Ann Mintz
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From Midtown &Uncategorized about Disguises, in the office, Money, Music, musicians, Old New YorkPublished on: 12/01/2011
Ann Mintz has written radio scripts, text for museum exhibits, professional articles, and countless speeches and grant proposals. She has had seven careers-- recording engineer, archaeologist, public radio producer, archivist to Bucky Fuller, of all people, museum professional, community and economic development. She now curates the performing arts at the Reading Terminal Market. She has lived in seven cities, if you count Phladelphia twice, was born in the Bronx and lived in Manhattan until her mid-20s.
My Covid-19 project has been to drive to one of the many Staten Island parks that I haven’t previously visited and walk around, usually alone, and take pictures on my phone. I try not to think about the future too much. A few months ago, I drove to Graniteville Quarry Park—not to be confused with […]
It’s the swinging 70’s. Everyone I know has tons of sexual partners. I am 28 and only lost my virginity two years ago to a farm boy I met at The Guthrie Theater. The romance continues for a while when I get back to New York, but then, he writes me a Dear John letter. […]
Blanche, my mother, was past thirty, an old maid by the standards of the mid-twentieth century. She finally picked herself up and hauled herself off to a lefty resort in the Catskills, the kind of place where people were more likely to play Twenty Questions than tennis. There she met my father, Harold, who was […]
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