29
Oct
There is no denying that as human beings, we sometimes try to communicate with one another using roses. It is a flower ritualized and revered like no other in our history. But what exactly are we...
Tag Archives: Fragrance
24
Oct
"Your incompleteness completes me"
Asphalt Rainbow is a fragrance born from a fascination with masterful techniques deployed in street art production. There is so much beauty in how a skilled bomber possesses this expert ability to take the simplest everyday things and...
10
Oct
The #Roseshards Story begins with tales from the ancient world of Alexander the Great: rose aficionado and early graffiti artist. For more information on the Asphalt Rainbow project, please check out the Olfactive Story of Asphalt Rainbow.
Early...
01
Oct
The CM2 Project: Inspired by Street Art
Disrupt expectations. From its ability to distort perceptions or transform the ambiance of any environment, to its all-too temporary embrace with our skin - not to mention our...
14
Jul
I am so pleased to finally be able to share some news about Charenton Macerations' follow up fragrance to Christopher Street. This new project has been in the works for the past two years, and...
29
Jun
Today's Christopher Street Pride 2014 fragrance sampling location is The 44th Annual NYC Pride Parade (Moving Target). I will be out and about today in the West Village from 1pm-5pm handing out free samples of Christopher Street and...
28
Jun
All this week on Christopher Street, Charenton Macerations has been celebrating 45 years of queer liberation, commemorating some of our favorite stories, places, and events connected with the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in New York City. Today,...
27
Jun
Considered the symbolic home of the queer rights movement, no visit to Christopher Street is complete without a visit to The Stonewall Inn.
26
Jun
A Brief History of Jefferson Market
(Greenwich Ave between W 10th St. and Christopher Street)
Jefferson Market was first established in 1833. At the time, the site consisted of rows of merchants' sheds and a tall wooden lookout...
25
Jun
A Brief History of Christopher Park
(Christopher Street and Grove Street at Seventh Avenue South)
Like most of the land surrounding Christopher Street, the site that would become Christopher Park was once part of a Dutch...