and sea salt. Squid ink pasta and branzino and broccoli. Two martinis and a cappuccino after dinner and I melted the sugar cubes on the surface of the coffee and then I ate them with a spoon. Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, all the staff said, when we left. The theme of the magazine launch was print revival and kosher pickle martinis. There were girls scout cookies on the counter, and the vibe was one of general mystique, though all I could make out when the editor spoke was something about “fiction” and “Elon Musk.” Saoirse and Olivia were behind the bar, and they were looking like angels wearing white and being kind. The late winter hadn’t really felt like real life, so it was nice and quite affirming to make eye contact with my friends. You’re the best contract employee in the world, the girls assured each other. You’re the best girlfriend ever. You’re the sweetest girl to ever walk this Earth. The magazine was free and so I helped myself and left by midnight. I can psyop myself, and then I can do whatever I want. My process is I write everything that happened and then I filter it into obfuscation one-million-times. My process is to invent my own school of movement and adopt a moral code. My process is totally against religious iconography as vague gestures towards false meaning, but totally pro iconography when one’s belief in something is complete. My self psyop sometimes looks like self experimentation, or bandaid-solution, or destruction and construction and being social-chair. I tread very lightly, and when I act according to things I hate or things I miss, it goes about exactly how you’d expect it to. Here is something: call up my parents and I read my diaries aloud on my phone. Everything seems like the end of the world in dizzy night, and: The boys hands were bloody in the morning, and; I ordered coffee and milkshake and breakfast sandwich in, and: everyone seems so fragile in the sunshine, and: One thing about being here, hazy in the sun is I feel less aggressive. In New York, the sun keeps coming back and going away and I love it when my friends and I talk about the weather. I order green juice and cold brew in the morning, and it’s quiet and cold-again. I order chopped-green-goddess-sandwhich and I seek intellectual-stimulation and I wear a brown-leather-jacket to the west-side-highway-dog-park. My process is everything-beautiful-all-the-time and iphone photography and whenever my perspective is called into question I can call up Amelia who can affirm how happy I really was all the time, there, and sometimes now. She’s totally straight-edge, and she always has a good sense of the way things were and are and are heading. Sunday Sitting on the couch in an empty apartment watching the gray sky turn light in the courtyard and listening to the garbage trucks fire up on the somewhat distant street. It feels like waking up in New York as a child, right now. Awake too early. Jet lagged, almost. At a magazine launch during evening fading night in a white house with framed art and long french windows and yellow trim, a man was telling me that the only good thing about not growing up in New York City is that you get to experience the thing that it is to understand the city for the first time and to let it consume you. If you grow up in New York, then you understand the city all along and this is mostly a great thing, he was saying, but what about that feeling when you arrive and you’re older and you understand a place like this for the very first time. There were daffodils all throughout the apartment, and carpeted floors over wood that stretched back into room after room like a maze. Everyone was calling each other “dear” and there was a sense of things as generally boisterous but not overblown. I like older people who love New York. I like people that are sober-minded, fun, and rarely cynical. The people at the party wore pearls and black and ballet flats and lived uptown and they kept on asking me about New York. Do you love New York, they kept on asking. And I said yes and I meant it and they seemed pleased The air conditioner is running. The sky is gray and sweet. I always am very aware of causation, and I know how to understand what makes something bad and what makes something good. I don’t think it’s narcissistic to try to understand your own intentions but one shouldn’t go too much deeper than that. I would never betray anyone I love. I want ginger beer for breakfast lunch and dinner. I want hydrangeas in the apartment. I want to fall asleep in a room sized bed and be airlifted into daylight and clothed in blue sweaters. I want to be dosed with soylent but not lobotomized. Last night, at the magazine launch, a man was telling me about the story of his life. I lived across from Jeffrey Epstein, he said. I’m a lawyer, he said. I know hundreds of people, he explained. Do you know any secrets, I asked. The girls never looked underage to me, he shrugged. Isabel pulled me away. We walked down the long and wooden hallway and we stood by open windows. The figures across the street looked almost cartoonish, running like shadowy stick figures down the paths in hazy dusk in Central Park. So winter is great until March comes around, and I am not so ready for spring equinox and abandon-interiority and things moving faster and faster and faster. Everything material feels kind of cartoonishly good. Everything on my computer feels kind of cartoonishly evil. Cassandra and I bought big blue books full of curses, and now we are going to open them on the floor of an apartment on the Upper West Side and wear cable-knit sweaters and assume invincibility until proven otherwise. Since Darby gave me a blue heart-shaped bowl and an evil-eye bracelet that I haven’t taken off since, I’ve realized that I need to hold my cards closer to my chest. I put myself to sleep at dusk tonight because there are colors flashing in front of my open eyes like hallucinations and signs of delirium. I wake up on the couch shivering under my spring coat. Little white dried flowers all around me. A new wooden toothbrush propped on one clean shelf in an otherwise crowded cabinet. I wait for midnight so the new day can begin, and then at twelve-oh-one I say thank you to God one million times. I go outside for a walk in humid winter air. I go inside, and I’m alone again. I go to a building that looks “new” in Tribeca, and I go to a building that looks “old”. I interrupted a meeting, and I was given plastic bottles of fireball behind the bar. My friends were all talking about picking up new hobbies. A boy outside told me about adult gymnastics. I told the girls about rock climbing. I considered aerial silks. I considered French lessons and online shopping and recommending books-to-buy-boys-who-are-just-getting-into-reading. I watched a video essay about how not to let the moon affect your moods. I watched a video essay about undersea cables. So, February was fine. Cold and a little bit dreary and Iris keeps on telling me that above all she considers herself to be pragmatic, which seems to be working out for her and so I’m taking notes. I keep on deciding to just become nihilistic about it, but even when I don’t set alarms, I always wake up in time to do the things I should. DIRECTORY Wednesday, March 18 from 4:45pm at Metrograph —El Sur (1983, Victor Erice) screens. I have a special fondness for the landscapes of Northern Spain and the only beer I like is estrella, per, my Galician friend Rebecca. This film is not about spanish beer, but rather a spanish girl by the same name. “it’s half a film that contains a whole world of wonders.” Thursday, March 19 evening plans: MANHATTAN: From 7:30pm at Night Club 101 — Lubov says THE INTERNET MADE ME DO IT. A night of readings and music with Ada Donnelly, Alex Bienstock, Marble Index, Kyle Sullivan Dobbs, Lorry Kikta, Melissa Seward, Angel Money, and Yuri NYC. | RSVP here

Inline links: Metrograph, El Sur, https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!j-tT!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F0957633a-b82a-41e1-80ef-d921967efdf4_1512x1008.png, Night Club 101, Lubov, here

Emilia2 mentions across 2 issues

Emilia is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between September 12, 2025 and January 08, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "I run into Emilia at Caffe Reggio, where I always sit and where she always finds me"; "Emilia brings everyone rounds of cheesecake and superba beers". It most often appears alongside Amelia, Boston, Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research.

Article page: Emilia
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: September 12, 2025
Last seen: January 08, 2026
Instagram handle: @spiraljette

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Perfect Little Life September 12, 2025
Lost Week January 08, 2026

Amelia 2 shared issues
Boston 2 shared issues
Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research 2 shared issues
Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research 2 shared issues
Caffe Reggio 2 shared issues

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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

January 08, 2026 · Original source

REDACTED resolutions for the benefit of oneself and others Friday, December 26 I woke up to it like a snow globe outside. The type of storm that is hard to describe unless you are me, waking up surrounded on all sides by everything soft and quiet and shimmering in a room that has always been yours. Everything coated white and sweet and branches out my window still heavy from the fresh cover of the storm. Looking at the snow through the sheen of sheer white curtains in my window. Looking at dried wild flowers rising out of fields and the pine forest past the farm shivering kind of silver and the green of the shed and the barn creating pops of color against all that bright white. And all of this is just to say that I slept peacefully through the night and waking up this morning I do feel like I can access this place and this holiday and a sense of rootedness in myself, physical form, physical home, in a way that in the past few months I have not felt capable of understanding. Last year I spent every morning at home writing: cold crisp clear morning and everything it is better than I possibly could have imagined. Last year, I took the train back to a glass apartment in the sky and floated in infinite life for a few more weeks, and then I began to scream. Laundry and writing in my google docs diary at the soapstone counter this morning. I can’t tell if the storm is silent, or if it sounds like ice and little bells. Amelia called last night to tell a different version of the usual story. I am getting so creeped out again, Amelia said. My room here is pale and quiet and blue. it is the only bedroom above which there is no attic, so I can really hear the wind. I’m not creeped out, I told Amelia. Everything about your story just feels kind of distant and strange. Driving to get coffee in the old town center and I’m not hitting anyone’s bumper as I wheel around into Cumberland Farms. Toes cold in my Bean Boots. Extremities always cold from Raynod’s Disease and avoidance of contact with rough fabrics like “wool” out of delusional distaste for “overstimulation.” The town is kind of story book snowy, too, though less so than in the fields by the house, where everything is encased and total and like a picture and a dream and one scene all at once. The scene is less all encompassing here, by noon, in town, where the heaviest parts of the snow have already started to drip down and melt. It is strange to be alone here. Wind moving quickly outside my car and I did imagine something else. I’ve imagined everything a million times over, and so I guess it’s hard to pinpoint any one scenario. Things change very quickly. It used to take my breath away and now it doesn’t. I watch a woman running in place in a phone booth like a treadmill. I watch a young dad placing pennies on the train track with his kids where the commuter rail comes through. Sitting in my car watching the trains and mostly just holding my hands up to the heat. Everything is covered in a blanket of snow. In the car, I have; almond milk latte with peppermint and sugar free vanilla, vitamin D3, vitamin C, Inositol, fish oil, black seed oil. Taking it all in big huge gulps. Taking it all and then stuffing the wrappings in my bag and resuming watching everything around me. Later, I am reading Alain de Botton Architecture of Happiness in blue hour dusk and I am in the passenger seat driving on the highway when I look up to find: it is dark. Crescent moon. The George Washington Bridge looks so beautiful, my aunt says. I’ve never seen it glow like that. It’s never been this dark, this early, on this drive, before. There’s never been a drive that was as fast and smooth and calm, as this one. Back in New York City, it smells like caution to the wind and the mania of a week that exists in a void. Rushed back from dusty fields and Winter Break to find that no one else is here. You can tell that no one else is here, because the sidewalks on the Upper West Side are piled high with snow banks, no foot prints, yellow glow from the townhouses I pass in a yellow taxi cab on my way downtown, but perhaps the lights are simulated or at the very least on a timer, because there are no shadowy figures or even moving silhouettes visible past the windows. Central Park is pitch black, covered in snow that I can’t see but it makes the outlines of things kind of rough and cartoonish. It’s not that I actually believe nothing to be real. I’m just watching the shape of things kind of morph all around me. On the last night of the Lost Week of the Year, I walk to Dr Clark for the sake of fresh air and doing the things I say I will. My apartment was quiet and clean, because I left it quiet and clean. I returned to everything totally unchanged. The quiet part was shocking, and then it was ok. The city was kind of like a winter wonderland, too, except for the snow that had already turned kind of black. On the Houston Street median strip, I was stranded amidst blurry traffic with a man in a blanket, rocking back and forth and drinking whisky from the bottle. HEY, he said. Hey, I responded. He seemed surprised, and I became immediately afraid. Whatever. Everything was normal. Cannot become cynical. Dr Clark’s is quiet, my friends texted, on my walk. I’m sorry we lied and said that Dr. Clark’s was lively, my friends said, when I arrived. You didn’t say it was lively, you said it was quiet, I responded. The bar was full of dried flowers and almost no people. Emilia brings everyone rounds of cheesecake and superba beers. Dried flowers everywhere I turn, these days. Dried flowers everywhere for those with eyes to see. Here are the things that are making me feel suspicious, I told my friends.. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Thursday, January 8 From 12:15pm and 4:15pm at Film Forum — Last chance to see Peter Hujar’s Day - “The best film in Sundance is just two people talking.” - Vulture. | Tickets here

Inline links: Film Forum, here

Emily Danielle2 mentions across 2 issues

Emily Danielle is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between June 24, 2024 and July 08, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Nicky Josephine, Emily Danielle, Toni Kochensparger". It most often appears alongside A Doll House, Adam Lehrer, August Lamm.

Article page: Emily Danielle
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: June 24, 2024
Last seen: July 08, 2024
Instagram handle: @emilyleibert

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COLLECTED AGENDA #4 June 24, 2024
COLLECTED AGENDA #5 July 08, 2024

A Doll House 2 shared issues
Adam Lehrer 2 shared issues
August Lamm 2 shared issues
Beckett Rosset 2 shared issues
Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research 2 shared issues

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June 24, 2024 · Original source

Thursday, July 18 at KGB - Caitlin Dee is hosting a Meditations for Party Girls reading, featuring Caitlin Dee, Sophia June, Jomé Rain, Nicky Josephine, Emily Danielle, Toni Kochensparger, and a magic ritual by Sarah Potter (magic is the theme of the summer).

Inline links: KGB, Caitlin Dee, Meditations for Party Girls, Sophia June, Nicky Josephine, Emily Danielle, Toni Kochensparger, Sarah Potter

COLLECTED AGENDA #5

July 08, 2024 · Original source

At KGB - Caitlin Dee is hosting a Meditations for Party Girls reading, featuring Caitlin Dee, Sophia June, Jomé Rain, Nicky Josephine, Emily Danielle, Toni Kochensparger, and a magic ritual by Sarah Potter (magic is the theme of the summer).

Inline links: KGB, Caitlin Dee, Meditations for Party Girls, Sophia June, Nicky Josephine, Emily Danielle, Toni Kochensparger, Sarah Potter

Emily Ferguson2 mentions across 2 issues

Emily Ferguson is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between December 22, 2025 and January 08, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "At Half Gallery, Emily Ferguson In Paintings on Drawings opens". It most often appears alongside Abigail Ogilvy Gallery, Addie, Adrienne Greenblatt.

Article page: Emily Ferguson
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: December 22, 2025
Last seen: January 08, 2026
Instagram handle: @emily_ferguson

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COLLECTED AGENDA December 22, 2025
Lost Week January 08, 2026

Abigail Ogilvy Gallery 2 shared issues
Addie 2 shared issues
Adrienne Greenblatt 2 shared issues
Adrienne Hunter 2 shared issues
Alamo Drafthouse 2 shared issues

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December 22, 2025 · Original source

From 6pm - 8pm a few good gallery openings tonight. At Blade Study; Adrienne Greenblatt I Wept at the Tomb of my Mother’s Tongue. At Broadway; Nightswimming is a group exhibition taking its title from R.E.M’s 1992 song “nightswimming” - hush, risk, and after dark clarity. At Half Gallery, Emily Ferguson In Paintings on Drawings opens.

Inline links: Blade Study, Adrienne Greenblatt, Broadway, Nightswimming, Emily Ferguson, In Paintings on Drawings

mutually assured destruction

January 08, 2026 · Original source

From 6pm - 8pm a few good gallery openings tonight. At Blade Study; Adrienne Greenblatt I Wept at the Tomb of my Mother’s Tongue. At Broadway; Nightswimming is a group exhibition taking its title from R.E.M’s 1992 song “nightswimming” - hush, risk, and after dark clarity. At Half Gallery, Emily Ferguson In Paintings on Drawings opens.

Inline links: Blade Study, Adrienne Greenblatt, Broadway, Nightswimming, Emily Ferguson, In Paintings on Drawings

Emily Janowick2 mentions across 2 issues

Emily Janowick is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between May 06, 2025 and May 27, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Other videos by Drew Zeiba, Emily Janowick, Joshua Citarella"; "with works by Cal Siegel, Dominic Palarchio, Emily Janowick, Mosie Romney, Sophie Friedma"; "with works by Cal Siegel, Dominic Palarchio, Emily Janowick". It most often appears alongside Bec Lauder, Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Confessions.

Article page: Emily Janowick
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: May 06, 2025
Last seen: May 27, 2025

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mutually assured destruction May 06, 2025
generative and godly secrets May 27, 2025

Bec Lauder 2 shared issues
Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research 2 shared issues
Confessions 2 shared issues
David 2 shared issues
Doomers 2 shared issues

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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.

