Arts & Culture
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12 Places in NYC that Inspired Great Music
There are literally thousands of songs about New York City. Countless musicians have been so inspired or driven mad by
Overlapping Times Square in 1954 and 2017 With NYC Photographer Frank Oscar Larson
A 1954/2017 overlay by Rick Stachura In Martin Scorsese’s documentary Public Speaking [2010], Fran Lebowitz quipped: If you’
11 Not to Miss Outdoor Art Installations in NYC This July
Photo courtesy of Douglaston Development This summer’s art installations bring a lot of color and imagination to New York
Photos Inside the Deutsches Haus in Greenwich Village’s Washington Mews
Described as a “true feast for the eyes,” the Chelsea Music Festival kicked off its 8th season on June 9th,
The Top 10 Secrets of Downtown Brooklyn in NYC
Downtown Brooklyn is a commercial and cultural hub as well as a residential neighborhood, but it also harbors a number
First Official New York State LGBT Monument to be Built in NYC’s Hudson River Park
Official rendering of the monument by artist Anthony Goicolea. Image via LGBT Memorial Commission. Just as New York Pride events
The Wonder City Web Comic: Book 2, The Tovernboak–Installment #7
Page 34 Page 35 Page 36 Join us next week for a new installment!! New to the Wonder City? Start
Photographer Captures Stunning Vertical Panoramas of Churches in NYC and Around the World
All photos by Richard Silver Richard Silver, the artist profiled in Untapped Cities’ 2015 article about his “Vertical Churches” project,
12 Unique Activities to Celebrate Fourth of July 2017 in NYC
This year marks the 240th anniversary of our nation’s freedom, and most Fourth of July festivities will include grills,
Tickets Available for NYC Fourth of July Fireworks Cruise With Statue Cruises
Summer has finally arrived and Independence Day is just around the corner. For those seeking an adventure, Statue Cruises — the
There’s a New Digital Harry Potter Book Collection From NYC’s New York Academy of Medicine Library
Jean Bodin’s “Demonologie,” one of the most widely used 16th century witch-hunting manuals. Photo courtesy the New York Academy
NYC Landmarks Light Up in Rainbow to Honor LGBT Pride
In honor of Pride Week, which culminated with the Pride March on June 25th, landmarks across New York City (and