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Where to See the Declaration of Independence in NYC
Celebrate America's 250th anniversary by viewing one of our founding documents!
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How the Lost Penn Station Was Recreated for the Movie Motherless Brooklyn
Motherless Brooklyn is one of the very “New York” movies coming out this fall, a film-noir mystery set in
Architecture
Have You Seen These Abandoned Roosevelt Island Tram Cars?
The Roosevelt Island tram opened in 1976, with tram cars and system built by the Swiss company Von Roll with
Arts & Culture
14 New Public Art Installations to Discover in NYC October 2019
Jonathan Prince, Shatter Series, cor-ten and polished steel, in situ at Christie’s Sculpture Garden 2019, courtesy of Jonathan
Arts & Culture
A High-End Deli Made of Felt Opens at Rockefeller Center Today
Starting today, a fake upscale deli made of felt will be at Rockefeller Center, made by the artist Lucy Sparrow
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Monumental Equestrian Sculpture Showing African-American is in Times Square
Equestrian sculptures and paintings almost always feature a white man in a position of power and dominance. Women appear infrequently,
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See an Incredible Exhibit of Graffiti-Tagged NYC Subway Trains from the ’70s and ’80s
A new exhibition at the Bronx Museum shows the striking documentary photography of Henry Chalfant, who documented the street art
Architecture
Virgin’s Hyperloop Pod Will Be on Display at Rockefeller Center Today
From 3:30 to 5 PM today, Virgin’s Hyperloop One pod will be on display to the public at
Arts & Culture
See Lego Versions of the World’s Most Famous Art at New York Hall of Science
The Art of the Brick at the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) which opens tomorrow, September 28th, will have
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NYC’s Hidden Coffee Shops to Discover for National Coffee Day
This Sunday, September 29th is National Coffee Day. New York City has no shortage of coffee shops and we’ve
Arts & Culture
New Book Shows NYC’s Bridges As You’ve Never Seen Them Before
Six years ago, we walked along the George Washington Bridge with Dave Frieder, “The Bridge Man” of New York City.
Architecture
Inside the Carnegie Hall Archives, Built into a Former Elaborate Artist Studio
Carnegie Hall, arguably the most famous concert hall in the world, has had its fair share of architectural alterations and
Arts & Culture
Fun Maps: Discover NYC’s Eye-Popping Subway Art and Architecture
We love maps and the map publisher Blue Crow Media has released some memorable ones of recent memory: about New