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7/18: SPEEDSHOW- “When We Were Kings” by Evan Roth
Aram Bartholl, of Dead Drops (who started those USB sticks embedded in the wall, now a global phenomenon) is curating
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“Wretchedness” and Gothic Horror meet on a Corner in New York City’s Little Italy
When St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral in Little Italy became New York’s first basilica late last year, all eyes,
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Q&A about City of Water Day
Untapped chats with Erin LaVelle who works with the Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance, the organization putting on the City of Water
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A Funiculaire in Châtelet?
There is a funiculaire in the Châtelet-Les Halles metro stop off the RER B line in Paris. Granted, it’
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Why Are You On My Train?: NYC vs. Mexico City
In this week’s feature from Why Are You On My Train?, Alli and Jen learn from Sergio that the
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The New York City that Never Was: Part III Roadways and Railways
New York as a multi-layered city Cities are like creatures, dependent on the intricate systems providing them with life.
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O’Neals, that “Old Man Bar,” an Upper West Side Haunt with a History
When extreme weather settles over Manhattan the idea of ducking into a dark, welcoming pub becomes especially appealing. Oneal’s
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Incredible 3D Illusion at Paris Hôtel de Ville
When we first saw this reported by the Huffington Post, we had to go check it out for ourselves. In
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Preview: Entering Chernobyl
Next week, the Unknown Fields Division of the Architectural Association School of Architecture will bring together twenty eight collaborators and
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Slums in Paris along the RER B Line
Despite Sarkozy’s sweeping attempt to clear Paris of its slums last year and permanently deport illegal residents (mostly gypsy
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Les Pique-Niques Blancs: The Paris White “Pic Nic”
By now, thanks to the New York Times and MSNBC earlier linking a couple Untapped articles, most of the world
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The Abandoned Keller Hotel on the West Side Highway
“I remember as a teenager dancing at Keller’s on hot summer nights in the mid 1970s,” says Frank H.