May 27, 2025 · Original source

From 6pm - 8pm at Foreign Domestic — Time is a River opens; a group exhibition curated by Travis Fairclough, with works by Cal Siegel, Dominic Palarchio, Emily Janowick, Mosie Romney, Sophie Friedman-Pappas, Valerie Keane.

Inline links: Foreign Domestic

Emma2 mentions across 2 issues

Emma is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between September 12, 2025 and December 02, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "a message from Emma. How are you? Emma asks. Like no time has passed at all"; "My best friend Emma was more solid than I was"; "Come to San Diego, Emma urges me". It most often appears alongside Cassidy Grady, Matthew Gasda, New York.

Article page: Emma
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: September 12, 2025
Last seen: December 02, 2025
Instagram handle: @emmalea.russo

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Perfect Little Life September 12, 2025
Florida, Massachusetts (03) December 02, 2025

Cassidy Grady 2 shared issues
Matthew Gasda 2 shared issues
New York 2 shared issues
Night Club 101 2 shared issues
San Diego 2 shared issues

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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

December 02, 2025 · Original source

WHAT I DID Monday 7:45am and I am lying very still in my clean crisp bed like it’s a haven or a ship that will float me above and away from the clutter around me. Lying with my head pulled under white bamboo sheets, so I don’t have to see anything other than white noise and whatever I decide to fire up on my phone all around me. Reading Girl Insides live blogging her breakup on my phone this morning, and I do feel envious of the corporeal and anonymous ways in which her brand of compulsive documentation flows. Feeling kind of vague and emotionless after a weekend that was here there everywhere, and I let myself really be sucked into it which is always how it goes but one needs to be careful. I wore Cinq-a-Sept Christmas dress for a few days in a row, and there was dinner in a dark wood uptown apartment and there was a sunrise over the Hudson River and I kind of don’t want to write it like a sequence of events. I kind of hope to talk about the architectures of things and why they happen as they do. On my phone, Girl Insides is in Hollywood and breathing in jasmine and perfect fog and smog and panzanella crackers. All of a sudden everything that happens in my life is up to me, Girl Insides says. Well, me too for the first-time-ever, but it becomes more difficult this way. Perhaps I’ll go to surf in San Diego with Emma. Perhaps I’ll go to Kazakhstan or Tbilisi, Georgia or at least commit myself to no more losing days following wherever the wind blows me. I’ll be in Florida, Massachusetts, anyways this week. A spooky little town. They cursed the Amtrak towards Western, Massachusetts last year. Strangers yelling at me as we sat in dark seats hurdling through the night with train snacks of hot dog and coca cola and chips that came in perfect little packages that one unboxes in the dining car. A girl threw herself at the walls of the train on the platform as it pulled out of Moynihan Station. She bounced off the train and was removed unscathed. The conductor announced that they’d lost the crew somewhere around Albany. I walked into a doctors office and I recognized the dermatologist’s twisted and frozen face as the woman who’d been screaming on a night train heading out of New York. And all of this is just to say that everything was kind of cursed and still is sometimes, but I am trying to find omens in the more beautiful and serendipitous sorts of patterns and symbols and signs. In the hotel lobby, Celia told me to be less vague about it. Either say what you mean or don’t. So I do believe everything that I have ever been told. Which is mostly just to say that before I believed everything bad, I believed everything good. Tuesday We drove from New York to The Berkshires this morning. I stopped at Broadway Bagels and then at a farmstand and now we are here. So, these are the things that have happened. No curses and no omens. The house we can see outside the long glass window got painted green and now it totally fades into the woods. That’s nice, everyone says. That’s so much nicer, now. It’s brilliant blue-gray outside the long glass windows now that the snow has stopped and it is settling into very early afternoon dusk. I am lying by the fire that is crackling louder when the furnace is on and quieter when it isn’t. The Eames chair is empty behind me and the lamps overhead are big yellow orbs, hanging from the slanted wooden ceilings. There are things I could do here. Mass MoCA museum and my favorite James Turrell works there that change with morning and evening light. Or, The Clarke Art Museum and I can hear whispers of a textile show that others are bundling up to go see downstairs, but I think I would prefer to just stay put. There is a Tourists Hotel by the North Adams airport, which is a motel that turned fancy, with individual bungalows looking out at the river and a restaurant that looks like a home inside, all fireplaces and craft drinks and lots of little rooms. There is the alpaca farm up the road and there is Hopkins Forest and Pine Cobble and the Appalachian Trail and the sauna room by the river and trees like skeletons waving in the fading daylight just past my peripheral vision. I drove to Graylock Works when we got here to do ballet and yoga in an old mill and then I drove to the gas station and then to the local hotel lobby where I sat incognito for a moment watching families in autumn dresses and long jackets filter in and out and in and out and then I drove home. I’ve been here for a while. It’s nice to find a house that I can float through. It’s nice that when I look around I see something aside from four small walls. A blizzard just began. It is strange, because the snow is flying horizontally in the Southbound wind, but the trees suddenly appear to be standing perfectly still. Wednesday Field Notes from Florida, Massachusetts and my Google Docs Diary: I woke up this morning and I cleansed my face and put on toner and then guasha with rose oil and then red light therapy while stretching.

Inline links: Girl Insides

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

Emma Burney2 mentions across 2 issues

Emma Burney is a recurring person 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 "performances: Jazz Brown Emma Burney Le Keep Buff Pons"; "Jazz Brown Emma Burney Le Keep Buff Pons Crooks". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, 56 Henry, @lucdarcy.

Article page: Emma Burney
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: December 22, 2025
Last seen: January 14, 2026
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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COLLECTED AGENDA December 22, 2025
How To Break Paralysis January 14, 2026

169 Bar 2 shared issues
56 Henry 2 shared issues
@lucdarcy 2 shared issues
A.L. Bahta 2 shared issues
Ada Donnelly 2 shared issues

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Indulging in the Eschaton

December 22, 2025 · 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

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

Emma Stern2 mentions across 2 issues

Emma Stern is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between October 28, 2024 and March 12, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "August Lamm, Emma Stern, Noah Kumin"; "including Annie Armstrong, Emma Stern, Jamian Julian-Villani, Vita Hass, Sam Falb, and more". It most often appears alongside Annabel Boardman, Chloe Pingeon, Club Chess.

Article page: Emma Stern
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: October 28, 2024
Last seen: March 12, 2025
Instagram handle: @lava_baby

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Indulging in the Eschaton October 28, 2024
Rules for Clarity March 12, 2025

Annabel Boardman 2 shared issues
Chloe Pingeon 2 shared issues
Club Chess 2 shared issues
Collected Agenda 2 shared issues
Meg Spectre 2 shared issues

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October 28, 2024 · Original source

From 7pm at KGB — 12 Questions Substack and Confessions host Horror Stories. Lots of good people reading; August Lamm, Emma Stern, Noah Kumin, Shayna Goodman, Meg Spectre, George Olesky, Gassidy Grady, Zain Khalid, Zack Graham, Annabel Boardman, Benjamin Campbell Hale, and Jonah Howell. Live music by Rebounder. Costumes encouraged.

Inline links: KGB, 12 Questions Substack, Confessions, Horror Stories, August Lamm, Emma Stern, Noah Kumin, Shayna Goodman, Meg Spectre, George Olesky, Gassidy Grady, Zain Khalid, Zack Graham, Annabel Boardman, Rebounder

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

Emmett Palaima2 mentions across 2 issues

Emmett Palaima is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between October 02, 2024 and February 03, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Blade Study presents the debut of Emmett Palaima's new Artists' Speakers Series, Morningstar"; "Performances by Zarina Nares, Dasychira, Emmett Palaima, and Ben Shirken". It most often appears alongside Beckett, Blade Study, Brooklyn.

Article page: Emmett Palaima
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: October 02, 2024
Last seen: February 03, 2025
Instagram handle: @hammerhead_audio

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Ways to be sincere. October 02, 2024
Dream Logic February 03, 2025

Beckett 2 shared issues
Blade Study 2 shared issues
Brooklyn 2 shared issues
Chinatown 2 shared issues
El Salvador 2 shared issues

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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

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

EmRata2 mentions across 2 issues

EmRata is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between December 16, 2024 and January 03, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "EmRata's ex husband"; "Adam Ross and EmRata (?) are in conversation". It most often appears alongside Baby's All Right, Chloe Pingeon, David.

Article page: EmRata
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: December 16, 2024
Last seen: January 03, 2025
Instagram handle: @emrata

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Moral Framework December 16, 2024
The End Of The Year January 03, 2025

Baby's All Right 2 shared issues
Chloe Pingeon 2 shared issues
David 2 shared issues
East Village 2 shared issues
New York 2 shared issues

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December 16, 2024 · Original source

Monday, December 9 A busy day. One quickly finds this to be the solution to all malignant indulgences. Before a comedy show at Jean’s, Natasha and I go to Altro Paradiso for dinner. It’s an early dinner in the rain. Madelyn works here, and I’ve been meaning to visit for a while. I’ve been meaning to apply for a job here, too, but the list of things I’ve been meaning to do on that front continues to pile up. We order many things on the menu. The house specialties that we did not order somehow seem to keep materializing on our table as well. It’s like magic. It’s a special night. Rumor has it: Marina Abromovic was dining here this afternoon. Rumor has it, she’s dined here twenty times. Altro Paradiso is a well lit restaurant - I read something I liked about well lit restaurants this week and now I can’t recall where. The premise was: enough of this haze. Some people want to see their food. Some people want to see and be seen. Tonight, I drink Ciro Picariello. It’s like white wine but it sparkles. I drink a cocktail with peach purée and peach liquor. I drink a dirty martini. I eat olives, bread and ricotta, finocchio, another salad with fig and orange, mushroom pasta shaped like pillows, lemon pasta shaped like thick noodles, branzino, gelato. It’s a winter feast. I haven’t had a feast like this in my recent recollection. After, the rain has stopped but the evening is still misty. We hail a cab. We’re too late for Jean’s. Natasha is good at spotting famous people. Rebecca Black walks by. EmRata’s ex husband. Some other people, too. We go the The Nines, which is very festive, but where everyone is very rude. We go back to Jean’s. The show is over, they let us in, but there's no point in lingering now. I loved tonight, I say when I get home. A sign of mental stability is drinking alcohol and not hating every second of it. I know for some people, it's the opposite, but this is how it works for me. Tuesday, December 10 The line to get into the Richard Kern book launch is too long and it's raining. I see Annabel and Ellie outside. I see that Berlin blogger who only wears all black or all white and her TikTok DJ boyfriend. "I need to become someone who's 'list me or miss me'", a girl in line sighs. We're still waiting in the rain. She said this in a way like she was kidding, but I repeat the sentiment with no humility to David later. "We should become 'list me or miss me’,” I say. David has a tendency to bludgeon his way through lines. "We should become 'list me or i'm going to fucking kill you’,” David says. After I abandon the Richard Kern line, I go to Lucien. I run into a few people there. The expected and the unexpected. There are things I'm very excited about these days. Excitement is risky - it's unwise to tempt fate and it's destructive to celebrate accomplishments you are yet to achieve, but I am excited. Full of ideas again. Everyone at Lucien is an actor. That must be so cool, I say. I'm so full of sincerity, I think. This time of year can be so full in general that it begins to feel uneasy. This type of luxury isn't mine to claim and it's certainly not sustainable. The hedonism feels truly hedonistic today, though. It's energetic, not coated with something darker. I'm having so much fun. David wants to go to Frog Club for banana chiffon pie. "Why am I so broken up about Frog Club closing?” asks David. "You've never been to Frog Club," I say. "Yeah, that's probably why," says David. Risotto David made for me + prints from Paris Wednesday, December 11 I went to the Russian Baths on Wall Street on my first day in New York. I still go often now. It’s not really of my own volition. It’s a family tradition. It’s still pouring today. It’s been pouring all week. I used to think the Russian Baths were all liminal space and Russian mob, but now it feels less secret. The Doritos are from Israel. Russian Jews and Russian Gentiles, I hear someone explaining in line behind me. The building is huge. The pool area does feel kind of like The Backrooms. I have night terrors every night. In my dreams, I am never stuck in places like this. My aunt likes the cold plunge. She can stay in it for seven minutes, far beyond the recommended time of three. The Wim Hof method recommends rapid bursts of breath coupled with exposure to the extreme cold. I’m in the Infrared Sauna. On Christmas, I will swim outside in Walden Pond. Wim Hof (the man) lost a finger, an ear, something detached in the retina of his eye… I can’t recall the specific injury but something bad happened swimming across an icy lake. He took it too far. When I get back to New York, I will swim off Orchard Beach. There’s a group that goes every morning. My aunt tells me you have to go to Orchard Beach in the winter. It’s like Siberia in the Winter. It’s finally getting cold enough to swim. On my Wednesday at the Russian Baths, I lose my keys. I lose the big rubber slippers that they give you on arrival. I can’t last very long in the extreme heat or the extreme cold. An actor in the infrared sauna is talking about how he can only memorize lines in the cold plunge. I’m thinking about how I’m in an infinite feedback loop where everyone I meet keeps being actors. We go to dinner at the Russian Restaurant at the spa. It’s called Matryoshka like the dolls. I only learn this later David and I split potato pancakes, salad olivier which is the one with mayonnaise and egg and chicken (delicious), beef stroganoff, steamed chicken pelmeni. More stroganoff and borscht and red wine is also passed around the table. I can’t drink red wine, so I drink ginger juice and ginger vodka instead. Afterwards, too full to continue. There are other plans tonight - a film, a party, I promised I would go and I never cancel plans but sometimes I do just neglect to show up. A very bad habit. Inertia ultimately breeds pure evil! Time doesn’t pass at Spa 88. Still pouring but dark now, when we emerge from the underground. Thursday, December 12 My abridged review of Dimes Square (revival) today. I didn’t see it the first time around - I wasn’t here. I was in Boston. I was in a sorority. I arrived in this godforsaken ecosystem after it was already dead. I’m kind of being facetious. I think people try to qualify eras too concretely. Concretely: Dimes Square (the play) is indeed a period piece. In the vein of all Matthew Gasda’s plays, it is emotionally rich, lucid, kind of yearning, which catches me off guard but I think adds depth. The thing I like most about Dimes Square is this: it’s not self serious but also it is not sneering. The best satire is actually quite sincere. This is why most satire is generally and particularly in contemporary culture, bad. Dimes Square (the play) is excellent. I will be publishing a stand alone review of the play here shortly. I already wrote the review but then I realized I was far too stuck on historical accuracy and far too personally tortured. In the meantime (from my notes) -- “The main fault of the characters in the play is that they are cruel, but the main critique of this scene in real life is that it is (was?) (is?) full of people who are pathetic”

The End Of The Year

January 03, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at Books Are Magic — Adam Ross and EmRata (?) are in conversation on Ross’s new novel Playworld. Per The New York Times - “the hero of this novel is 14. His married girlfriend is 36”

Inline links: Books Are Magic, Adam Ross, EmRata, Playworld

Ernest Hemingway2 mentions across 2 issues

Ernest Hemingway is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between August 14, 2024 and August 23, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "hosted at the estate where Ernest Hemingway wrote one of his earlier works". It most often appears alongside Annabel Boardman, Beckett Rosset, Cassidy Grady.

Article page: Ernest Hemingway
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: August 14, 2024
Last seen: August 23, 2024

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https://whitneyreview.org/

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COLLECTED AGENDA #7 August 14, 2024
COLLECTED AGENDA #8 August 23, 2024

Annabel Boardman 2 shared issues
Beckett Rosset 2 shared issues
Cassidy Grady 2 shared issues
Chloe Pingeon 2 shared issues
Chloe Pingeon's Substack 2 shared issues

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COLLECTED AGENDA #7

August 14, 2024 · Original source

Saturday, August 31 from 1pm - 6pm — Mars Review of Books celebrates the end of summer with a white party in Connecticut, hosted at the estate where Ernest Hemingway wrote one of his earlier works. Drinks and catering provided, musical entertainment, bring your swimsuit. Tickets for the party, as well as for a more intimate vip dinner, are available here.

Inline links: Mars Review of Books, here

COLLECTED AGENDA #8

August 23, 2024 · Original source

Saturday, August 31 from 1pm - 6pm — Mars Review of Books celebrates the end of summer with a white party in Connecticut, hosted at the estate where Ernest Hemingway wrote one of his earlier works. Drinks and catering provided, musical entertainment, bring your swimsuit. Tickets for the party, as well as for a more intimate vip dinner, are available here.

