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MetroCards to Masterpieces: Meet Artist Thomas McKean
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the work of a local NYC artist who turns MetroCards into works of art!
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Amazing Vandalism/Street Art in the 14th St. Subway
The Oxygen network is really pushing its reality TV programming and bought all of the ad space in the tunnel
Architecture
A Walking Tour of Newark, yes…Newark
You read that right. We took a self-guided walking tour of Newark recently and surprise! It was really nice. The
Food & Drink
A Sunday Soirée, and you’re invited: Dinner at Chez Jim Haynes
Every Sunday for the last 30+ years, Jim Haynes has been hosting dinners in the atelier of his apartment in
Food & Drink
A CSA with the Freedom of Choice: Local Roots NYC
For those who don’t know what a CSA it is–it stands for Community Supported Agriculture. Members pay for
Arts & Culture
Paris Timelapse Video: The Making Of Le Flâneur
Untapped took afternoon drinks in Paris (très Francais) with Luke Shepard, who created the timelapse video, Le Flâneur, which appeared
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Untapped Special Report: E-Waste
Welcome to the first article in an Untapped Special Report looking into electronic waste in New York City. Last week
Food & Drink
The Hungarian Pastry Shop, a literary outpost
When author and professor David Grahame Shane (of Recombinant Urbanism) asked us to meet at the Hungarian Pastry Shop on
Arts & Culture
An Interview with Blonde Redhead (plus Terminal 5 benefit show announcement)
When I heard that my friend had seen the band Blonde Redhead perform at the Andrew Roth Gallery, my brain
Arts & Culture
Ode to Paris with a Lomo Camera
Last year, architecture student Charles Irby let us publish his dreamy and ghostlike lomography pictures of Père Lachaise cemetery. Here
Architecture
Behind the Scenes Tour of the FDR Four Freedoms Park, Roosevelt Island
After more than forty years, Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park on the southern tip of Roosevelt Island will finally
Architecture
New York City’s 5 Time Zones (According to the Mayor’s Office)
This epitomizes what makes New York, New York. We “know” we are the center of the universe, but we have
Architecture
Central Park West, Over the Years
Inspired by the Gothamist’s flashback to the Dakota in the 1890s, Untapped pulled together more incredible historical images from