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Hard Life Ink Moves To Cypress Hills

Nora Whelan

Mar 18, 2014 — 1 min read

We noticed the other evening that the gates at Kensington tattoo shop Hard Life Ink (711 Church Avenue between E 7th and E 8th Streets) were pulled down, and that a sign taped to the front door of the building indicated a move to a different location.

As it turns out, Hard Life Ink is now located at 3028 Fulton Street (between Linwood and Essex Streets) in Cypress Hills, just off the Cleveland Street stop on the J train.

Best of luck to the shop, and we look forward to seeing what comes to 711 Church next.

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