Inline links: Mars Review of Books, here

Eugene Boylan2 mentions across 2 issues

Eugene Boylan is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between February 25, 2026 and March 06, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "This Tremendous Lover (Eugene Boylan, 1946)". It most often appears alongside Banana Republic, Brandy Melville, California.

Article page: Eugene Boylan
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: February 25, 2026
Last seen: March 06, 2026
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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Life-in-a-lab February 25, 2026
Humanoid-Robots March 06, 2026

Banana Republic 2 shared issues
Brandy Melville 2 shared issues
California 2 shared issues
Catholicism 2 shared issues
Gnosticism 2 shared issues

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Life-in-a-lab

February 25, 2026 · Original source

Some miscellaneous book recommendations in slightly more esoteric vein that I received from trusted sources this week: This Tremendous Lover (Eugene Boylan, 1946), The Jewel Ornament of Liberation (Gampopa), The Gnostic Gospels (Elaine Pagels, 1979). More on esoteric books soon <3

Inline links: This Tremendous Lover, The Jewel Ornament of Liberation, The Gnostic Gospels

March 06, 2026 · Original source

I have decided to quit vice because unless I take my self-experimentation seriously, nothing interesting is going to happen. I don’t take so much pleasure in denying myself the things that I want. At The Marlton Hotel lobby, I was two hours late to meet my aunt for lunch and hungover and she called my father and asked if I was maybe in El Salvador again or perhaps just kidnapped. Small box apartment. No greenhouse roof. I wore an A-line skirt and Banana-Republic-black-top and picked my way across sunlight-streaming in Washington Square Park to arrive late and empty handed. I ran into Olivia in the hotel lobby, and she was glowing with discipline-of-lent and the sign of the cross in black ash on her forehead. I can’t become religious because I can’t even deny myself the things I want, I’d told Joe, a few days earlier. I hadn’t been drinking that night. Well you know what they say about failure rendering humility, he had said, in response, with a smile. And he’d admired my sincerity. And I’d admired his generosity. He’d recommended some literature. This Tremendous Lover (Eugene Boylan, 1946). I’d purchased the texts on ThriftBooks.com and then I’d fallen to sleep listless. Things became worse and then better. In The Marlton Hotel lobby, my aunt asked me if I liked when bad things happened because bad things help my writing. I HATE when bad things happen, I said in response. I HATE when I suffer. I do not WANT to be resilient. I cited a few of my favorite authors who-never-suffered. I like early Babitz and Fanny HOWE, I decreed. I like the-architecture-of-happiness and feng shui and feeling observational. Fanny Howe is kind of sad, my aunt shrugged in response. I hate her POETRY, I said. I picked at my avocado and smoked salmon and did not do so well at modulating my voice. Anyways, it’s more fun though sometimes risky to view measures of necessity as measures of languid experimentation. But nothing interesting happens when nothing gets better or nothing gets worse. And as already mentioned, I hate when things get worse.

Eugene Kotlyarenko2 mentions across 2 issues

Eugene Kotlyarenko is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between December 22, 2025 and January 08, 2026. The archive places it in contexts such as "readings by Molly Crabapple, Robin Estrin, Eugene Kotlyarenko"; "readings by Molly Crabapple, Robin Estrin, Eugene Kotlyarenko". It most often appears alongside Abigail Ogilvy Gallery, Addie, Adrienne Greenblatt.

Article page: Eugene Kotlyarenko
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: December 22, 2025
Last seen: January 08, 2026
Instagram handle: @nkrchtr

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COLLECTED AGENDA December 22, 2025
Lost Week January 08, 2026

Abigail Ogilvy Gallery 2 shared issues
Addie 2 shared issues
Adrienne Greenblatt 2 shared issues
Adrienne Hunter 2 shared issues
Alamo Drafthouse 2 shared issues

Source context

December 22, 2025 · Original source

Los Angeles - From 7pm at Red Lion Tavern — Evan Laffer and Ruby Zuckerman present readings by Molly Crabapple, Robin Estrin, Eugene Kotlyarenko, Madeleine Kunkle, Joseph Moscow, and Sarah Wang.

Inline links: Red Lion Tavern, Evan Laffer, Ruby Zuckerman

January 08, 2026 · Original source

Los Angeles - From 7pm at Red Lion Tavern — Evan Laffer and Ruby Zuckerman present readings by Molly Crabapple, Robin Estrin, Eugene Kotlyarenko, Madeleine Kunkle, Joseph Moscow, and Sarah Wang.

Inline links: Red Lion Tavern, Evan Laffer, Ruby Zuckerman

Ev Christensen2 mentions across 2 issues

Ev Christensen is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between July 08, 2024 and October 21, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Ev Christensen celebrates the launch of her debut single 'spectacularity'"; "Ev Christensen opens the ONOS midnight special show "Seven Deadly Sins""; "Ev Christensen opens the ONOS midnight special show". It most often appears alongside Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, Chloe Pingeon, 442 Broadway.

Article page: Ev Christensen
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: July 08, 2024
Last seen: October 21, 2024
Instagram handle: @chrisbrayyy

Outbound links

Issue trail

COLLECTED AGENDA #5 July 08, 2024
Everything I Wanted October 21, 2024

Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research 2 shared issues
Chloe Pingeon 2 shared issues
442 Broadway 1 shared issues
7-Eleven 1 shared issues
A Doll House 1 shared issues

Source context

COLLECTED AGENDA #5

July 08, 2024 · Original source

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

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

Ezra Marcus2 mentions across 2 issues

Ezra Marcus is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 2 times across 2 issues between June 24, 2024 and July 23, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "DJ's and hosts (Ezra Marcus, Genevive Goffman, Ser Serpas, and more)"; "From 10pm at Night Club 101 — Jasmine Johnson, Crush Sahara, and Ezra Marcus". It most often appears alongside August Lamm, Brooklyn, Confessions.

Article page: Ezra Marcus
Mention count: 2
Issue count: 2
First seen: June 24, 2024
Last seen: July 23, 2025
Instagram handle: @ezra_marcus

Outbound links

Issue trail

COLLECTED AGENDA #4 June 24, 2024
Coffeeshop Gossip July 23, 2025

August Lamm 2 shared issues
Brooklyn 2 shared issues
Confessions 2 shared issues
Julia Cooke 2 shared issues
Nick Dove 2 shared issues

Source context

June 24, 2024 · Original source

Saturday, June 29 from 10pm to late - Julia Cooke is hosting her birthday at Gonzos, featuring a long list of DJ’s and hosts (Ezra Marcus, Genevive Goffman, Ser Serpas, and more)

Inline links: J, Gonzos, Ezra Marcus, Genevive Goffman, Ser Serpas

Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence

July 23, 2025 · Original source

From 10pm at Night Club 101 — Jasmine Johnson, Crush Sahara, and Ezra Marcus

Inline links: Night Club 101, Jasmine Johnson, Crush Sahara, Ezra Marcus

E_Death1 mentions across 1 issues

E_Death is a recurring person 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 "Nicholas Rall (w/ E_Death)". It most often appears alongside Adeline, Adriana Furlong, Aimee Armstrong.

Article page: E_Death
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 19, 2024
Last seen: November 19, 2024

Outbound links

https://whitneyreview.org/

Issue trail

Autumn passes and one remembers one's reverence November 19, 2024

Adeline 1 shared issues
Adriana Furlong 1 shared issues
Aimee Armstrong 1 shared issues
Alexander Sammartino 1 shared issues
Alissa Bennett 1 shared issues

Source context

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

Eamon Harkin1 mentions across 1 issues

Eamon Harkin is a recurring person 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 "Mister Sunday returns with Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin". It most often appears alongside 327 Bowery, Abby Lloyd, absurdism.

Article page: Eamon Harkin
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 27, 2025
Last seen: May 27, 2025

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

Issue trail

generative and godly secrets May 27, 2025

327 Bowery 1 shared issues
Abby Lloyd 1 shared issues
absurdism 1 shared issues
Adidas 1 shared issues
Allie Rowbottom 1 shared issues

Source context

May 27, 2025 · Original source

From 3pm - 9pm at Nowadays — Mister Sunday returns with Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin - “the first party in June is always when the season really starts to take shape.

Inline links: Mister Sunday

Ebecho Muslimgauze1 mentions across 1 issues

Ebecho Muslimgauze is a recurring person 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 "Ebecho, Muslimoa, and Julia Cooke host Art Party at Paul's". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott BK, Abi Yaga, Ace Hotel Brooklyn.

Article page: Ebecho Muslimgauze
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: March 12, 2025
Last seen: March 12, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

Outbound links

Issue trail

Rules for Clarity March 12, 2025

154 Scott BK 1 shared issues
Abi Yaga 1 shared issues
Ace Hotel Brooklyn 1 shared issues
Albina Aleksandrova 1 shared issues
Alex Arthur 1 shared issues

Source context

March 12, 2025 · Original source

From 10pm - late at Roxy Hotel (2 6th Ave) — Ebecho, Muslimoa, and Julia Cooke host Art Party at Paul’s.

Ebs Sanders1 mentions across 1 issues

Ebs Sanders is a recurring person 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 "featuring Annie Lou Martin, Yuyi Chen, Canon Mg Lake, Lillian Mottern, and Ebs Sanders". It most often appears alongside Abscissa #2, Adderall, Adriana Furlong.

Article page: Ebs Sanders
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 03, 2025
Last seen: February 03, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

Outbound links

Issue trail

Dream Logic February 03, 2025

Abscissa #2 1 shared issues
Adderall 1 shared issues
Adriana Furlong 1 shared issues
Advil 1 shared issues
Alex Arthur 1 shared issues

Source context

February 03, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at Honey’s — Discount Guillotine celebrates their Issue #1 release show, featuring Annie Lou Martin, Yuyi Chen, Canon Mg Lake, Lillian Mottern, and Ebs Sanders.

Inline links: Honey’s, Discount Guillotine

Echoes1 mentions across 1 issues

Echoes is a recurring person 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 "Matt Weinberger + Echoes + Le Keep present a night of DJ sets". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, 243 Bowery, 3.

Article page: Echoes
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: December 22, 2025
Last seen: December 22, 2025

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

Issue trail

COLLECTED AGENDA December 22, 2025

169 Bar 1 shared issues
243 Bowery 1 shared issues
3 1 shared issues
56 Henry 1 shared issues
99 Minutes 1 shared issues

Source context

December 22, 2025 · 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

Ed Pankov1 mentions across 1 issues

Ed Pankov is a recurring person 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 "Confessions lineup - ...Ed Pankov, and Cassidy Grady". It most often appears alongside Aimee Goguen, Amelia, American Academy of Arts and Letters.

Article page: Ed Pankov
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: September 26, 2025
Last seen: September 26, 2025
Instagram handle: @nkrchtr

Outbound links

Issue trail

Apocalyptic Ideation September 26, 2025

Aimee Goguen 1 shared issues
Amelia 1 shared issues
American Academy of Arts and Letters 1 shared issues
Antichrist 1 shared issues
Apollo Studio 1 shared issues

Source context

Mimetic Theories of Doing Nothing

September 26, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at KGB Red Room — Chloe and Cassidy present a great Confessions lineup - Felix Morelo, Matt Mondanilie, Mara Stoner, Chloe Wheeler, Kate Bolster-Houghton, Dan Baltic, Ed Pankov, and Cassidy Grady.

Inline links: KGB Red Room

Ed Steck1 mentions across 1 issues

Ed Steck is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 19, 2024 and May 19, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "party and readings by Juliana Huxtable, Ed Steck, and Rachel Rabbit White". It most often appears alongside Anna Dorn, August Lamm, Auntie Anne's.

Article page: Ed Steck
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 19, 2024
Last seen: May 19, 2024

Outbound links

https://whitneyreview.org/

Issue trail

COLLECTED AGENDA #1 May 19, 2024

Anna Dorn 1 shared issues
August Lamm 1 shared issues
Auntie Anne's 1 shared issues
Bensonhurst 1 shared issues
Bill Armstrong 1 shared issues

Source context

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

Inline links: WONDER, Dirty Mag HQ

Edgar Gomez1 mentions across 1 issues

Edgar Gomez is a recurring person 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 "Readings by Lana Schwartz, Blythe Roberson, Edgar Gomez, Sophia June, MJ Corey, and Matt Starr". It most often appears alongside After Hours, Agnes Enkh, AIA New York.

Article page: Edgar Gomez
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 07, 2024
Last seen: October 07, 2024
Instagram handle: @otroedgargomez

Outbound links

Issue trail

Mimetic Theories of Doing Nothing October 07, 2024

After Hours 1 shared issues
Agnes Enkh 1 shared issues
AIA New York 1 shared issues
ambient iii 1 shared issues
Andre Magana 1 shared issues

Source context

October 07, 2024 · Original source

From 7pm at Sisters Brooklyn — Elizabeth Teets presents I Blame Television: A Pop Culture Reading Series. Readings by Lana Schwartz, Blythe Roberson, Edgar Gomez, Sophia June, MJ Corey, and Matt Starr.

Inline links: Sisters Brooklyn, Elizabeth Teets, I Blame Television: A Pop Culture Reading Series, Lana Schwartz, Blythe Roberson, Edgar Gomez, Sophia June, MJ Corey, Matt Starr

Eduardo Carrera1 mentions across 1 issues

Eduardo Carrera is a recurring person 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 "scholar Eduardo Carrera". It most often appears alongside A Tale of Autumn, Abigail Yaga, Alex Patrick Dyck.

Article page: Eduardo Carrera
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 21, 2024
Last seen: October 21, 2024

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

Issue trail

Everything I Wanted October 21, 2024

A Tale of Autumn 1 shared issues
Abigail Yaga 1 shared issues
Alex Patrick Dyck 1 shared issues
Annabel 1 shared issues
Archway Editions 1 shared issues

Source context

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

Edward Snowden1 mentions across 1 issues

Edward Snowden is a recurring person 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 "broke the Snowden story while he was employed at The Guardian". It most often appears alongside A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell, Alex Katz, Alex Osman.

Article page: Edward Snowden
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 13, 2024
Last seen: November 13, 2024

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

Issue trail

Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky November 13, 2024

A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell 1 shared issues
Alex Katz 1 shared issues
Alex Osman 1 shared issues
Allen Street 1 shared issues
America: The Farewell Tour 1 shared issues

Source context

One Million Billion Interludes

November 13, 2024 · Original source

Glenn Greenwald is a journalist, author, and former lawyer who broke the Snowden story while he was employed at The Guardian. If you’re still (somehow) wondering WHY Trump won, check out this quickie 7-minute video of his: “Media BAFFLED by Trump Win.”

Inline links: Glenn Greenwald, the Snowden story, Media BAFFLED by Trump Win

Edward Yang1 mentions across 1 issues

Edward Yang is a recurring person 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 "That Day, On The Beach (Edward Yang, 1983)". It most often appears alongside A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving, Alex Arthur, Alice Bailey.

Article page: Edward Yang
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 27, 2025
Last seen: November 27, 2025

Issue trail

One Million Billion Interludes November 27, 2025

A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving 1 shared issues
Alex Arthur 1 shared issues
Alice Bailey 1 shared issues
Andrei Tarkovsky 1 shared issues
Apple Store 1 shared issues

Source context

November 27, 2025 · Original source

A good day of screenings at Metrograph — From 2:30pm - That Day, On The Beach (Edward Yang, 1983); from 8pm Twentynine Palms Bruno Dumont, 2003); from t 10:30pm; Mirror (Tarkovsky, 1975),

Inline links: Metrograph, That Day, On The Beach

Edy Modica1 mentions across 1 issues

Edy Modica is a recurring person 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 "Ft Edy Modica, Jacqueline Blizzard, Rachel Coster, and more". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, 243 Bowery, 3.

Article page: Edy Modica
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: December 22, 2025
Last seen: December 22, 2025

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

Issue trail

COLLECTED AGENDA December 22, 2025

169 Bar 1 shared issues
243 Bowery 1 shared issues
3 1 shared issues
56 Henry 1 shared issues
99 Minutes 1 shared issues

Source context

A supposedly fun thing I’ll never do again

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

Inline links: The Bell House, Unmatched, here

Eileen Kelly1 mentions across 1 issues

Eileen Kelly is a recurring person 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 "Readers include Rachel Kushner, Eileen Kelly, Stella Barey". It most often appears alongside A Court of Thorns and Roses, Allie Rowbottom, Amnesiascope.

