Deversorium Chelsea

Deversorium Chelsea (Anglice Hotel Chelsea), etiam Chelsea Deversorium et simpliciter Chelsea appellatum, est deversorium historicum et locus distinctus Urbis Novi Eboraci inter annos 1883 et 1885 aedificatum et praecipue notum pro eius incolis notabilibus. Deversorium, 250 unitates habens ad 222 West Via 23 Manhatae inter xystos septimum et octavum, in Chelsea, vicinia Manhatae, domus permultorum scriptorum, musicorum, artificum, et histrionum fuit, inter quos Robertus Dylan, Vergilius Thomson, Birgitta Berlin, Carolus Bukowski, Ioanna Joplin, Thomas Waits, Leonardus Cohen, Patti Smith, Iggy Pop, Viva, Gaby Hoffmann, Jobriath, et Laurentius Rivers. Quamquam Chelsea nondum accipit novas conductiones diutinas, aedificium iam est domus multorum qui ibi habitabant ante mutationem rationis. Ex die 1 Augusti 2011, deversorium ob renovationes praecluditur.^[1]

Arthurus C. Clarke 2001: A Space Odyssey in Chelsea commorans scripsit, et poetae Allen Ginsberg et Gregorius Corso locum elegerunt commutationis philosophicae et artificiosae. Chelsea praeterea fuit deversorium ubi Dylan Thomas commorabatur cum pneumonia 9 Novembris 1953 obiret, et ubi corpus Nancy Spungen, amiculae Sid Vicious, sodalis Sex Pistols, inventum est, fataliter punctum die 12 Octobris 1978. Arthurus Miller "The Chelsea Affect," rem brevem vitam in Chelsea sub 1960 commemorantem, scripsit.^[2]

Incolae notabiles

Carolus James, primus couturier Americanus, qui modam ab anno 1940 ad 1960 maxime movit, anno 1964 in deversorium migravit, pneumonia ibi moriens anno 1978.

Nonnulli superstites naufragii navis Titanic in Chelsea commorabantur quia spatium inter deversorium et Pier 54, navale White Star Line, quo Titanic navigabat, erat breve. Deversorium etiam fuit domus multorum nautarum a militia post Magnum Bellum redientium. Ruta Harkness, periclitator et naturalista quae primam Ailuropodam melanoleucam vivam a Sinis ad Civitates Foederatas decennio post 1930 tulit, in deversorio post reditum commorata est. Susanna Bartsch, promotor rerum Neoeboracensium, in Chelsea iam habitat.

Deversorium in carminibus popularibus et rock commemoratur, inter quibus:

"Visions of Johanna" Roberti Dylan
"Sara" Roberti Dylan
"Chelsea Hotel" Danielis Bern
"Dear Abbey" Kinky Friedman
"Chelsea Girl" Nico
"Sex with Sun Ra (Part One – Saturnalia)" Coil (gregis)
"Hi-Fi Popcorn" The Revs (gregis)
"Crow" Grex Iacobi Carroll
"Like a Drug I Never Did Before" Iosephi Ramone
"The Chelsea Hotel" Graham Nash
"Chelsea Hotel #2" Leonardi Cohen
"Hotel Chelsea Nights" Ryan Adams
"Chelsea Hotel '78" Alexandri Escovedo
"Chelsea Burns" Keren Ann
"Godspeed" Anberlin
"The Chelsea Hotel Oral Sex Song" Jeffrey Lewis
"Bear" The Antlers (gregis)
"Life Goes On" Noah and the Whale
"Album of the Year" The Good Life (gregis)
"Bruce Wayne Campbell Interviewed on the Roof of the Chelsea Hotel, 1979" Okkervil River
"Chelsea Hotel" Meshell Ndegeocello
"Third Week in the Chelsea" Jefferson Airplane
"Why Should I Worry?" ex Oliver & Company Gulielmi Joel
"Chelsea Morning" Joni Mitchell
"Chelsea Hotel" Lanae Del Ray

↑ Chris Rovzar, "Hotel Chelsea No Longer Taking Reservations," New York, 27 Iulii 2013.
↑ Miller, Arthur, "The Chelsea Affect", Granta #78: "Bad Company", Summer 2002.
↑ Gobrecht, Lawrence E. (April 20, 1977). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Hotel Chelsea" and Accompanying three photos, exterior, from 1977
↑ ^4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 ^4.3 Lisa Chemberlain, "Change at the Chelsea, Shelter of the Arts", The New York Times, 19 Iunii 2007: "For six decades the Bard family has managed the Hotel Chelsea, overseeing a bohemian enclave that has been a long-term home for writers, artists and musicians including Mark Twain, O. Henry, Tennessee Williams, Dylan Thomas, Andy Warhol, and Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen."
↑ ^5.0 ^5.1 "10 great places to get on the road and feel the Beat", USA Today, 10 Martii 2006: "On the West Side, Kerouac and then-wife Joan Haverty lived at 454 W. 20th St., where he began writing her a long letter about his recent travels while she waited tables to support them: The letter became On the Road, "the bible of the Beat generation." He wrote the book itself at the Hotel Chelsea, later the last home of Herbert Huncke."
↑ Abel Ferrara, The Driller Killer.
↑ Hamilton 2007:368.
↑ Michael Kimmelman, "Alphaeus Cole, a Portraitist, 112," The New York Times, 26 Novembris 1988.

Hamilton, Ed. 2007. Legends of the Chelsea Hotel: Living with the Artists and Outlaws at New York's Rebel Mecca. Novi Eboraci: Thunder Mouth's Press. ISBN 978-1-56858-379-2.
Lough, James. 2013. This Ain't No Holiday Inn: Down and Out at the Chelsea Hotel 1980–1995. Tucson Arizonae: Schaffner Press. ISBN 1-936182-52-1.
Madonna. 1992. Sex. Novi Eboraci: Warner Books. ISBN 0-446-51732-1.
McNeill, Elizabeth, Nine and a Half Weeks: A Memoir of a Love Affair. ISBN 1-56849-171-9.
Moody, Hank. God Hates Us All. ISBN 978-1-4165-9823-7.
O'Neill, Joseph. Netherland. ISBN 978-0-307-37704-3.
Hayter, Sparkle. The Chelsea Girl Murders. ISBN 978-0-14-200010-6.
Ramone, Dee Dee. Chelsea Horror Hotel: A Novel. ISBN 1-56025-304-5.
Smith, Patti. Just Kids. ISBN 978-0-06-093622-8.
Tippins, Sherill. 2013. Inside the Dream Palace: the Life and Times of New York’s Legendary Chelsea Hotel. Novi Eboraci: Simon & Schuster. ISBN 08448711515.
Turner, Florence. At The Chelsea. ISBN 978-0-15-109780-7.
Vowell, Sarah. Take the Cannoli: Stories From the New World. ISBN 0-7432-0540-5.
Wielaert, Jeroen. Chelsea Hotel, een Biografie van een Hotel. ISBN 90-76927-02-2.

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Deversiroum Chelsea spectant.

"360° Panoramas of Chelsea Hotel before 2011–2012 renovations," www.samrohn.com (Sam Rohn 360° Panoramic Photography)
Chelsea Hotel, www.nyc-architecture.com (New York Architecture Images)
"Chelsea's New Proprietor," online.wsj.com (Wall Street Journal)
"Ed Hamilton: One of the last Chelsea Hotel Bohemians," www.thesomervillenews.com (colloquium cum Doug Holder, The Somerville News)