How to pronounce “wicker” in English

And what happened in Wicker in the '90s is not new.

And that community in Wicker in the '90s, that vibrant, just oddball click of this kind of neo Bohemia,

that's still in Wicker Park, 1180 North Milwaukee.

hi this is Karen wicker and uh welcome to a Google author talk today featuring

And so there was a time in Wicker Park at this moment where you could go to an open mic damn near any day of the week, sometimes

Another talk also popped up by Fields Wicker-Miurin.

And I eventually started to go to parties in Wicker in probably about '91.

And at that time, Wicker Park was a entry for me into a community of other artists from multiple generations who were engrossed, enmeshed,

I don't know how many of you all familiar with Wicker Park now.

There's still a handful of really great dive bars in Wicker Park, which, to me, are some of the few public spaces you can see and get

Yeah, Wicker's on my route in.

You can actually use cool materials like the wicker and the timber and the terracotta and make it really colorful and pretty.

that you get in the supermarket through to this executive wicker, picnic hamper and they do all sorts of baskets.

The Life & Death of an American Neighborhood," which is acutely about a neighborhood in Chicago Wicker Park in the '90s.

Right now, somewhere like Avondate feels like Wicker in the '90s a little bit.

I'd probably say Wicker because it's closest to my house.

And he's carrying on his back his shield which is made of wickerwork.

And I was a young man, when I moved into Wicker Park in the '90s.

and Method" and he devoted an entire chapter to seats as preventatives of fatigue, these wicker stools he thought everyone should carry around.

Looking around the house and making sure nobody was close by, she would sit next to the hookah in Dadu's chair, a comfortable wicker chair nobody

And got a fake ID, which is illegal, and started to go to different clubs, but also house parties and loft parties, particularly in Wicker Park at the time-- and even,

So the book, "The Life and Death of An American Neighborhood," it takes place mainly with Wicker Park in Chicago as a backdrop.

To my right, glamorous Parisians banter in wicker chairs.