Article page: Eileen Kelly
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: June 09, 2025
Last seen: June 09, 2025

Issue trail

A supposedly fun thing I’ll never do again June 09, 2025

A Court of Thorns and Roses 1 shared issues
Allie Rowbottom 1 shared issues
Amnesiascope 1 shared issues
Aperol 1 shared issues
Apt 5 1 shared issues

Source context

June 09, 2025 · Original source

LOS ANGELES - From 6:30pm at Night Gallery — Celebrate the launch of On The Rag Vol 1. Readers include Rachel Kushner, Eileen Kelly, Stella Barey, Victoria Davidoff, Zara Schuster, and more. RSVP - http://www.casualencountersz.com/rsvp.html

Inline links: Night Gallery, On The Rag, http://www.casualencountersz.com/rsvp.html

Elaine Pagels1 mentions across 1 issues

Elaine Pagels is a recurring person 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 Gnostic Gospels (Elaine Pagels, 1979)". It most often appears alongside 41 Orchard Street, AceMo, Albany.

Article page: Elaine Pagels
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 25, 2026
Last seen: February 25, 2026

Issue trail

Life-in-a-lab February 25, 2026

41 Orchard Street 1 shared issues
AceMo 1 shared issues
Albany 1 shared issues
Allyson Joanerwin 1 shared issues
Arcade Publishing 1 shared issues

Source context

Life-in-a-lab

February 25, 2026 · Original source

Some miscellaneous book recommendations in slightly more esoteric vein that I received from trusted sources this week: This Tremendous Lover (Eugene Boylan, 1946), The Jewel Ornament of Liberation (Gampopa), The Gnostic Gospels (Elaine Pagels, 1979). More on esoteric books soon <3

Inline links: This Tremendous Lover, The Jewel Ornament of Liberation, The Gnostic Gospels

Elberto Mul1 mentions across 1 issues

Elberto Mul is a recurring person 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 "At Post Times; Elberto Mul". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, 56 Henry, 99 Minutes of 2026.

Article page: Elberto Mul
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: January 14, 2026
Last seen: January 14, 2026
Instagram handle: @vibedoubt

Outbound links

Issue trail

How To Break Paralysis January 14, 2026

169 Bar 1 shared issues
56 Henry 1 shared issues
99 Minutes of 2026 1 shared issues
@lucdarcy 1 shared issues
A.L. Bahta 1 shared issues

Source context

How To Break Paralysis

January 14, 2026 · Original source

A few good downtown art openings tonight (6pm - 9pm) — At 56 Henry; works by Yifan Jiang and Sareh Imani. At Entrance; Seth Cameron’s first New York exhibition in six years. At Post Times; Elberto Muller solo show.

Inline links: 56 Henry, Yifan Jiang, Sareh Imani, Entrance;, Seth Cameron’s, Post Times, Elberto Muller

Eleanor Colligan1 mentions across 1 issues

Eleanor Colligan is a recurring person 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 "featuring Robin Percyz, Eleanor Colligan, Zaza Koshkadze"; "Issue 23, featuring Robin Percyz, Eleanor Colligan, Zaza Koshkadze". It most often appears alongside Albany, Alex Arthur, Anamaria Silic.

Article page: Eleanor Colligan
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: March 25, 2025
Last seen: March 25, 2025

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

Issue trail

How to Redeem Yourself March 25, 2025

Albany 1 shared issues
Alex Arthur 1 shared issues
Anamaria Silic 1 shared issues
Anthology Film Archives 1 shared issues
ArtX 1 shared issues

Source context

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.

Inline links: KGB Lit

Elena Ariza1 mentions across 1 issues

Elena Ariza is a recurring person 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 "Elena Ariza on cello". It most often appears alongside 1LDK, @henrymunsonsinstagram, Alessandro Keegan.

Article page: Elena Ariza
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 04, 2026
Last seen: February 04, 2026

Issue trail

Hotel-Life-For-Life February 04, 2026

1LDK 1 shared issues
@henrymunsonsinstagram 1 shared issues
Alessandro Keegan 1 shared issues
Alison Kudlow 1 shared issues
Amazon 1 shared issues

Source context

Hotel-Life-For-Life

February 04, 2026 · Original source

From 7:30pm - midnight at Tawny — Lyrical Libations hosts an evening of classical music with Trio Cava; with Yebin Yoo on violin, Elena Ariza on cello, and Lucas Amory on piano. The trio will be performing five pieces - each paired with a selection of natural wines.

Inline links: Tawny, Lyrical Libations

Elena Ferrante1 mentions across 1 issues

Elena Ferrante is a recurring person 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 "Days of Abandonment by Elena Ferrante". It most often appears alongside A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell, Alex Katz, Alex Osman.

Article page: Elena Ferrante
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 13, 2024
Last seen: November 13, 2024

Outbound links

https://whitneyreview.org/

Issue trail

Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky November 13, 2024

A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell 1 shared issues
Alex Katz 1 shared issues
Alex Osman 1 shared issues
Allen Street 1 shared issues
America: The Farewell Tour 1 shared issues

Source context

November 13, 2024 · Original source

Days of Abandonment by Elena Ferrante

Eleonora Rinaldi1 mentions across 1 issues

Eleonora Rinaldi is a recurring person 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 "three artists; Dingyue Fan, Eleonora Rinaldi, and Cary Hulbert". It most often appears alongside Alex Kazemi, Anthony Galluzzo, BioBat Art Space.

Article page: Eleonora Rinaldi
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: April 15, 2025
Last seen: April 15, 2025
Instagram handle: @vclvetlatte

Outbound links

Issue trail

[REDACTED] is awful April 15, 2025

Alex Kazemi 1 shared issues
Anthony Galluzzo 1 shared issues
BioBat Art Space 1 shared issues
Brittany 1 shared issues
Brittany Menjivar 1 shared issues

Source context

Mimetic Theories of Doing Nothing

April 15, 2025 · Original source

From 6pm - 8pm at IRL Gallery — Dreamers opens - bringing together three artists; Dingyue Fan, Eleonora Rinaldi, and Cary Hulbert, whose practices examine the porous boundary between perception and the unconscious

Inline links: IRL Gallery

Eli Coyote Mandel1 mentions across 1 issues

Eli Coyote Mandel is a recurring person 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 "New Yorker contributor Eli Coyote Mandel". It most often appears alongside Abe Shapiro, Aidan Lapoche, Alan Parker.

Article page: Eli Coyote Mandel
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 15, 2026
Last seen: February 15, 2026
Instagram handle: @elicoyote

Outbound links

Issue trail

Yellow-all-around February 15, 2026

Abe Shapiro 1 shared issues
Aidan Lapoche 1 shared issues
Alan Parker 1 shared issues
Allen Parker 1 shared issues
Amazon 1 shared issues

Source context

Yellow-all-around

February 15, 2026 · Original source

From 7pm at Night Club 101 — Bowery Review hosts Issue Three Release Party. - “New York’s best and only humor magazine is back with another issue packed with jokes, short stories, cartoons, and plenty more.” Ft former Playboy writer Tim Lattner, New Yorker contributor Eli Coyote Mandel, comedian and writer Abe Shapiro.

Inline links: Night Club 101, Bowery Review, Eli Coyote Mandel, Abe Shapiro

Eli Kessler1 mentions across 1 issues

Eli Kessler is a recurring person 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 "with works by...Eli Kessler, Filip Kostic, Andre Magana". It most often appears alongside After Hours, Agnes Enkh, AIA New York.

Article page: Eli Kessler
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 07, 2024
Last seen: October 07, 2024
Instagram handle: @elikeszler

Outbound links

Issue trail

Mimetic Theories of Doing Nothing October 07, 2024

After Hours 1 shared issues
Agnes Enkh 1 shared issues
AIA New York 1 shared issues
ambient iii 1 shared issues
Andre Magana 1 shared issues

Source context

October 07, 2024 · Original source

From 6 - 8pm — MINOTAURS opens at Foreign Domestic. This group show explores sentience, agency, and new and old forms of consciousness. Curated by Harris Rosenblum, with works by Simon Denny, Anthony Discenza, Eli Kessler, Filip Kostic, Andre Magana, Karyn Nakamura, Georgica Pettus.

Inline links: MINOTAURS, Foreign Domestic, Simon Denny, Anthony Discenza, Eli Kessler, Filip Kostic, Andre Magana, Karyn Nakamura

Eli Keszler1 mentions across 1 issues

Eli Keszler is a recurring person 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 "Eli Keszler presents A Musical Environment - extended and chopped play through of new album". It most often appears alongside A Musical Environment, A Night of New Literature, A.L. Bahta.

Article page: Eli Keszler
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 06, 2025
Last seen: May 06, 2025

Issue trail

mutually assured destruction May 06, 2025

A Musical Environment 1 shared issues
A Night of New Literature 1 shared issues
A.L. Bahta 1 shared issues
all the words that came down to meet the body that came up from the ground 1 shared issues
Amtrak 1 shared issues

Source context

mutually assured destruction

May 06, 2025 · Original source

From 6pm at EARTH — Eli Keszler presents A Musical Environment - “extended and chopped play through of new album.” Featuring sets by collaborators Nate Boyce and Sofie Royer. One night only.

Inline links: EARTH

Elias Becker1 mentions across 1 issues

Elias Becker is a recurring person 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 "Ft, Donna Francesca, Elias Becker, Luca Clavarino, and Jack Nolan". It most often appears alongside 99 Scott, Al Warren, Amelia Ritthaler.

Article page: Elias Becker
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 21, 2025
Last seen: May 21, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

Outbound links

Issue trail

Total Nightmare Policy May 21, 2025

99 Scott 1 shared issues
Al Warren 1 shared issues
Amelia Ritthaler 1 shared issues
Anne Lesley Selcer 1 shared issues
Ayede 1 shared issues

Source context

Total Nightmare Policy

May 21, 2025 · Original source

From 11pm at Laissez Faire — Reel in Memorial Day Weekend with Donna Francesca + Friends. Ft, Donna Francesca, Elias Becker, Luca Clavarino, and Jack Nolan. Hosted by Marika Thunder + Raph. This will be a really fun one!

Inline links: Donna Francesca + Friends

Elias Rodriques1 mentions across 1 issues

Elias Rodriques is a recurring person 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 "Ft Elias Rodriques, Lily Scherlis, Maria Marchinkoski". It most often appears alongside 365 Apartment, Adriant Khadafhi Bereal, Afters.

Article page: Elias Rodriques
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 13, 2025
Last seen: October 13, 2025

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

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Void of Course October 13, 2025

365 Apartment 1 shared issues
Adriant Khadafhi Bereal 1 shared issues
Afters 1 shared issues
Aheem 1 shared issues
Alain de Botton 1 shared issues

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Collected Agenda with Vivien Lee

October 13, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm - 10pm at 37 Greenpoint Ave #316 — N+1 celebrates ISSUE #51: FORCE MAJEURE with readings and drinks. Ft Elias Rodriques, Lily Scherlis, Maria Marchinkoski, Dayna Tortoric, Lisa Borst, and Colin Vanderburg. RSVP here

Inline links: N+1, here

Elijah Lajmer1 mentions across 1 issues

Elijah Lajmer is a recurring person 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 "Readings by Nick Jorgensen, Elijah Lajmer". It most often appears alongside 171 Canal, 177 Mulberry, 264 Canal.

Article page: Elijah Lajmer
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: December 09, 2024
Last seen: December 09, 2024
Instagram handle: @elbetila

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kind of a dud socially December 09, 2024

171 Canal 1 shared issues
177 Mulberry 1 shared issues
264 Canal 1 shared issues
9 Monroe St 1 shared issues
Alec Mapes-Frances 1 shared issues

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kind of a dud socially

December 09, 2024 · Original source

From 7pm at Drama Gallery — India Rose Timpani hosts Tribeca All The Way - a reading in conjunction with the closing of Jesse Sullivan’s ‘Coffee Shop’. Readings by Nick Jorgensen, Elijah Lajmer, Riska Seval, Clay M.M., Ray Wise, and Alec Mapes-Frances.

Inline links: Drama Gallery, India Rose Timpani, Nick Jorgensen, Elijah Lajmer, Riska Seval

Eliot Weinberger1 mentions across 1 issues

Eliot Weinberger is a recurring person 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 "reading Karmic Traces by Eliot Weinberger". It most often appears alongside Alimentari Flaneur, Andrew, Ani.

Article page: Eliot Weinberger
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 23, 2024
Last seen: October 23, 2024
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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Collected Agenda with Vivien Lee October 23, 2024

Alimentari Flaneur 1 shared issues
Andrew 1 shared issues
Ani 1 shared issues
Architectural Digest 1 shared issues
Bamonte's 1 shared issues

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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

Elisa Rose1 mentions across 1 issues

Elisa Rose is a recurring person 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 "Hosted by Elisa Rose, Nina Rezz, Dylan Constable, and more". It most often appears alongside 1 storypod, 115 Bowery, 185 E Broadway.

Article page: Elisa Rose
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 25, 2025
Last seen: February 25, 2025

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

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My Glass House February 25, 2025

1 storypod 1 shared issues
115 Bowery 1 shared issues
185 E Broadway 1 shared issues
8 St. Marks Place 1 shared issues
Absolute Divinity 1 shared issues

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My Glass House

February 25, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at 158 W 23rd (Hearsay) — Kiki Kramer, Wolfie2000, and Kat Marcella perform. Hosted by Elisa Rose, Nina Rezz, Dylan Constable, and more.

Inline links: Kiki Kramer, Wolfie2000, Kat Marcella

Elissa Suh1 mentions across 1 issues

Elissa Suh is a recurring person 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 "guest programmed by Elissa Suh of Movie Pudding". It most often appears alongside 220 Bogart St, 99 Minutes or Less, Alex Da Corte.

Article page: Elissa Suh
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 05, 2025
Last seen: November 05, 2025
Instagram handle: @oddbarnacles

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Fever Dreams November 05, 2025

220 Bogart St 1 shared issues
99 Minutes or Less 1 shared issues
Alex Da Corte 1 shared issues
Alex Delany 1 shared issues
Alice Bailey 1 shared issues

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November 05, 2025 · Original source

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

Eliza Barry Callahan1 mentions across 1 issues

Eliza Barry Callahan is a recurring person 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 "Ft readings by Eliza Barry Callahan, Cat Cohen, Rayne Risher Quann, and Rosa Shipley". It most often appears alongside 220 Bogart St, 99 Minutes or Less, Alex Da Corte.

Article page: Eliza Barry Callahan
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 05, 2025
Last seen: November 05, 2025
Instagram handle: @callaselish

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Fever Dreams November 05, 2025

220 Bogart St 1 shared issues
99 Minutes or Less 1 shared issues
Alex Da Corte 1 shared issues
Alex Delany 1 shared issues
Alice Bailey 1 shared issues

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November 05, 2025 · Original source

From 8pm at Rodeo — Emmeline Clein celebrates the paperback release of Dead Weight. Ft readings by Eliza Barry Callahan, Cat Cohen, Rayne Risher Quann, and Rosa Shipley.

Inline links: Rodeo, Emmeline Clein, Dead Weight

Elizabeth Bergeland1 mentions across 1 issues

Elizabeth Bergeland is a recurring person 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 "group show featuring … Elizabeth Bergeland". It most often appears alongside 131 Chrystie St, 54 Barrow St, Aeronauts Aimed for Altitude, Even….

Article page: Elizabeth Bergeland
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: September 04, 2025
Last seen: September 04, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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Drinking Dreams September 04, 2025

131 Chrystie St 1 shared issues
54 Barrow St 1 shared issues
Aeronauts Aimed for Altitude, Even… 1 shared issues
Agnes Enhktamir 1 shared issues
Alexa Ferrer 1 shared issues

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Drinking Dreams

September 04, 2025 · Original source

From 6pm - 8pm at IRL Gallery — GIFT opens - a group show featuring Alexandra Rubinstein, Danielle Kosann, Elizabeth Bergeland, Jordan Sears, Marisa Regante, Michael McGregor, Rebecca Storm, Shawn Huckins, and Tariq Oliver.

