How To Build A Creative City
Over the next four decades New York developed into a classic creative city–an enclave with a mix of artists, bohemians and thinkers so combustible its influence spread far outside the town itself. “It was a period of breaking away from the Victorian Age and from the stuffiness of prudish Puritanism. It was a discovery of an American culture,” says Polly Kline, who settled in Greenwich Village in the 1920s at the age of 19 and became an artist....