Inside Graffit: Cubist Food from Madrid on the UWS
by Village Voice
At Graffit, a new eatery near Lincoln Center, foam decorates many plates, alongside “olive oil texture,” “bell pepper caviar,” and “Tio Pepe Fino air.” It’s run by Madrid’s Jesús Núñez, a former graffiti artist. Read more about it here.
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In June 1968 Voice reporter Howard Smith was on the scene as Warhol fought for his life. Three months later the pop master told film critic Leticia Kent, ‘I am afraid of God alone.’