Inline links: IRL Gallery, GIFT

Elizabeth Bruenig1 mentions across 1 issues

Elizabeth Bruenig is a recurring person 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 "in conversation with Elizabeth Bruenig - author of On Human Slaughter". It most often appears alongside A Doll House, Adam Lehrer, AirPods Max.

Article page: Elizabeth Bruenig
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: June 24, 2024
Last seen: June 24, 2024
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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COLLECTED AGENDA #4 June 24, 2024

A Doll House 1 shared issues
Adam Lehrer 1 shared issues
AirPods Max 1 shared issues
AMA Raw Bar 1 shared issues
Anastasia Berg 1 shared issues

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June 24, 2024 · Original source

Evening, I’m at McNally Jackson, SoHo for the official launch of What Are Children For?. I’ve been lucky enough to work with authors Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman over the past few weeks, and it’s nice to hear the book discussed in person. Everyone is talking about motherhood right now, but there’s a philosophical lucidity and a profound sense of humanism in the book’s research and prose that is utterly unique. The evening at McNally Jackson is in conversation with Elizabeth Bruenig - author of On Human Slaughter; “Incisive, compassionate, and revelatory reporting from America’s death row”. What Are Children For? in conversation with On Human Slaughter - I buy my mom a copy of the prior, and my dad a copy of the latter.

Inline links: McNally Jackson, SoHo, What Are Children For?, Everyone is talking about motherhood right now, On Human Slaughter

Elizabeth Clayton1 mentions across 1 issues

Elizabeth Clayton is a recurring person 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 "Hosted by... Ni Ouyang, Elizabeth Clayton, Rachel Weiswasser". It most often appears alongside Aakash Kakkar, Aita, Allen-Golder Carpenter.

Article page: Elizabeth Clayton
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: September 09, 2025
Last seen: September 09, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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City Built on Crystals September 09, 2025

Aakash Kakkar 1 shared issues
Aita 1 shared issues
Allen-Golder Carpenter 1 shared issues
AltCitizen 1 shared issues
AltCitizen 15 Year Anniversary Show 1 shared issues

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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

Elizabeth Dimitroff1 mentions across 1 issues

Elizabeth Dimitroff is a recurring person 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 "Hosted by Tom Willis, Elizabeth Dimitroff, and Oivia Bryant". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Alt-Citizen.

Article page: Elizabeth Dimitroff
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 27, 2025
Last seen: October 27, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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Autumn Secrets October 27, 2025

424 Broadway 1 shared issues
Ally Salvador 1 shared issues
Alt-Citizen 1 shared issues
Amtrak 1 shared issues
Amy Li 1 shared issues

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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

Elizabeth Ellen1 mentions across 1 issues

Elizabeth Ellen is a recurring person 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 "Readings by Coco Gordon Moore, Alissa Bennett, Elizabeth Ellen, and Greta Doyle". It most often appears alongside Abscissa #2, Adderall, Adriana Furlong.

Article page: Elizabeth Ellen
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 03, 2025
Last seen: February 03, 2025
Instagram handle: @shortflightlongdrive

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Dream Logic February 03, 2025

Abscissa #2 1 shared issues
Adderall 1 shared issues
Adriana Furlong 1 shared issues
Advil 1 shared issues
Alex Arthur 1 shared issues

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February 03, 2025 · Original source

From 7:30pm at KGB — Elizabeth Ellen (of Hobart) will be in conversation with Anika Jade Levy (of Forever).

Inline links: Elizabeth Ellen, Anika Jade Levy

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

Elizabeth Hall1 mentions across 1 issues

Elizabeth Hall is a recurring person 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 "Readings by Elizabeth Hall, Maya Martinez, Emily Leibert". It most often appears alongside 327 Bowery, Abby Lloyd, absurdism.

Article page: Elizabeth Hall
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 27, 2025
Last seen: May 27, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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generative and godly secrets May 27, 2025

327 Bowery 1 shared issues
Abby Lloyd 1 shared issues
absurdism 1 shared issues
Adidas 1 shared issues
Allie Rowbottom 1 shared issues

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Mimetic Theories of Doing Nothing

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

Elizabeth Teets1 mentions across 1 issues

Elizabeth Teets is a recurring person 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 "Elizabeth Teets presents I Blame Television: A Pop Culture Reading Series". It most often appears alongside After Hours, Agnes Enkh, AIA New York.

Article page: Elizabeth Teets
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 07, 2024
Last seen: October 07, 2024
Instagram handle: @elteets

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Mimetic Theories of Doing Nothing October 07, 2024

After Hours 1 shared issues
Agnes Enkh 1 shared issues
AIA New York 1 shared issues
ambient iii 1 shared issues
Andre Magana 1 shared issues

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October 07, 2024 · Original source

From 7pm at Sisters Brooklyn — Elizabeth Teets presents I Blame Television: A Pop Culture Reading Series. Readings by Lana Schwartz, Blythe Roberson, Edgar Gomez, Sophia June, MJ Corey, and Matt Starr.

Inline links: Sisters Brooklyn, Elizabeth Teets, I Blame Television: A Pop Culture Reading Series, Lana Schwartz, Blythe Roberson, Edgar Gomez, Sophia June, MJ Corey, Matt Starr

Elizabeth Wurtzel1 mentions across 1 issues

Elizabeth Wurtzel is a recurring person 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 "it's Elizabeth Wurtzel's memoir, More, No[w, Again]"; "Elizabeth Wurtzel's memoir, More, Now, Again". It most often appears alongside A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell, Alex Katz, Alex Osman.

Article page: Elizabeth Wurtzel
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 13, 2024
Last seen: November 13, 2024
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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Collected Agenda with Lydia Sviatoslavsky November 13, 2024

A Year on Earth with Mr. Hell 1 shared issues
Alex Katz 1 shared issues
Alex Osman 1 shared issues
Allen Street 1 shared issues
America: The Farewell Tour 1 shared issues

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November 13, 2024 · Original source

A package is waiting for me when I get home. I love when I order something on a whim and promptly forget about it, only to receive it in the mail days or weeks later as an unexpected gift. This time it’s Elizabeth Wurtzel’s memoir, More, Now, Again. I love sad bitches that’s my fucking problem !!

Ella Fleck1 mentions across 1 issues

Ella Fleck is a recurring person 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 "Ella Fleck's 7 month online performance as 'Jonathan Michaels'". It most often appears alongside 10 Today, 7, @quietluke.

Article page: Ella Fleck
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 12, 2025
Last seen: November 12, 2025

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Things that Happened Once I Gave Up Vice November 12, 2025

10 Today 1 shared issues
7 1 shared issues
@quietluke 1 shared issues
@shrimpandgritseater 1 shared issues
Abdu Mongo Ali 1 shared issues

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November 12, 2025 · Original source

LONDON – From 7:30pm at Reference Point — SPRAY (the book) launches - “Published following the exhibition at Season 4 Episode 6, ‘Spray’ includes the complete text, imagery, and other ephemera collected and generated during Ella Fleck’s 7 month online performance as “Jonathan Michaels”.” Ft readings by Frankie Faccion, Gabrielle Sicam, Jessica Key, Myles Zaveo, Poorspigga. Hosted by Ella Fox-Martens.

Inline links: Reference Point

Ella Fox-Martens1 mentions across 1 issues

Ella Fox-Martens is a recurring person 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 "Hosted by Ella Fox-Martens". It most often appears alongside 10 Today, 7, @quietluke.

Article page: Ella Fox-Martens
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 12, 2025
Last seen: November 12, 2025

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Things that Happened Once I Gave Up Vice November 12, 2025

10 Today 1 shared issues
7 1 shared issues
@quietluke 1 shared issues
@shrimpandgritseater 1 shared issues
Abdu Mongo Ali 1 shared issues

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One Million Billion Interludes

November 12, 2025 · Original source

LONDON – From 7:30pm at Reference Point — SPRAY (the book) launches - “Published following the exhibition at Season 4 Episode 6, ‘Spray’ includes the complete text, imagery, and other ephemera collected and generated during Ella Fleck’s 7 month online performance as “Jonathan Michaels”.” Ft readings by Frankie Faccion, Gabrielle Sicam, Jessica Key, Myles Zaveo, Poorspigga. Hosted by Ella Fox-Martens.

Inline links: Reference Point

Ella Frears1 mentions across 1 issues

Ella Frears is a recurring person 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 "Readings from Yoel Noorali, Ella Frears, Ben Pester". It most often appears alongside A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving, Alex Arthur, Alice Bailey.

Article page: Ella Frears
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 27, 2025
Last seen: November 27, 2025

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One Million Billion Interludes November 27, 2025

A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving 1 shared issues
Alex Arthur 1 shared issues
Alice Bailey 1 shared issues
Andrei Tarkovsky 1 shared issues
Apple Store 1 shared issues

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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

Ella Rose1 mentions across 1 issues

Ella Rose is a recurring person 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 "Donna Franesca is joined by Callie Reiff and Ella Rose for Labor Day Wknd With The Girls". It most often appears alongside A Horse with No Name, A Night of Male Readings, Amelia.

Article page: Ella Rose
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: August 28, 2025
Last seen: August 28, 2025

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

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Arrowhead expert August 28, 2025

A Horse with No Name 1 shared issues
A Night of Male Readings 1 shared issues
Amelia 1 shared issues
America 1 shared issues
Andrew Durbin 1 shared issues

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Arrowhead expert

August 28, 2025 · Original source

From 10pm - late at Laissez Fair — Donna Franesca is joined by Callie Reiff and Ella Rose for Labor Day Wknd With The Girls.

Inline links: Laissez Fair, Labor Day Wknd With The Girls

Elle Xoxo1 mentions across 1 issues

Elle Xoxo is a recurring person 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 "Ft Kyle Whiting, Your Friend, and Elle Xoxo". It most often appears alongside 98th Academy Awards, Airliner, Albany.

Article page: Elle Xoxo
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: December 02, 2025
Last seen: December 02, 2025

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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

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Florida, Massachusetts (03) December 02, 2025

98th Academy Awards 1 shared issues
Airliner 1 shared issues
Albany 1 shared issues
Alma Pannier 1 shared issues
Amtrak 1 shared issues

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December 02, 2025 · Original source

From 10pm - 1am at Jade Bar — God Loves Party Girls turns one. Ft Kyle Whiting, Your Friend, and Elle Xoxo

Inline links: Jade Bar, God Loves Party Girls

Ellen Morgan Butler1 mentions across 1 issues

Ellen Morgan Butler is a recurring person 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 "Erica Dasher, and Ellen Morgan Butler". It most often appears alongside 365 Apartment, Adriant Khadafhi Bereal, Afters.

Article page: Ellen Morgan Butler
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 13, 2025
Last seen: October 13, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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Void of Course October 13, 2025

365 Apartment 1 shared issues
Adriant Khadafhi Bereal 1 shared issues
Afters 1 shared issues
Aheem 1 shared issues
Alain de Botton 1 shared issues

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October 13, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Eurozone Reading Series hosts their first event - contemporary plays from Europe, curated by Seth Bockley. Featuring Paul Felten, Erin Leland, George Olesky, Erica Dasher, and Ellen Morgan Butler | Tickets here.

Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, here

Ellen Tamaki1 mentions across 1 issues

Ellen Tamaki is a recurring person 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 "Readings performed by...Ellen Tamaki"; "Readings performed by Annabel Boardman, Sophia Englesberg, Michelle Moriarty, Ellen Tamaki, and Anastasia Wolfe". It most often appears alongside Alan Barrows, Anastasia Wolfe, Andrew Woolbright.

Article page: Ellen Tamaki
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: July 15, 2025
Last seen: July 15, 2025

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https://whitneyreview.org/

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Summer Break July 15, 2025

Alan Barrows 1 shared issues
Anastasia Wolfe 1 shared issues
Andrew Woolbright 1 shared issues
Annabel Boardman 1 shared issues
Bacchus 1 shared issues

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Summer Break

July 15, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at Public Records — Come celebrate the relaunch of Joyland Magazine, along with the launch of Information Age by Cora Lewis. Two very exciting occasions in one. Readings performed by Annabel Boardman, Sophia Englesberg, Michelle Moriarty, Ellen Tamaki, and Anastasia Wolfe.

Inline links: Public Records, Joyland Magazine, Information Age

Ellie Holbrook1 mentions across 1 issues

Ellie Holbrook is a recurring person 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 "ft Jean-Baptiste Chiara, Mike Crumplar, Padrote Drogado, Arielle Gordón, and Ellie Holbrook". It most often appears alongside Abe Shapiro, Aidan Lapoche, Alan Parker.

Article page: Ellie Holbrook
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 15, 2026
Last seen: February 15, 2026
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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Yellow-all-around February 15, 2026

Abe Shapiro 1 shared issues
Aidan Lapoche 1 shared issues
Alan Parker 1 shared issues
Allen Parker 1 shared issues
Amazon 1 shared issues

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Yellow-all-around

February 15, 2026 · Original source

From 7pm at The Monroe — The Interzone Reading brings a night of international camaraderie to the East Village, ft Jean-Baptiste Chiara, Mike Crumplar, Padrote Drogado, Arielle Gordón, and Ellie Holbrook. Hosted by Nick Dove.

Inline links: The Monroe, The Interzone Reading

Ellie Ly1 mentions across 1 issues

Ellie Ly is a recurring person 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 "along with Kathy Joyce, Ellie Ly". It most often appears alongside A Doll House, Adam Lehrer, AirPods Max.

Article page: Ellie Ly
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: June 24, 2024
Last seen: June 24, 2024
Instagram handle: @i.guess.ellie

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COLLECTED AGENDA #4 June 24, 2024

A Doll House 1 shared issues
Adam Lehrer 1 shared issues
AirPods Max 1 shared issues
AMA Raw Bar 1 shared issues
Anastasia Berg 1 shared issues

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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

Ellie Lynch1 mentions across 1 issues

Ellie Lynch is a recurring person 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 "along with Kathy Joyce, Ellie Lynch". It most often appears alongside A Doll House, Adam Lehrer, AirPods Max.

Article page: Ellie Lynch
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: June 24, 2024
Last seen: June 24, 2024
Instagram handle: @i.guess.ellie

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COLLECTED AGENDA #4 June 24, 2024

A Doll House 1 shared issues
Adam Lehrer 1 shared issues
AirPods Max 1 shared issues
AMA Raw Bar 1 shared issues
Anastasia Berg 1 shared issues

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Do you find everything interesting? Have you ever been bored? Was your last emotion in 2015?

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

Elliot Wright1 mentions across 1 issues

Elliot Wright is a recurring person 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 "Contributions from Isabela Cervantes, Paul Messick, Fiona Pearl Miller, Elliot Wright". It most often appears alongside Abundance Meditation, Alice Bailey, Amelia.

Article page: Elliot Wright
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: August 14, 2025
Last seen: August 14, 2025

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Do you find everything interesting? Have you ever been bored? Was your last emotion in 2015? August 14, 2025

Abundance Meditation 1 shared issues
Alice Bailey 1 shared issues
Amelia 1 shared issues
Anika Jade Levy 1 shared issues
Ann Taylor 1 shared issues

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August 14, 2025 · Original source

From 8pm - late at The River — Clocked Out Magazine celebrates the release of Issue 16. Contributions from Isabela Cervantes, Paul Messick, Fiona Pearl Miller, Elliot Wright, and more.

Inline links: The River, Clocked Out Magazine

Elliott Smith1 mentions across 1 issues

Elliott Smith is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between January 03, 2025 and January 03, 2025. The archive places it in contexts such as "Elliott Smith - Rose Parade (song on Winter Dinner playlist)". It most often appears alongside @byrellthegreat, @fysicaltherapy, A Small Fruit Song.

