12 Time Capsules Discovered in NYC
From the Westinghouse Time Capsules to one of the oldest known, these artifacts help us to understand what the city was like in the past.
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In 2004, in protest of increased security in NYC for the Republican National Convention, artist Duke Riley sailed to U
Image via Banksy’s Instagram Banksy is here in New York City this month, promising one work a day in
Yesterday in Paris, the largest collective street art exhibition opened in the 13th arrondissement on Rue de Bellievre near the
The 60th Street facade of the Metropolitan Club. The Metropolitan Club building, located at 1 East 60th Street on the
Open House New York (OHNY) is a not-for-profit devoted to educating the public about the architecture and design
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Yesterday, the latest production “The Short History of the Highrise” from Highrise launched at the New York Film Festival. Highrise,
The Department of Parks & Recreation opened up 300 acres of the burgeoning Freshkills Park on Sunday for its fourth
In the heart of Jamaica, one of Queens’ largest commercial and shopping districts, stands a grandiloquent 20th century movie palace.
When New York City purchased Hart Island––a small island at the western end of Long Island Sound––in early
The American Planning Association Gays & Lesbians in Planning (GALIP) Division presents a series of five tours in Lower Manhattan
Moorish Revival architecture is still flourishing in every corner of Manhattan: Structures from Chinatown to the Upper East Side carry
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