Here's our pick of the best of these clandestine spaces.
This clandestine music space — hidden behind an unassuming Chinese bakery and laundry off Clinton Street — is 10,000 square feet of regal sonic goodness.
But that does not matter for this show, for the clandestine quality of the space suits the work.
Despite the lack of privacy, the spaces have also become clandestine meeting spots for young couples.
During the cold war, American and Soviet military forces used nuclear batteries to power satellites in space and spy devices and clandestine radio gear on the ground.
Every day, blogs like Men Taking Up Too Much Space On The Train post clandestine pictures of commuters, under the snide and self-proclaimed mission of public shaming.
Italy's navy has rescued 1,123 people from inflatable boats in the space of 24 hours, as clandestine migration from North Africa reaches record levels.
The world is super vast (and wealthy enough at this point in history) and infinite enough in music-space for niche markets, fetish objects/genres, clandestine gatherings for lovers of all shapes, big and small, plus size and petite.
Around the corner is the Aug. 28, 1944, front page of Combat, a previously clandestine newspaper edited by Albert Camus which in the space of one day replaced Je Suis Partout in the kiosks.
The "pact of silence" instituted after the fall of General Franco was seen as a price worth paying for rapid, peaceful transition to a functioning democracy - a democracy that, moreover, found space to accommodate a strong, previously clandestine Communist Party alongside the rapidly moderating socialists of the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers Partyy).