Article page: Elliott Smith
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: January 03, 2025
Last seen: January 03, 2025

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The End Of The Year January 03, 2025

@byrellthegreat 1 shared issues
@fysicaltherapy 1 shared issues
A Small Fruit Song 1 shared issues
Adam Ross 1 shared issues
After Hours 1 shared issues

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The End Of The Year

January 03, 2025 · Original source

Elliott Smith - Rose Parade

Ellis Kopple1 mentions across 1 issues

Ellis Kopple is a recurring person 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 "Sarah Wang, Ellis Kopple, Mia Culpa". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

Article page: Ellis Kopple
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: December 09, 2025
Last seen: December 09, 2025

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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

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Hotel Lobby Gossip December 09, 2025

A Winter Ball 1 shared issues
Alice Bailey 1 shared issues
An Evening of Internet Cinema 1 shared issues
Annabel Gould 1 shared issues
Araya 1 shared issues

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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

Elsie Fisher1 mentions across 1 issues

Elsie Fisher is a recurring person 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 "Sophie Becker, Elsie Fisher, and DJ Charlotte Ercoli". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

Article page: Elsie Fisher
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: December 09, 2025
Last seen: December 09, 2025

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Hotel Lobby Gossip December 09, 2025

A Winter Ball 1 shared issues
Alice Bailey 1 shared issues
An Evening of Internet Cinema 1 shared issues
Annabel Gould 1 shared issues
Araya 1 shared issues

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December 09, 2025 · Original source

From 6pm at Night Club 101 — It’s a X-Mass Xtravganza, ft Luke Rathborne, Matthew Danger Lippman, Rachel Coster (Boy’s Room), Sophie Becker, Elsie Fisher, and DJ Charlotte Ercoli.

Inline links: Night Club 101, X-Mass Xtravganza

Em Aull1 mentions across 1 issues

Em Aull is a recurring person 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 "Blade Study celebrates the opening of Em Aull's painting show Never Too Much"; "celebrates the opening of Em Aull's painting show Never Too Much". It most often appears alongside 442 Broadway, 7-Eleven, A Doll House.

Article page: Em Aull
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: July 08, 2024
Last seen: July 08, 2024
Instagram handle: @emmy.news

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COLLECTED AGENDA #5 July 08, 2024

442 Broadway 1 shared issues
7-Eleven 1 shared issues
A Doll House 1 shared issues
Adam Lehrer 1 shared issues
Amant 1 shared issues

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COLLECTED AGENDA #5

July 08, 2024 · Original source

From 6-9pm with a party to follow - Blade Study celebrates the opening of Em Aull’s painting show Never Too Much. The party portion of the evening will feature a hot dog vendor and free Slurpees in honor of 7/11

Inline links: Blade Study, Em Aull

Emerson Isa1 mentions across 1 issues

Emerson Isa is a recurring person 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 "Emerson Isa celebrates the launch of "Girls to the Front" capsule collection". It most often appears alongside Abraham Kanovitch, Ali Rq, Amalia Ulman.

Article page: Emerson Isa
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 13, 2025
Last seen: May 13, 2025
Instagram handle: @emersonisa

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Panopticon-ing Everyone May 13, 2025

Abraham Kanovitch 1 shared issues
Ali Rq 1 shared issues
Amalia Ulman 1 shared issues
Anika Jade Levy 1 shared issues
Arlo Hotel Williamsburg 1 shared issues

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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

Emi Kusano1 mentions across 1 issues

Emi Kusano is a recurring person 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 "Emi Kusano opens a solo exhibition in collaboration with GHOST IN THE SHELL". It most often appears alongside 720 Strength LES, 92NY, A.M. Homes.

Article page: Emi Kusano
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 06, 2025
Last seen: October 06, 2025
Instagram handle: @emiksn

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Big Huge World October 06, 2025

720 Strength LES 1 shared issues
92NY 1 shared issues
A.M. Homes 1 shared issues
Abel Ferrara 1 shared issues
Above Town #2 1 shared issues

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Big Huge World

October 06, 2025 · Original source

From 6pm - 8pm at Offline Gallery — Emi Kusano opens a solo exhibition in collaboration with GHOST IN THE SHELL.

Inline links: Offline Gallery, Emi Kusano, GHOST IN THE SHELL

Emilia Howe1 mentions across 1 issues

Emilia Howe is a recurring person 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 "featuring works by Clara Collins, Emilia Howe, Tess Manhattan, and others". It most often appears alongside Adam Friedland, Adeline, Annabel Boardman.

Article page: Emilia Howe
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: August 14, 2024
Last seen: August 14, 2024
Instagram handle: @spiraljette

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COLLECTED AGENDA #7 August 14, 2024

Adam Friedland 1 shared issues
Adeline 1 shared issues
Annabel Boardman 1 shared issues
August Lamm 1 shared issues
Baby's All Right 1 shared issues

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COLLECTED AGENDA #7

August 14, 2024 · Original source

Thursday, August 15 from 6pm to 9pm - Princess Gallery opens their first group exhibition, featuring works by Clara Collins, Emilia Howe, Tess Manhattan, and others. I’m yet to visit Princess Gallery, Heart House, Pretty Garden Club, etc… but it seems to have been a busy summer for the openings of event spaces with dainty names.

Inline links: Princess Gallery, Clara Collins, Emilia Howe, Tess Manhattan, Heart House, Pretty Garden Club

Emillia1 mentions across 1 issues

Emillia is a recurring person 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 "on account of Emillia's recommendation". It most often appears alongside Aakash Kakkar, Aita, Allen-Golder Carpenter.

Article page: Emillia
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: September 09, 2025
Last seen: September 09, 2025

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City Built on Crystals September 09, 2025

Aakash Kakkar 1 shared issues
Aita 1 shared issues
Allen-Golder Carpenter 1 shared issues
AltCitizen 1 shared issues
AltCitizen 15 Year Anniversary Show 1 shared issues

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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

Emillianna Manino1 mentions across 1 issues

Emillianna Manino is a recurring person 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 "featuring...Emillianna Manino, Jeremy Whitaker, and Halyee". It most often appears alongside Alex Kazemi, Anthony Galluzzo, BioBat Art Space.

Article page: Emillianna Manino
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: April 15, 2025
Last seen: April 15, 2025
Instagram handle: @annakhachiyan

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[REDACTED] is awful April 15, 2025

Alex Kazemi 1 shared issues
Anthony Galluzzo 1 shared issues
BioBat Art Space 1 shared issues
Brittany 1 shared issues
Brittany Menjivar 1 shared issues

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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.

Inline links: Visionary Projects NYC

Emily Allan1 mentions across 1 issues

Emily Allan is a recurring person 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 "Matthew Danger Lipman, Emily Allan, and Asher White perform". It most often appears alongside Albany, Alex Arthur, Anamaria Silic.

Article page: Emily Allan
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: March 25, 2025
Last seen: March 25, 2025

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How to Redeem Yourself March 25, 2025

Albany 1 shared issues
Alex Arthur 1 shared issues
Anamaria Silic 1 shared issues
Anthology Film Archives 1 shared issues
ArtX 1 shared issues

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How to Redeem Yourself

March 25, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at Union Pool — Matthew Danger Lipman, Emily Allan, and Asher White perform.

Inline links: Matthew Danger Lipman, Asher White, perform

Emily Anderson1 mentions across 1 issues

Emily Anderson is a recurring person 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 "readings from cast and friends including Emily Anderson". It most often appears alongside Aimee Goguen, Amelia, American Academy of Arts and Letters.

Article page: Emily Anderson
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: September 26, 2025
Last seen: September 26, 2025

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

Issue trail

Apocalyptic Ideation September 26, 2025

Aimee Goguen 1 shared issues
Amelia 1 shared issues
American Academy of Arts and Letters 1 shared issues
Antichrist 1 shared issues
Apollo Studio 1 shared issues

Source context

September 26, 2025 · Original source

LOS ANGELES - From 6pm - 10pm at Human Resources — An evening of two short film screenings by artist Margaret Haines, paired with readings from cast and friends including Emily Anderson Tanja Laden, Aimee Goguen, and Fiona Duncan. | Sliding scale tickets

Inline links: Human Resources, tickets

Emily Bauer1 mentions across 1 issues

Emily Bauer is a recurring person 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 "Andrew Durbin, Emily Bauer, Sophie Mackintosh, and Olive Parker". It most often appears alongside 220 Bogart St, 99 Minutes or Less, Alex Da Corte.

Article page: Emily Bauer
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 05, 2025
Last seen: November 05, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

Outbound links

Issue trail

Fever Dreams November 05, 2025

220 Bogart St 1 shared issues
99 Minutes or Less 1 shared issues
Alex Da Corte 1 shared issues
Alex Delany 1 shared issues
Alice Bailey 1 shared issues

Source context

November 05, 2025 · Original source

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

Emily Janovick1 mentions across 1 issues

Emily Janovick is a recurring person 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 "opening of Emily Janovick: Wet Blanket — exploring communality and connection as it pertains to grief, healing, love, and care". It most often appears alongside Alice's Restaurant, Amtrak, Anna.

Article page: Emily Janovick
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: December 03, 2024
Last seen: December 03, 2024

Outbound links

Issue trail

Florida, Massachusetts December 03, 2024

Alice's Restaurant 1 shared issues
Amtrak 1 shared issues
Anna 1 shared issues
Anthology Film Festival Paradise Shredition 1 shared issues
Arlo Guthrie 1 shared issues

Source context

Florida, Massachusetts

December 03, 2024 · Original source

From 6pm - 8pm — Parent Company celebrates the opening of Emily Janovick: Wet Blanket – exploring communality and connection as it pertains to grief, healing, love, and care.

Inline links: Parent Company

Emily Janovick: Wet Blanket. Image via Parent Company Saturday, December 7 From 7:30pm at Knitting Factory — Liturgy performs a solo set supporting Martin Rev.

Inline links: Knitting Factory, Liturgy

Emily Kirkpatrick1 mentions across 1 issues

Emily Kirkpatrick is a recurring person 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 "special guests Nicolaia Rips, Taylor Scarabelli, and Emily Kirkpatrick". It most often appears alongside 220 Bogart St, 99 Minutes or Less, Alex Da Corte.

Article page: Emily Kirkpatrick
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 05, 2025
Last seen: November 05, 2025

Outbound links

https://whitneyreview.org/

Issue trail

Fever Dreams November 05, 2025

220 Bogart St 1 shared issues
99 Minutes or Less 1 shared issues
Alex Da Corte 1 shared issues
Alex Delany 1 shared issues
Alice Bailey 1 shared issues

Source context

November 05, 2025 · Original source

From 6pm (cocktails) 7:15pm (show) at 555 Greenwich Ave — Alyssa Vingan and The New Garde unpack The Year In Fashion with special guests Nicolaia Rips, Taylor Scarabelli, and Emily Kirkpatrick. | Tickets here

Inline links: Alyssa Vingan, The New Garde, here

Emily Leibert1 mentions across 1 issues

Emily Leibert is a recurring person 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 "Readings by Elizabeth Hall, Maya Martinez, Emily Leibert, Emmeline Clein". It most often appears alongside 327 Bowery, Abby Lloyd, absurdism.

Article page: Emily Leibert
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 27, 2025
Last seen: May 27, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

Outbound links

Issue trail

generative and godly secrets May 27, 2025

327 Bowery 1 shared issues
Abby Lloyd 1 shared issues
absurdism 1 shared issues
Adidas 1 shared issues
Allie Rowbottom 1 shared issues

Source context

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

Emily Mitchell1 mentions across 1 issues

Emily Mitchell is a recurring person 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 "readings from Dale Corving, Emily Mitchell, Geoff Dembicki". It most often appears alongside 131 Chrystie St, 54 Barrow St, Aeronauts Aimed for Altitude, Even….

Article page: Emily Mitchell
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: September 04, 2025
Last seen: September 04, 2025

Outbound links

https://whitneyreview.org/

Issue trail

Drinking Dreams September 04, 2025

131 Chrystie St 1 shared issues
54 Barrow St 1 shared issues
Aeronauts Aimed for Altitude, Even… 1 shared issues
Agnes Enhktamir 1 shared issues
Alexa Ferrer 1 shared issues

Source context

Drinking Dreams

September 04, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at Book Row — The New York Review of SMUT launches Issue #1 with readings from Dale Corving, Emily Mitchell, Geoff Dembicki, Kevin Gonzalez, and Mani Mekala. Also featuring my brilliant friend Alexa Ferrer on Pedro Juan Gutiérrez’s Dirty Havana Trilogy.

Inline links: Book Row, The New York Review of SMUT, Issue #1, Alexa Ferrer, Dirty Havana Trilogy

Emily Pope1 mentions across 1 issues

Emily Pope is a recurring person 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 "solo exhibition by London based artists Emily Pope". It most often appears alongside Allison Brainard, Altro Paradiso, Ama Birch.

Article page: Emily Pope
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: December 16, 2024
Last seen: December 16, 2024
Instagram handle: @emily_pope90

Outbound links

Issue trail

Moral Framework December 16, 2024

Allison Brainard 1 shared issues
Altro Paradiso 1 shared issues
Ama Birch 1 shared issues
American Cuck 1 shared issues
Annabel 1 shared issues

Source context

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

Emily Wilson1 mentions across 1 issues

Emily Wilson is a recurring person 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 "comedy show ft Grace O'Malley, Daniela Mora, Emily Wilson, and Noel B". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott NYC, ALLSHIPS, Alphaville.

Article page: Emily Wilson
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: July 18, 2025
Last seen: July 18, 2025
Instagram handle: @therealemilywilson

Outbound links

Issue trail

Things I do like here July 18, 2025

154 Scott NYC 1 shared issues
ALLSHIPS 1 shared issues
Alphaville 1 shared issues
Amelia 1 shared issues
Annie's 1 shared issues

Source context

Things I do like here

July 18, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at KGB Bar — Will Higgins hosts Bit by Bit - a comedy show ft Grace O’Malley, Daniela Mora, Emily Wilson, and Noel B.

Inline links: Will Higgins, Bit by Bit, Grace O’Malley, Daniela Mora, Emily Wilson

Emma Callahan1 mentions across 1 issues

Emma Callahan is a recurring person 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 "readings with ...Jess Wolfsohn, Emma Callahan, and Allyson Joanerwin". It most often appears alongside 41 Orchard Street, AceMo, Albany.

Article page: Emma Callahan
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 25, 2026
Last seen: February 25, 2026
Instagram handle: @callaselish

Outbound links

Issue trail

Life-in-a-lab February 25, 2026

41 Orchard Street 1 shared issues
AceMo 1 shared issues
Albany 1 shared issues
Allyson Joanerwin 1 shared issues
Arcade Publishing 1 shared issues

Source context

Life-in-a-lab

February 25, 2026 · Original source

Tomorrow: Thursday, February 26 from 7pm at Night Club 101 — A night of readings with Benin Gardner, Ruby Hoffman, Ruby McColister, Jess Wolfsohn, Emma Callahan, and Allyson Joanerwin.

Inline links: Night Club 101

Emma Camille Barreto1 mentions across 1 issues

Emma Camille Barreto is a recurring person 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 "Zara Schuster, and Emma Camille Barreto". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

Article page: Emma Camille Barreto
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: December 09, 2025
Last seen: December 09, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

Outbound links

Issue trail

Hotel Lobby Gossip December 09, 2025

A Winter Ball 1 shared issues
Alice Bailey 1 shared issues
An Evening of Internet Cinema 1 shared issues
Annabel Gould 1 shared issues
Araya 1 shared issues

Source context

What Are You Doing In The Fall?

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

Emma Cline1 mentions across 1 issues

Emma Cline is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 28, 2024 and May 28, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Emma Cline celebrates the paperback launch of The Guest". It most often appears alongside Addison Pest Control Shop, Amtrak, Anne-Laure Lemaitre.

Article page: Emma Cline
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 28, 2024
Last seen: May 28, 2024

Outbound links

https://www.emmacline.com/

Issue trail

COLLECTED AGENDA #2 May 28, 2024

Addison Pest Control Shop 1 shared issues
Amtrak 1 shared issues
Anne-Laure Lemaitre 1 shared issues
Arden Wohl 1 shared issues
Audrey Wollen 1 shared issues

Source context

COLLECTED AGENDA #2

May 28, 2024 · Original source

Friday, May 31 at 6pm - Emma Cline celebrates the paperback launch of The Guest at McNally Jackson Seaport with an after party in the Wine Bar.

Inline links: Emma Cline, The Guest, McNally Jackson Seaport

Emma Fujiko1 mentions across 1 issues

Emma Fujiko is a recurring person 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 "'Babel' features works by... Emma Fujiko". It most often appears alongside 56 Henry, A.L., Adidas.

