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.
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It was around 1975 and I was maybe 8 years old. My $2 a week allowance worked well for my humble needs, and I didn’t necessarily want or need a job at that age, but my dad would ask me to run errands every now and then and let me keep some of the left-over […]
I first met Ari Horwitz in front of a pizzeria near the George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal in 1978. I wasn’t in the habit of talking to people I didn’t know, but Ari was about my age, mid-20s, and we seemed to have an immediate psychic connection. Ari, it turned out, lived with a roommate […]
I am in my apartment in Woodside, Queens, reading C.S. Lewis. It is my first apartment that isn’t school housing, and I feel like a woman born again: reading, writing, thinking, manic with ideas and desires in a space all of my own. Though I am not Catholic- I’m technically Jewish but not in any […]
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