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Arts & Culture
#MonthofScorsese: 10 NYC Film Locations for Taxi Driver
This is our second installment in our month long look back at the NYC films of Martin Scorsese. This week,
Arts & Culture
Warhol’s New York State Pavilion Censored Piece “13 Most Wanted Men” Returns to Queens
Fifty years ago, before he became one of the world’s most influential and polarizing artists, Warhol sparked a small
Architecture
Daily What?! Queens Once Held the Record for Largest Roadside Restaurant in the U.S.
Who would have guessed that the largest roadside restaurant in the United States was once right here in New York
Food & Drink
Learn to Forage in NYC at the Food Book Fair Brooklyn: A Weekend For Food Enthusiasts
If you judged it by its name, you might think the Food Book Fair is all about books. But actually
Architecture
A Semi-Abandoned Futurist Beachfront Resort Outside Taipei
For the architectural historian and Modernism enthusiast, the quasi-abandoned beachfront resort of Futuro and Venturo structures just north of Taipei
Architecture
History of NYC Streets: Steinway Street in Astoria, Queens
Steinway Street in Astoria, Queens The history of Steinway Street, running through Astoria, Queens, is deeply intertwined with the history
Architecture
Exhibition of Abandoned Ellis Island Hospital Photography by Paul Margolis in NYC
We recently posted photos of the abandoned Ellis Island hospitals located on the south side of the island. Photographer Paul
Architecture
Rent this Lighthouse on Execution Rocks off Long Island for a Night!
New York City’s surrounding islands are always home to unique structures, from hospitals to now a lighthouse. On the
Arts & Culture
7 Public Art Sculptures to Check Out in NYC This Month
There are more then daffodils popping up in our parks and public spaces. Here’s a roundup of some of
Architecture
Tammany Hall Today: A Site of Higher Education in Union Square
Although Tammany Hall continues to be associated with Boss Tweed and the corruption that often accompanied the machine politics of
Arts & Culture
East Harlem’s Urban Garden Center Rebuilds After Steam Explosion
New Yorkers love their markets. They pop up in every borough in every form, from the greenmarkets to the flea
Arts & Culture
5 Pointz Artists Collaborate in WHITEWASH Exhibit at Jeffrey Leder Gallery
The iconic 5 Pointz building in Long Island City may have been painted over, but the artists can’t be