Article page: Emma Fujiko
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: September 03, 2024
Last seen: September 03, 2024
Instagram handle: @emmafujiko

Outbound links

Issue trail

What Are You Doing In The Fall? September 03, 2024

56 Henry 1 shared issues
A.L. 1 shared issues
Adidas 1 shared issues
Alex Walton 1 shared issues
Ali Eyal 1 shared issues

Source context

September 03, 2024 · Original source

Thursday, September 5 from 6 - 9pm — ‘Babel’ opens at SARA’S at Dunkunsthalle; an exhibition and performance series curated by Sanna Almajedi. ‘Babel ' features works by Sam Anderson, Ali Eyal, Emma Fujiko, Yimiao Liu, Keli Safia Maksud, Asif Mian, Timmy Simonds, Stipan Tadić, and the duo Liz Phillips and Heidi Howard. The exhibition is on view through Sep 22, and the performances will continue through Sep 9. Babel tees are available for pickup at the gallery - dm saras.wordwide to order.

Inline links: SARA’S, Dunkunsthalle, Sanna Almajedi, Sam Anderson, Ali Eyal, Emma Fujiko, Yimiao Liu, Keli Safia Maksud, Asif Mian, Timmy Simonds, Stipan Tadić, Liz Phillips, Heidi Howard

Emma Goldberg1 mentions across 1 issues

Emma Goldberg is a recurring person 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 "Seeking God, or Peter Thiel, in Silicon Valley by Emma Goldberg, for NYT". It most often appears alongside Aesop's Fables, AGI, AI Grifts.

Article page: Emma Goldberg
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 27, 2025
Last seen: February 27, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

Outbound links

Issue trail

Your Favorite Grifters Favorite Grifter February 27, 2025

Aesop's Fables 1 shared issues
AGI 1 shared issues
AI Grifts 1 shared issues
Allison 1 shared issues
Ancient Legends of Ireland: Music Charms & Superstitions of Ireland with Sketches of the Irish Past 1 shared issues

Source context

Your Favorite Grifters Favorite Grifter

February 27, 2025 · Original source

Seeking God, or Peter Thiel, in Silicon Valley by Emma Goldberg, for NYT

Inline links: Seeking God, or Peter Thiel, in Silicon Valley

Emma Grillo1 mentions across 1 issues

Emma Grillo is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 19, 2024 and May 19, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "readings from ...Emma Grillo, Dan Kraines, and Sky Cleary". It most often appears alongside Anna Dorn, August Lamm, Auntie Anne's.

Article page: Emma Grillo
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 19, 2024
Last seen: May 19, 2024

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

Issue trail

COLLECTED AGENDA #1 May 19, 2024

Anna Dorn 1 shared issues
August Lamm 1 shared issues
Auntie Anne's 1 shared issues
Bensonhurst 1 shared issues
Bill Armstrong 1 shared issues

Source context

COLLECTED AGENDA #1

May 19, 2024 · Original source

Thursday, May 23 - Brazenhead Review “soft launching” ISSUE NO. 5 at THE ROOF @ 406 Central Park West with readings from Javeria Hasnain, Matilda Lin Berke, Julia Burdorff, Emma Grillo, Dan Kraines, and Sky Cleary

Inline links: Brazenhead Review

Emma Newman-Holde1 mentions across 1 issues

Emma Newman-Holde is a recurring person 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 "Erin Satterthwaite, Emma Newman-Holde, Revenge Wife". It most often appears alongside 169 Bar, 243 Bowery, 3.

Article page: Emma Newman-Holde
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: December 22, 2025
Last seen: December 22, 2025

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

Issue trail

COLLECTED AGENDA December 22, 2025

169 Bar 1 shared issues
243 Bowery 1 shared issues
3 1 shared issues
56 Henry 1 shared issues
99 Minutes 1 shared issues

Source context

December 22, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at The York — Punisher returns with their second installment. A reading series by writers-and-divas-turned-visionaries: Sarah Velk and Kennedy Wright. Readings by Magdalene Taylor, Vivi Hayes, Erin Satterthwaite, Emma Newman-Holde, Revenge Wife, and Mikayla Bryant. Great lineup!

Inline links: The York, Punisher, second installment, Sarah Velk, Kennedy Wright

Emma Schwartz1 mentions across 1 issues

Emma Schwartz is a recurring person 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 "Renee Morales, and Emma Schwartz". It most often appears alongside Anika Levy, Annabel Boardman, Antiart.

Article page: Emma Schwartz
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: September 10, 2024
Last seen: September 10, 2024
Instagram handle: @emma_schwartz

Outbound links

Issue trail

Statues Of Critics. September 10, 2024

Anika Levy 1 shared issues
Annabel Boardman 1 shared issues
Antiart 1 shared issues
Artnet 1 shared issues
August Lamm 1 shared issues

Source context

September 10, 2024 · Original source

Also Thursday, September 12 from 7pm to 11pm —SillyGal Mag celebrates their final issue at Pretty Garden Club. Readings from Lucia Auerbach, George Brainard, Rebecca Kopelman, Renee Morales, and Emma Schwartz

Inline links: SillyGal Mag, Pretty Garden Club, Lucia Auerbach, George Brainard, Rebecca Kopelman, Emma Schwartz

Emma X1 mentions across 1 issues

Emma X is a recurring person 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 "DJs Emma X, Starlotte, Lee Cash, and Nina Tarr". It most often appears alongside 98th Academy Awards, Airliner, Albany.

Article page: Emma X
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: December 02, 2025
Last seen: December 02, 2025

Issue trail

Florida, Massachusetts (03) December 02, 2025

98th Academy Awards 1 shared issues
Airliner 1 shared issues
Albany 1 shared issues
Alma Pannier 1 shared issues
Amtrak 1 shared issues

Source context

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

Emmaline Clin1 mentions across 1 issues

Emmaline Clin is a recurring person 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 "Featuring Emmaline Clin with Susan Minot". It most often appears alongside Abraham Kanovitch, Ali Rq, Amalia Ulman.

Article page: Emmaline Clin
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 13, 2025
Last seen: May 13, 2025

Issue trail

Panopticon-ing Everyone May 13, 2025

Abraham Kanovitch 1 shared issues
Ali Rq 1 shared issues
Amalia Ulman 1 shared issues
Anika Jade Levy 1 shared issues
Arlo Hotel Williamsburg 1 shared issues

Source context

Panopticon-ing Everyone

May 13, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at Arlo Hotel Williamsburg — Laura Albert (AKA JTLeroy) presents Truth in Disguise. Featuring Emmaline Clin with Susan Minot, Madelin Cash with Leslie Jamison, Anika Jade Levy with Sam Lipsyte, and a special performance of Brian Kelly’s Houseboy. Nico Walker reads from Jt Leroy, Laura Albert reads from her memoirs, and Laura Albert is in conversation with Whitney Mallet.

Inline links: Laura Albert, JTLeroy

Emmeline Cline1 mentions across 1 issues

Emmeline Cline is a recurring person 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 "readers presenting their pleasures this evening - Emmeline Cline". It most often appears alongside 131 Chrystie St, Ahmed, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema.

Article page: Emmeline Cline
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 10, 2025
Last seen: February 10, 2025

Issue trail

February Dining. February 10, 2025

131 Chrystie St 1 shared issues
Ahmed 1 shared issues
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema 1 shared issues
Alt Lit 1 shared issues
Andrew Shental 1 shared issues

Source context

February Dining.

February 10, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at Mcnally Jackson Seaport — The Pleasure Lists hosts an evening of readings. I love this publication, wherein guests contribute lists of their simple pleasures, and I love many of the readers presenting their pleasures this evening - Emmeline Cline, Camille Sojit Pejcha, Whitney Mallett, and more.

Inline links: Mcnally Jackson Seaport, The Pleasure Lists

Emmy Harrington1 mentions across 1 issues

Emmy Harrington is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between May 28, 2024 and May 28, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "Dan Mancini, and Emmy Harrington". It most often appears alongside Addison Pest Control Shop, Amtrak, Anne-Laure Lemaitre.

Article page: Emmy Harrington
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 28, 2024
Last seen: May 28, 2024

Outbound links

Issue trail

COLLECTED AGENDA #2 May 28, 2024

Addison Pest Control Shop 1 shared issues
Amtrak 1 shared issues
Anne-Laure Lemaitre 1 shared issues
Arden Wohl 1 shared issues
Audrey Wollen 1 shared issues

Source context

COLLECTED AGENDA #2

May 28, 2024 · Original source

Also Tuesday, May 28 at 7pm - Lily Lady is presenting a reading at Honeys Brooklyn featuring Lucy Sunflower, Whitney Mallett, Tommy Callie Rae, Sophia June, Noah Berghammer, Dan Mancini, and Emmy Harrington

Inline links: Lily Lady, Honeys Brooklyn

Enzo Escober1 mentions across 1 issues

Enzo Escober is a recurring person 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 "Readings by Enzo Escober, Francesca Lia Block, Gerlan Marcel". It most often appears alongside 10 Today, 7, @quietluke.

Article page: Enzo Escober
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 12, 2025
Last seen: November 12, 2025
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

Outbound links

Issue trail

Things that Happened Once I Gave Up Vice November 12, 2025

10 Today 1 shared issues
7 1 shared issues
@quietluke 1 shared issues
@shrimpandgritseater 1 shared issues
Abdu Mongo Ali 1 shared issues

Source context

November 12, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm - 9pm at Surrender Dorothy — The Whitney Review hosts a reading in celebration of Issue 006. I have a mini review of Anika Jade Levy’s fabulous new book Flat Earth in here. Readings by Enzo Escober, Francesca Lia Block, Gerlan Marcel, Mara Mckevitt, and Umesi Michael Louis. Vibes are haunted horror. If you can’t make it today. || RSVP required. And if you can’t make it today, Surrender Dorothy is still worth checking out - a new artist-run Wizard of Oz concept store.

Inline links: Surrender Dorothy, The Whitney Review, Flat Earth

Eric N. Mack1 mentions across 1 issues

Eric N. Mack is a recurring person 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 "Exhibitions by Sam Contis , Rhea Dillon , Eric N. Mack , and Diane Simpson open". It most often appears alongside Aimee Goguen, Amelia, American Academy of Arts and Letters.

Article page: Eric N. Mack
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: September 26, 2025
Last seen: September 26, 2025
Instagram handle: @ernatmack

Outbound links

Issue trail

Apocalyptic Ideation September 26, 2025

Aimee Goguen 1 shared issues
Amelia 1 shared issues
American Academy of Arts and Letters 1 shared issues
Antichrist 1 shared issues
Apollo Studio 1 shared issues

Source context

September 26, 2025 · Original source

From 4pm - 7pm at American Academy of Arts and Letters — Exhibitions by Sam Contis, Rhea Dillon, Eric N. Mack, and Diane Simpson open.

Inline links: American Academy of Arts and Letters, Sam Contis, Rhea Dillon, Eric N. Mack

Eric Oglander1 mentions across 1 issues

Eric Oglander is a recurring person 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.

Article page: Eric Oglander
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: September 10, 2024
Last seen: September 10, 2024
Instagram handle: @ericoglander

Outbound links

Issue trail

Statues Of Critics. September 10, 2024

Anika Levy 1 shared issues
Annabel Boardman 1 shared issues
Antiart 1 shared issues
Artnet 1 shared issues
August Lamm 1 shared issues

Source context

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

Eric Rohmer1 mentions across 1 issues

Eric Rohmer is a recurring person 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 "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.

Article page: Eric Rohmer
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: July 23, 2025
Last seen: July 23, 2025

Outbound links

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

Issue trail

Coffeeshop Gossip July 23, 2025

236 West 73rd 1 shared issues
A Night of Desire 1 shared issues
A Tale of Summer 1 shared issues
ABOVE TOWN 1 shared issues
Alice Burg 1 shared issues

Source context

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

Erica Cantley1 mentions across 1 issues

Erica Cantley is a recurring person 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 "KGB Lit launches Issue 25; ft ... Erica Cantley". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Alt-Citizen.

Article page: Erica Cantley
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 27, 2025
Last seen: October 27, 2025

Outbound links

https://whitneyreview.org/

Issue trail

Autumn Secrets October 27, 2025

424 Broadway 1 shared issues
Ally Salvador 1 shared issues
Alt-Citizen 1 shared issues
Amtrak 1 shared issues
Amy Li 1 shared issues

Source context

October 27, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at KGB Bar — KGB Lit launches Issue 25; ft Vanessa Ogle, Joseph Hogan, Erica Cantley, Oliver Baer, Julia DeBenedictis, Braedan Houtman, Kaden Griggs, Ally Salvador, Jessie Askinazi.

Inline links: KGB Bar, KGB Lit

Erica Dasher1 mentions across 1 issues

Erica Dasher is a recurring person 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 "George Olesky, Erica Dasher, and Ellen Morgan Butler". It most often appears alongside 365 Apartment, Adriant Khadafhi Bereal, Afters.

Article page: Erica Dasher
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 13, 2025
Last seen: October 13, 2025

Issue trail

Void of Course October 13, 2025

365 Apartment 1 shared issues
Adriant Khadafhi Bereal 1 shared issues
Afters 1 shared issues
Aheem 1 shared issues
Alain de Botton 1 shared issues

Source context

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

October 13, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Eurozone Reading Series hosts their first event - contemporary plays from Europe, curated by Seth Bockley. Featuring Paul Felten, Erin Leland, George Olesky, Erica Dasher, and Ellen Morgan Butler | Tickets here.

Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, here

Erica Peplin1 mentions across 1 issues

Erica Peplin is a recurring person 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 "Readings from Lillian Fishman, Rob Franklin, Hannah Kingsley-Ma, and Erica Peplin". It most often appears alongside Alan Barrows, Anastasia Wolfe, Andrew Woolbright.

Article page: Erica Peplin
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: July 15, 2025
Last seen: July 15, 2025

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Summer Break July 15, 2025

Alan Barrows 1 shared issues
Anastasia Wolfe 1 shared issues
Andrew Woolbright 1 shared issues
Annabel Boardman 1 shared issues
Bacchus 1 shared issues

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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

Erik Løchen1 mentions across 1 issues

Erik Løchen is a recurring person 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 "Erik Løchen's THE CHASERS". It most often appears alongside A Tale of Autumn, Abigail Yaga, Alex Patrick Dyck.

Article page: Erik Løchen
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 21, 2024
Last seen: October 21, 2024

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Everything I Wanted October 21, 2024

A Tale of Autumn 1 shared issues
Abigail Yaga 1 shared issues
Alex Patrick Dyck 1 shared issues
Annabel 1 shared issues
Archway Editions 1 shared issues

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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

Erin1 mentions across 1 issues

Erin is a recurring person 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 "Erin tells me about dinner with the most beautiful girl you know". It most often appears alongside 1 storypod, 115 Bowery, 185 E Broadway.

Article page: Erin
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 25, 2025
Last seen: February 25, 2025
Instagram handle: @catherineshannon

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My Glass House February 25, 2025

1 storypod 1 shared issues
115 Bowery 1 shared issues
185 E Broadway 1 shared issues
8 St. Marks Place 1 shared issues
Absolute Divinity 1 shared issues

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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.”

Erin Leland1 mentions across 1 issues

Erin Leland is a recurring person 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 "Featuring Paul Felten, Erin Leland, George Olesky". It most often appears alongside 365 Apartment, Adriant Khadafhi Bereal, Afters.

Article page: Erin Leland
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 13, 2025
Last seen: October 13, 2025

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Void of Course October 13, 2025

365 Apartment 1 shared issues
Adriant Khadafhi Bereal 1 shared issues
Afters 1 shared issues
Aheem 1 shared issues
Alain de Botton 1 shared issues

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October 13, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research — Eurozone Reading Series hosts their first event - contemporary plays from Europe, curated by Seth Bockley. Featuring Paul Felten, Erin Leland, George Olesky, Erica Dasher, and Ellen Morgan Butler | Tickets here.

Inline links: The Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research, here

Erin Magee1 mentions across 1 issues

Erin Magee is a recurring person 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 "the relationship between Toledo and her collaborator Erin Magee". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott BK, Abi Yaga, Ace Hotel Brooklyn.

Article page: Erin Magee
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: March 12, 2025
Last seen: March 12, 2025

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Rules for Clarity March 12, 2025

154 Scott BK 1 shared issues
Abi Yaga 1 shared issues
Ace Hotel Brooklyn 1 shared issues
Albina Aleksandrova 1 shared issues
Alex Arthur 1 shared issues

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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

Erin Markey1 mentions across 1 issues

Erin Markey is a recurring person 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 "a punk queer featuring Lina Simpson, Whitney Mallett, Erin Markey, and Ryanaustin Dennis". It most often appears alongside A Night of Sermons, Abigail Mlinar, age of individualism.

