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Water Grenades and Bed Keys: The San Francisco Fire Department Museum
The San Francisco Fire Department Museum just might be the best museum you’re not visiting. When locals and tourists
Architecture
The 6BC Garden: A Haven in Alphabet City
If Central Park provides the lungs for Manhattan, then the community gardens of the East Village are like inhalers for
Architecture
Exploring QueensWay, An Abandoned Queens High Line
What may become the Queens High Line, the city’s next elevated, 3.5-mile long pedestrian and bike path,
Arts & Culture
Pepe Vives: New Paintings at Joy Wai Gallery
Joy Wai Gallery’s latest exhibition of Pepe Vives New Paintings continues to address the theme of communicative self-expression
Arts & Culture
Warm Up to Cool Down: The Warm Up Series at MoMA PS1
Upon exiting the subway at Court Square in Long Island City, my friends and I were quickly immersed in a
Architecture
Minetta Brook: A Lost River Under the Streets of Manhattan
The irony of searching for a lost stream in Manhattan was not lost on those of us who took an
Architecture
The Washington Square Park Pianist
Self titled “The Crazy Piano Guy” on his personal website, Collin Huggins claims this moniker was chosen because it was
Arts & Culture
Swinging Paris: Jazz Manouche on Monday Nights
Tucked away behind the Pantheon in the 5ème Arrondissement of Paris, there is a bar. This bar is small and
Architecture
The Ruins of Bannerman Island: A Munitions Facility Built as a Castle
Bannerman Island is one of those elusive places that New Yorkers have yet to become jaded about. We think it’
Arts & Culture
“Carnal Knowledge: Sex + Philosophy” at Tonkonow Gallery in Chelsea
What could be more enticing than an exhibition entitled Carnal Knowledge: Sex + Philosophy? Not much, especially when said exhibition features
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First Comes The Dream: An Evening of Intergalactic Travel… and Neil deGrasse Tyson
“Please excuse me while I retrieve my wine glass from this table.” I heard it in the midst of a
Architecture
Architectural Spotlight: Two Old Banks Stand Proud
Many critics of historical preservation projects complain that the process leaves the building frozen in time. Adaptive re-use proves
