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Hidden Stories of Union Square's Public Art Tour
Explore the major works of public art on view in this Manhattan neighborhood!
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Fun Maps: NYC Park Accessibility and Acres of Open Space Per Resident
WNYC’s Data News Team has mapped out New York City’s open space accessibility, both in terms of distance
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Searching for the Lost 76th Street Subway Station, the “Roswell” of the NYC Subway [Photos]
There may be no other subway station more contentious among subway buffs than the 76th Street subway station in Queens,
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Vertical Urban Factory Exhibition Opens at Industry City Gallery
If you didn’t know there was a Food Hall inside Industry City, the sprawling warehouse turned creative and small
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The NYC That Never Was: Wild Plans to Redo the Statue of Liberty
Call for Submission, 1983. Image Courtesy of Storefront for Art and Architecture. In 1983, as the centennial of the Statue
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Fun Maps: NYC Dog Poop Complaints + Turning Dog Poop Into Power
As reported in a recent article in The Economist, Ron Gonen, New York City’s former Deputy Commissioner for Recycling
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Sneak Peek Inside the Archives of Storefront for Art & Architecture at Industry City
Even if you haven’t been to an exhibit at the Storefront for Art and Architecture in Nolita, you’ll
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Fun Maps: The Slips and Swamps of Early NYC
Map via Boston Public Library Back it the early days of New York, Manhattan was narrower, swampy and full of
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Found: The Lost Oversized Armchairs of Grand Central Terminal
As part of the renovation of Grand Central Terminal, red and green armchairs were placed in the dining concourse in
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Pedestrian-Only Plaza 33 Brings Keith Haring Sculpture to Penn Station for the Summer
Earlier, we reported on the construction progress of Plaza 33, a pedestrian plaza opened on 33rd Street next to Penn
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Street Artists FAILE Bring Painted Wooden Canopy to Times Square
Brooklyn-based street artists FAILE (the duo Patrick McNeil and Patrick Miller), have brought a new piece Wishing On You
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7 of JFK Airport’s Demolished Jet Age Terminals in NYC
In the Jet Age, the world’s most famous architects were designing terminals for John F. Kennedy Airport. Many of
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Daily What?! The Upside Down Room at MoMA PS1 in Queens
One of the benefits of attending one of the Warm Up events at MoMA PS1, in addition to the live