Article page: Erin Markey
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: July 29, 2025
Last seen: July 29, 2025

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Walking Poems July 29, 2025

A Night of Sermons 1 shared issues
Abigail Mlinar 1 shared issues
age of individualism 1 shared issues
ARDOR 1 shared issues
BANK NYC 1 shared issues

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Walking Poems

July 29, 2025 · Original source

From 8pm at Parkside Lounge — Max Steele hosts Girl+ - a punk queer featuring Lina Simpson, Whitney Mallett, Erin Markey, and Ryanaustin Dennis. Music by DJ PLD.

Inline links: Parkside Lounge, Girl+

Erin Morgenstern1 mentions across 1 issues

Erin Morgenstern is a recurring person 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 "The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern was one of my favorite childhood novels". It most often appears alongside A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving, Abelardo Morell, Abelardo Morell: In the Company of Monet and Constable.

Article page: Erin Morgenstern
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: November 26, 2024
Last seen: November 26, 2024

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Collected Agenda (lite) November 26, 2024

A Very Pussycat Thanksgiving 1 shared issues
Abelardo Morell 1 shared issues
Abelardo Morell: In the Company of Monet and Constable 1 shared issues
Alan Vega 1 shared issues
Albina Aleksandrova 1 shared issues

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Collected Agenda (lite)

November 26, 2024 · Original source

Afterwards, I will be going to Luna Luna at The Shed. Honestly, I don’t really expect to like this very much after seeing photos from the opening, but I bought the accompanying art book almost two years ago when the project launched, and the whimsical nature of a Hamburg 1987 art amusement park is something I’d be chagrin to not see for myself, even restored, even in Hudson Yards. The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern was one of my favorite childhood novels, and continues to be a book I revisit often. In my wildest dreams, this is what one might find at Luna Luna.

Inline links: Luna Luna, art book, The Night Circus

Erin Pérez1 mentions across 1 issues

Erin Pérez is a recurring person 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 "ft readings by Erin Pérez, Molly Soda, Gideon Jacobs, Benin Gardner, and Jordan Franklin". It most often appears alongside 154 Scott BK, Abi Yaga, Ace Hotel Brooklyn.

Article page: Erin Pérez
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: March 12, 2025
Last seen: March 12, 2025

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Rules for Clarity March 12, 2025

154 Scott BK 1 shared issues
Abi Yaga 1 shared issues
Ace Hotel Brooklyn 1 shared issues
Albina Aleksandrova 1 shared issues
Alex Arthur 1 shared issues

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March 12, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm at KGB Red Room — Riley Mac and Montana James Thomas present the latest installment of Straight Girls, ft readings by Erin Pérez, Molly Soda, Gideon Jacobs, Benin Gardner, and Jordan Franklin.

Inline links: Riley Mac, Montana James Thomas

Erina McSweeney1 mentions across 1 issues

Erina McSweeney is a recurring person 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 "Nikoleta Juvnovic and Erina McSweeney present another iteration of Slide Show". It most often appears alongside A Place in the Sun, Ali RQ, Angelica.

Article page: Erina McSweeney
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: March 06, 2026
Last seen: March 06, 2026
Instagram handle: @vclvetlatte

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Humanoid-Robots March 06, 2026

A Place in the Sun 1 shared issues
Ali RQ 1 shared issues
Angelica 1 shared issues
Angelmoon 1 shared issues
Banana Republic 1 shared issues

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March 06, 2026 · Original source

Sunday, March 8 from 8pm at Night Club 101 — Nikoleta Juvnovic and Erina McSweeney present another iteration of Slide Show. I’m super excited about this - a Nan Goldin inspired gathering of photographs, conversation, and performance.

Inline links: Night Club 101, Nikoleta Juvnovic

Esp1 mentions across 1 issues

Esp is a recurring person 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 "Photos by Matt Weinberger & Esp". It most often appears alongside Abraham Kanovitch, Ali Rq, Amalia Ulman.

Article page: Esp
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 13, 2025
Last seen: May 13, 2025
Instagram handle: @espforever

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Panopticon-ing Everyone May 13, 2025

Abraham Kanovitch 1 shared issues
Ali Rq 1 shared issues
Amalia Ulman 1 shared issues
Anika Jade Levy 1 shared issues
Arlo Hotel Williamsburg 1 shared issues

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Panopticon-ing Everyone

May 13, 2025 · Original source

...s 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 - From 10pm - late at Car Park (154 Scott Ave) — Associated presents Girls Night Out , featuring Mirana Santizo, Maleigh Zan, Callie Reiff, Mona Matsu...

eternity chaos1 mentions across 1 issues

eternity chaos is a recurring person 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 "Live: cleo walks through glass, asa nisi masa, eternity chaos, buckshot, ghost mountain". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Alt-Citizen.

Article page: eternity chaos
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 27, 2025
Last seen: October 27, 2025

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Autumn Secrets October 27, 2025

424 Broadway 1 shared issues
Ally Salvador 1 shared issues
Alt-Citizen 1 shared issues
Amtrak 1 shared issues
Amy Li 1 shared issues

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Collected Agenda with Sam Falb

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

Ethan James Green1 mentions across 1 issues

Ethan James Green is a recurring person 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 party report for the launch of photographer Ethan James Green's new exhibition and book in Vogue". It most often appears alongside 52 Walker, @singersny, Are.na.

Article page: Ethan James Green
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 09, 2024
Last seen: October 09, 2024

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Collected Agenda with Sam Falb October 09, 2024

52 Walker 1 shared issues
@singersny 1 shared issues
Are.na 1 shared issues
Basement 1 shared issues
Behind The Seams 1 shared issues

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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

Ethan Joseph1 mentions across 1 issues

Ethan Joseph is a recurring person 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 "Will Kaye, Jaya Twill, and Ethan Joseph. Hosted by Letty Cole". It most often appears alongside A Winter Ball, Alice Bailey, An Evening of Internet Cinema.

Article page: Ethan Joseph
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: December 09, 2025
Last seen: December 09, 2025

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Hotel Lobby Gossip December 09, 2025

A Winter Ball 1 shared issues
Alice Bailey 1 shared issues
An Evening of Internet Cinema 1 shared issues
Annabel Gould 1 shared issues
Araya 1 shared issues

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Your Favorite Grifters Favorite Grifter

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

Ethan Mead1 mentions across 1 issues

Ethan Mead is a recurring person in the Collected Agenda archive, appearing 1 times across 1 issues between October 14, 2024 and October 14, 2024. The archive places it in contexts such as "featuring Ethan Mead, Thomas Leno Killer, Clay Parks". It most often appears alongside 69 Greene, @dr.rubinstein666, @fantasy_discotheque.

Article page: Ethan Mead
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 14, 2024
Last seen: October 14, 2024
Instagram handle: @ethanmeadforever

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October in America October 14, 2024

69 Greene 1 shared issues
@dr.rubinstein666 1 shared issues
@fantasy_discotheque 1 shared issues
All The Paintings Are Orphans 1 shared issues
Ama Birch 1 shared issues

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October in America

October 14, 2024 · Original source

From 11pm - late at Flop House Comedy Club — Chris Horne and Ivy Wolk host “Tiny Boys”, featuring Ethan Mead, Thomas Leno Killer, Clay Parks, Kyle, Kavan Rotzien, Nick Viagas, and Daniela Mora.

Inline links: Flop House Comedy Club, Chris Horne, Ivy Wolk, Tiny Boys, Ethan Mead, Thomas Leno Killer, Clay Parks, Kyle, Kavan Rotzien, Nick Viagas, Daniela Mora

Ethel Cooke Eliot1 mentions across 1 issues

Ethel Cooke Eliot is a recurring person 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 "my favorite book was House Above the Trees by Ethel Cooke Eliot. Everything by Eliot is so special". It most often appears alongside Aesop's Fables, AGI, AI Grifts.

Article page: Ethel Cooke Eliot
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 27, 2025
Last seen: February 27, 2025

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Your Favorite Grifters Favorite Grifter February 27, 2025

Aesop's Fables 1 shared issues
AGI 1 shared issues
AI Grifts 1 shared issues
Allison 1 shared issues
Ancient Legends of Ireland: Music Charms & Superstitions of Ireland with Sketches of the Irish Past 1 shared issues

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February 27, 2025 · Original source

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO After reading Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu 1872 novella Carmilla for my Irish Lit class last week, I’ve been feeling big on fairytales and magic. My sister Sylvie is the most magical girl in the world, as well as the most well read. She has offered her list of recommended fairy tales for this letter: Fairy Tales (by Sylvie Pingeon) I try to read a section of Lady Jane Francesca Wilde’s Ancient Legends of Ireland: Music Charms & Superstitions of Ireland with Sketches of the Irish Past every night before I go to bed. It’s a truly magic book that brings fairytales into daily life with spells, remedies, and little bits of fairy advice: “People ought to remember that egg-shells are favorite retreats of the fairies, therefore the judicious eater should always break the shell after use, to prevent the fairy sprite from taking up his lodging therein.” A fairytale self-help book, and I love it. As a child, my favorite book was House Above the Trees by Ethel Cooke Eliot. Everything by Eliot is so special: she writes of wind creatures who look like the wind feels and tree girls who wear skirts made from the leaves of their trees (green in the summer, red in the fall), and the humans who can see these forest people have the clearest eyes around. All her books are like this, but House Above The Trees is my favorite: an eight year old orphan follows a Wind Creature into the forest and is taken in by Tree Mother, who lives in the treetops. A wonderful, fairy adventure ensues. Brothers Grimm is also always great, although Bluebeard gave me nightmares as a child that still sometimes come back. My mom gave me a beautiful copy of Aesop’s Fables for Christmas this year. It’s beautiful but I haven’t read it yet. A lot of second-wave feminists wrote retellings of fairy tales, and I’m a little embarrassed to say this, but I found Angela Carter’s The Bloody Chamber to be a truly beautiful read. On the topic of AI Grifts, Gabriel Hollis (of Margin for Thought and Microculture) recommends the following articles on Technology and God and Our End Times. All ideas that fall under near debilitatingly large banners, and all topics which Gabriel explores well. To be honest, I need to dive into these pieces with more intensity before I offer any original thoughts, but I will leave you with the links: Seeking God, or Peter Thiel, in Silicon Valley by Emma Goldberg, for NYT

Inline links: Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu 1872 novella, Sylvie, Lady Jane Francesca Wilde’s, House Above the Trees, Aesop’s Fables, Angela Carter’s, Margin for Thought, Microculture, Seeking God, or Peter Thiel, in Silicon Valley

eurodemonscum1 mentions across 1 issues

eurodemonscum is a recurring person 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 "DJ eurodemonscum". It most often appears alongside Anika Levy, Annabel Boardman, Antiart.

Article page: eurodemonscum
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: September 10, 2024
Last seen: September 10, 2024
Instagram handle: @eurodemonscum

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Statues Of Critics. September 10, 2024

Anika Levy 1 shared issues
Annabel Boardman 1 shared issues
Antiart 1 shared issues
Artnet 1 shared issues
August Lamm 1 shared issues

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September 10, 2024 · Original source

Another (final) picnic at 3pm — Matthew Donovon hosts The Last Picnic, with a performance from Meg Spectre, misc literary reading regaling tails of the summer, and DJ eurodemonscum and Antiart. Dress code is “Regal Toga”.

Inline links: Matthew Donovon, The Last Picnic, Meg Spectre, eurodemonscum, Antiart

Ev Christensten1 mentions across 1 issues

Ev Christensten is a recurring person 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 Ev Christensten and Broom". It most often appears alongside 720 Strength LES, 92NY, A.M. Homes.

Article page: Ev Christensten
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 06, 2025
Last seen: October 06, 2025
Instagram handle: @evchristensen

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Big Huge World October 06, 2025

720 Strength LES 1 shared issues
92NY 1 shared issues
A.M. Homes 1 shared issues
Abel Ferrara 1 shared issues
Above Town #2 1 shared issues

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Big Huge World

October 06, 2025 · Original source

From 7pm - 10pm at Nublu — Tweaker Gospel presents her single Maspeth. PERFORMANCE. VIDEO. PARTY. Ft Ev Christensten and Broom. This will be a beautiful evening and I can’t wait. | Tickets here

Inline links: Nublu, Tweaker Gospel, Ev Christensten, Broom, here

Evan Donnachie1 mentions across 1 issues

Evan Donnachie is a recurring person 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 "Domino Reading Series returns with Evan Donnachie". It most often appears alongside 424 Broadway, Ally Salvador, Alt-Citizen.

Article page: Evan Donnachie
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 27, 2025
Last seen: October 27, 2025

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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32365707/

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Autumn Secrets October 27, 2025

424 Broadway 1 shared issues
Ally Salvador 1 shared issues
Alt-Citizen 1 shared issues
Amtrak 1 shared issues
Amy Li 1 shared issues

Source context

October 27, 2025 · Original source

From 7:30pm at Night Club 101 — Domino Reading Series returns with Evan Donnachie, Armon Mahdavi, Erin Satterthwaite, Jade Wootton, Nick Dove, Izzy Capulong, and Chesea Hodson.

Inline links: Night Club 101, Domino Reading Series

Evan Frazier1 mentions across 1 issues

Evan Frazier is a recurring person 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 "Works by and featuring Tessa Gourin, Lukas Burton, Mralowe Holden, Evan Frazier". It most often appears alongside 327 Bowery, Abby Lloyd, absurdism.

Article page: Evan Frazier
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: May 27, 2025
Last seen: May 27, 2025

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generative and godly secrets May 27, 2025

327 Bowery 1 shared issues
Abby Lloyd 1 shared issues
absurdism 1 shared issues
Adidas 1 shared issues
Allie Rowbottom 1 shared issues

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May 27, 2025 · Original source

From 6:30pm (show at 7:30pm) at Georgia Room — Reunion LIVE by Sean Glass returns - live short plays adapted from movies. Works by and featuring Tessa Gourin, Lukas Burton, Mralowe Holden, Evan Frazier, and more. Drinks to follow the show.

Inline links: Georgia Room, Reunion, Sean Glass

Evan Lazarus1 mentions across 1 issues

Evan Lazarus is a recurring person 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 "featuring Ariel Courage, Evan Lazarus, Taeler Kallmerten, Tom Ianelli, and Katy Allen". It most often appears alongside Abe Shapiro, Aidan Lapoche, Alan Parker.

Article page: Evan Lazarus
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: February 15, 2026
Last seen: February 15, 2026

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Yellow-all-around February 15, 2026

Abe Shapiro 1 shared issues
Aidan Lapoche 1 shared issues
Alan Parker 1 shared issues
Allen Parker 1 shared issues
Amazon 1 shared issues

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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

Evan Wright1 mentions across 1 issues

Evan Wright is a recurring person 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 "Skullcrusher is on with Evan Wright in anticipation of their new album". It most often appears alongside 720 Strength LES, 92NY, A.M. Homes.

Article page: Evan Wright
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: October 06, 2025
Last seen: October 06, 2025
Instagram handle: @evanwwwright

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Big Huge World October 06, 2025

720 Strength LES 1 shared issues
92NY 1 shared issues
A.M. Homes 1 shared issues
Abel Ferrara 1 shared issues
Above Town #2 1 shared issues

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Big Huge World

October 06, 2025 · Original source

From 6:30pm at Night Club 101 — Skullcrusher is on with Evan Wright in anticipation of their new album Dirty Hit, out October 17.

Inline links: Skullcrusher, Evan Wright, Dirty Hit

Eve Babitz1 mentions across 1 issues

Eve Babitz is a recurring person 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 "I like early Babitz and Fanny HOWE, I decreed". It most often appears alongside A Place in the Sun, Ali RQ, Angelica.

Article page: Eve Babitz
Mention count: 1
Issue count: 1
First seen: March 06, 2026
Last seen: March 06, 2026
Instagram handle: @me_betseybrown

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Humanoid-Robots March 06, 2026

A Place in the Sun 1 shared issues
Ali RQ 1 shared issues
Angelica 1 shared issues
Angelmoon 1 shared issues
Banana Republic 1 shared issues

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