"Vestiges" is at Sepia International Inc., 148 West 24th Street, 11th floor, Chelsea, (212) 645-9444, through June 17.
The park closed during World War II, but vestiges remain at Rowayton's 10-acre public Bayley Beach, where the roller coaster's boarding gate is now a beachside pavilion.
He's failed ― for now ― to destroy the Affordable Care Act (though not for lack of striking matches), but the GOP has successfully aimed the Trump flamethrower at any vestiges of progressive taxation at the federal level.
The room -- converted into an art studio -- is congested with the vestiges of creativity at work: bottles of paint huddle together in bunches, and paintbrushes spring up like wild vegetation.
Maintaining only vestiges of humanity at great expense on the basis of demand and societal ambivalence is not an inconsequential issue.
Chipping Away at Feudal Vestiges in Academe. 100 Years of Women at German Universities.
Few vestiges of Sarah remain at home.
As Mr. Wahid's last vestiges of support evaporated, at least two prominent cabinet members announced their resignations.
No longer, says Ricardo Pascoe, head of one of the capital's 16 administrative districts, but he sees vestiges of the system at lower levels, fed by bribes extorted from the citizenry.
In Thailand's Schools, Vestiges of Military Rule At a public school in an industrial Bangkok suburb, teachers wield bamboo canes and reprimand students for long hair, ordering it sheared on the spot.
