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Writer @Curbed @nymag covering NYC. 3 Emmys from my time as head writer at VICE News Tonight. Ex @cnn @nytimes adriane.quinlan@voxmedia.com
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A Little Piece of Burning Man Arrives in Gowanus

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By Adriane Quinlan Verified
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Sculptor Jen Lewin showed Ursa Major and Ursa Minor at Burning Man. People crossing the Gowanus Canal will soon spot a glowing 30-foot-tall polar bear. Standing next to it will be a second mirror-encrusted 13-foot cub. This pair of sculptures is the work of Bushwick-based artist Jen Lewin, and they are set to live permanently on a new public parkway along the Superfund site. New Yorkers who party on the Playa may recognize them.
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Transforming John Early’s Real House for Maddie’s Secret Original

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By Adriane Quinlan Verified
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John Early as Maddie in his real kitchen in Los Angeles, which was redecorated to reflect his character. Maddie’s Secret was filmed at the Silver Lake home of its creator and star, John Early. That saved money for the shoestring production, plus the 1928 Spanish style house had a fairy-tale quality that felt right for the dark Cinderella story. The film follows Maddie (Early), a talented home cook whose career takes off after her boyfriend posts a video of her cooking in their pink kitchen.
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The Endless Renovation on West End Avenue

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By Adriane Quinlan Verified
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The formal dining room in 11D. Everet Goldberg preferred working with what he called artisans when it came to renovating his apartment. After buying a classic six on West End Avenue in 1996, he brought in a trompe l’oeil painter to add faux bois to the metal of an oven range so it would blend into the oak cabinets. A stained-glass specialist came by to restore a pattern of red tulips on mottled glass windows from 1912. An octogenarian plumber restored fixtures that dated back to his own childhood.
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