Arts & Culture
Discover the latest public Art installations in NYC, exiting new exhibitions, and more! Pictured here are our partners at Artechouse, a space for innovative experiential Art located in the former boiler room of the Chelsea Market!
Lots of NYC’s Drinking Water Comes from Drowned Towns in the Catskills
New York City has some of the best drinking water in the country, but it didn’t come without a
Fun Maps: Watch This Mesmerizing String Instrument Visualization of the NYC Subway System
Stick to Youtube for music videos and funny cats. This Vimeo project is fairly old, but never fails to amaze
Inside Greenwich Village’s Historic St. Johns Lutheran Church for the 2015 Chelsea Music Festival
Last night, St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church on Greenwich Village’s Christopher Street hosted one of the last events
Daily What?! Artistic Ode to New York Club Culture, ‘The Last Party,’ Opens at NYC Chinatown’s WhiteBox Gallery
The New York City club scene throughout the 70s and up to the 80s was, in a word, completely ridiculous.
9 Unique Movie Theaters You’ll Only Find in NYC
In an age dominated by blockbuster films, movie theaters that show anything other than the top 15 newest Hollywood films
‘Altars’ and ‘City’: Enigmatic Works by Land Sculptor and Recluse Michael Heizer
If you ask an art aficionado why they’d pay millions for a Van Gogh (and most of them probably
6 Discoveries from a Secret Audio Tour of NYC’s Chelsea and Its Galleries
Spend more than five minutes in Chelsea and you’ll find a smattering of galleries, installations, and one of New
Get It: All 468 NYC Subway Station Signs On One Poster
This particular Kickstarter definitely doesn’t need more help, and that’s certainly not why we’re writing about it.
‘Facing East,’ Exploring Chinese Architecture in Africa, Opens at Storefront for Art and Architecture in NYC’s Chinatown
Take the most specific niche of photography you can think of, with what might be New York’s most unconventional
Today in NYC History: Google Doodle Celebrates Arrival of Statue of Liberty to New York Harbor
Though wildly beloved today, the Statue of Liberty faced an uphill climb in regards to its financing, here in America,
Today in NYC History: The Police Riots of 1857
Police riot, they want a riot, police riot, a riot of their own! Why should civilians have all the fun?
An Abandoned America Tour of the Deserted New Jersey Essex County Jail Annex [Photos]
All images coutesy Matthew Christopher There’s something so unsettling yet inexplicably intriguing about abandoned ruins, but we’re choosing