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"The East Village Then & Now" Photo Book Launch with Daniel Root
See how this Manhattan neighborhood has changed over the past 40 years!
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Special Edition Holiday Prints Available on the Untapped Shop
Just in time for the holidays, we asked our columnists to create some Special Edition Holiday Prints, and they’re
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The Pagoda Paris: East Meets West
Ask me what the most surprising thing I’ve ever seen in Paris is, and I can answer without batting
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Transit Talk: A Book Club for Commuting
For the past few weeks I’ve felt very exposed on the subway. As a member of the nascent New
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The Jardin d’Agronomie Tropicale: Ruins of France’s Colonial Past
On the Eastern side of the Bois de Vincennes, a ceremonial torii gate marks the beginning of a quiet path,
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The Fight for Symphony Space on the Upper West Side
Many urban neighborhoods have tried to use culture as a transformative economic development tool. But few have succeeded as sensationally
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The Mosaic House of Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
There’s something to be said about Cobble Hill and its interesting bunch of art-inclined residents. This Brooklyn neighborhood has
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Hotel Lutetia: An Old Soul of the Left Bank
The way the sun hits Hotel Lutetia‘s facade as it starts to set is hypnotic. It casts the iconic
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Porte Saint-Martin and Porte Saint-Denis: The Other Triumphal Arches in Paris
Two triumphal arches often go undiscovered during the usual tourist route in Paris, overshadowed by their ever popular sister L’
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History of NYC Streets: The Great White Way
No, it’s not named after Jaws, nor is it racial commentary. “The Great White Way” became one of the
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Behind the Scenes: Making Gingerbread Brownstones in Brooklyn
Renee Baumann has gone to both architecture school and culinary school. For most of us, that would sound like two
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Inside the Gowanus Batcave with Abandoned NYC
Introducing our new column Abandoned NYC by Will Ellis, a NYC-based photographer, filmmaker and educator, who has been documenting the
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New York Neon: Cataloguing the City’s Neon Signs Before They Disappear
You’ve seen them everywhere, but probably haven’t given them much thought. Though they once prominently lit up the
