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After-Hours Tour of "Noguchi's New York" Exhibit
Join an exclusive curator-led tour at NYC's Noguchi Museum!
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Interactive Doc, “A Short History of the Highrise” on The New York Times: Part I, “Mud”
The latest initiative from Highrise are four short films produced with The New York Times Op-Docs that make up an
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NYC That Never Was: A Gym in Morningside Park Sparks 1968 Columbia University Protests and Shutdown
Plans for the Morningside Gym. Image via WikiCU, user Tao tan In 1960, Columbia University proposed the construction of a
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A “Subterranean Manifesto” for the Lowline Park by Co-Founder Dan Barasch
The Lowline cofounder Dan Barasch visited a meeting of the Brooklyn Futurist Meetup last Wednesday to spell out ten guiding
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Banksy in NY: Graffiti is a Crime Poster
Following yesterday’s defacing of Banksy’s red balloon by Omar, who has a long history of tagging the artist’
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Cities 101: What Do Those Liquid Nitrogen Tanks Do In The Streets of NYC?
Liquid nitrogen tanks on the street are not dangerous, says Verizon. Have you ever seen these out-of-place nitrogen tanks in
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Sponsored: 2 Reasons Why the Urban Savvy Should Use Point2 Homes to Search Real Estate Listings
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CBGB To Be Painstakingly Recreated For Keynote Of CBGB Film & Music Festival in NYC
The keynote address of the Second Annual CBGB Music & Film Festival will be given this Thursday from inside a
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US Shutdown Also Closes American Cemeteries in Normandy and Suresnes
The Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial has become a pilgrimage site for many Americans and Veterans, especially those from the
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9 Places to Remember Edgar Allan Poe in NYC
164 years ago today, Edgar Allan Poe mysteriously died. Despite having departed over a century and a half ago, Poe
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Cities 101: MTA Double-Decker Buses in NYC from 1930s to 70s
An iconic fixture in London, double-decker buses are known for their European charm. But in the early to mid-20th century,
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Daily What?! Potatopia is a Restaurant in NYC Devoted Entirely to the Potato
Potatopia will “change the way you think about potatoes.” Located on 6th Avenue right by Waverly Place, every dish at
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Four Urbanism Conferences to Check Out in NYC This October: CityLab, TedXNYIT, 2013 MAS Summit, IDA World Congress
So much is happening in the urbanism world this month just in New York City so we decided to round-up