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The article focuses on an exhibition by artist Howardena Pindell at the Sragow Gallery in SoHo, New York. The show, which features thirtyfour of the artist's works, shows the breadth and range of Pindell's art, as well as a hint of the evolution of the artist. Rarely do art lovers have an opportunity to see this type of diversity of an artist's work while he or she is still alive. And alive Pindell is, with no fewer than thirteen of works in the show having been made in the last four years. This is not work that hits the viewer over the head with its intent; rather, Pindell's work slowly reveals itself to the patient admirer, not unlike a rose that slowly blossoms in a garden.

The article provides information on the fight between artists Drake and Chris Brown at Wi.P., a night club in SoHo, New York City, New York. It informs that many injured reported abrasions and cuts including San Antonio Spurs star point guard Tony Parker, Brown's bodyguard and Brown himself. It further informs that the police authorities have shut down Wi.P. club indefinitely.

The article focuses on the live performance of singer and songwriter Joe to support his "Home is the Essence of Christmas" record at the Apple Store in Soho, New York City. It states that Joe sang some of the Christmas classics including "I'll Be Home for Christmas," "The Christmas Song" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas." Joe states that the honesty and energy of New Yorkers is what he loves most about New York City.

The article presents information on a new Adolescent Literacy program, administered by the Department of Youth and Community Development in Soho, New York city. The program included student performances as well as testimonials on the importance of literacy from Deputy Mayor for Education and Community Development Dennis M. Walcott.

This article reports that on Thursday, September 22, 2005, Bank Street College proudly launched the Priscilla E. Pemberton Society with a splash at the June Kelly Gallery at 591 Broadway in SoHo, New York City. The Society's first initiative is a fundraising drive to raise $50,000 to establish an endowed scholarship for African American students in the Bank Street Graduate School. This initiative is one way that Bank Street is carrying forward its commitment to increase the number of minority teachers and address the need for more teachers of color, especially in urban areas.

Kangol Ltd., the inherently British label known for its hats, has opened a temporary flagship store at 101 Crosby Street, in Soho, New York City (NYC). Featuring Kangol's signature styles, the store is open now through June 30, 2004, from Wednesday to Sunday. Each week, Kangol will introduce a new theme. For weekly program information, click on to www.Kangol.com. Designed and dressed by art director Shona Health and produced by NYC-based boutique The Apartment, this creative store acts as a backdrop to an eclectic mix of events, fashion, music and art collaborations.

Presents information on a comprehensive youth services program called `The Door, in SoHo, Manhattan, New York City. Amount of years The Door has been providing educational, health and human services; Background information on the clinic; Comments made by Charles Terry, the former executive director of The Door.

Presents a caption story on an Ethiopian art exhibit displaying the past and present art of Ethiopia entitled `Drawing on Tradition.' Where the exhibition can be viewed; Inclusion of the icons of Ethiopian art and history.