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.
“The editor of the Village Voice has been calling me and asking me if I have seen ‘Star Wars’ and if I’m going to sue,” Frank Herbert told his local newspaper.
A young boxing enthusiast, Vladimir Nabokov, writing for a Russian émigré newspaper, called the Frenchman “the wonderful Carpentier,” a “modest, fair-haired young man.”
