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Arts & Culture
Flower Shops for Valentine’s Day
With a tsunami of advertising since right after Christmas, we are right down to it – the week of Valentine’s
Arts & Culture
No Longer Empty Asks: What Would You Do If You Were A Dictator?
Untapped Cities is a proud media sponsor of No Longer Empty’s latest exhibition “How Much Do I Owe You?
Arts & Culture
The Musée d’Ennery, Treasures from Asia in a Second Empire Setting
The Musée d’Ennery is one of Paris’s least known house museums, but one of the city’s most
Events
Your Week Untapped: Best Events for February 11-17
Our curated events picks for this week: Basquiat at Gagosian, No Longer Empty’s Tiki Tiki Club performance, David Zwirner’
Architecture
Where Los Angeles is Buried – At Evergreen Memorial Park and Crematorium
There are certain things every city needs; a hospital, a fire station, a local government, and a place to bury
Architecture
The Bellagio Center at Villa Serbelloni at Lake Como
A look at The Bellagio Center at Villa Serbellino, a center operated by the Rockefeller Foundation in Bellagio, Italy on
Architecture
Jane Jacobs Revisited: A Bellagio Conference [Video]
Video produced by Don Downey. I had the honor of organizing and participating in the Jane Jacobs Revisited: A Bellagio
Events
La Vie en Rose: Finding Audrey Hepburn in Paris
“Paris isn’t for changing planes,” Audrey Hepburn says to Humphrey Bogart in Sabrina, “it’s for changing your outlook!
Arts & Culture
The Mighty Cloud of Witnesses Mural in Fort Greene
A few weeks ago I attended a screening of the new movie My Brooklyn at the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Architecture
The Quirky Buildings of Montreal: Remnants of Expo 67
The Sixties and Seventies were an interesting period of time for Montreal. In the race to become a modern metropolis,
Arts & Culture
Learning Respect on Jostedalsbreen glacier, Norway
“Is this your first time on a glacier?” our gentle-spoken guide asked, his slim, 6-feet build towering over
Food & Drink
Brasserie de la Goutte d’Or: Paris’s new craft beer brewery
In Paris, each arrondissement carries their own identity, and its inhabitants are proud of it. Sure, it sometimes borders on
