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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!
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“Remote Voyages” Exhibit Shows the Outcome of a Participatory Art Project Exploring Newtown Creek in Brooklyn
For six days in September 2012, artists Nathan Kensinger, Sarah Nelson Wright and Laura Chipley invited people to come sail
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Daily What?! See the Getty Station in Chelsea, NYC Transformed into a Sheep Station Before it Disappears
At the site of a former gas station on the corner of West 24th Street and 10th Avenue right under
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The Best of the Untapped Cities Photo Pool: 4 WTC, Rockefeller Center, Stormy Manhattan, NYC Diorama, Fog in Chicago
Here are our picks this week for the best of the Untapped Cities Photo Pool. To have one of your
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Fun Maps: NYC Payphones Are Disappearing, But The Ones That Remain Still Make Money
We first reported about the shrinking number of working emergency call boxes, and this week Brokelyn discovered the latest numbers
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New Book “Safe Space” Looks at How Violence Shaped the Gay Neighborhoods in NYC
In a new book, Safe Space, the author Christina Hanhardt asserts that the 2002 Greenwich Village rally, “Take Back Our
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Hotel Particulier Art Gallery/Cafe Brings a New York Esthetic and French Hospitality to Soho
At Hotel Particulier on Grand Street in Soho, the writing on the window states, “Enter the cafe through the art
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Make for the Refuge of Helm’s Deep from the Uruk-hai in the NYC Subway This Week
Looks like Puck Works is at it again with his Lord of the Rings parody signs in the New York
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Giveaway: Win a Signed Original Print of “A Few Parisians” by David Cessac
We recently celebrated the one year anniversary of the illustrated column A Few Parisians by David Cessac in Paris. In
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Daily What?! Museum of Postal History in James A. Farley Post Office Has Vintage Collection of Mail Paraphernalia
In one of the many things that have been forgotten in the James A. Farley Post Office behind Penn Station
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“Art Battles” at 5 Bryant Park Converts Unused Space Into Street Art Gallery
An unused space in Midtown has been converted into a fishbowl of street art. The building’s owners Equity Office
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“One PM Central Standard Time” Recreates the Newscast That Announced JFK’s Assassination
Colonial Pictures’ recreation of the CBS Newsroom circa November 22, 1963, the day Walter Cronkite broke the news to the
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Film Locations: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty in Morningside Heights
James Thurber’s wondrously imaginative tale of Walter Mitty was first published as a short story in The New Yorker
