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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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The Abandoned 69th Street Transfer Bridge in Manhattan’s Upper West Side
[Update: Since publication of this article in 2011, the bridge has been stabilized] Nearly ten years ago, the Riverside South
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The [Abandoned] Couches of Detroit
It’s not a new thing, my obsession with street furniture. The streets of New York are peppered with discarded
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Rue Denoyez, Belleville: A Multi-Cultural Graffiti Haven
Arriving in Belleville conjures up a host of feelings and emotions. On one hand you are amidst a colourful and
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Valentine’s Day Seduction with Serge Gainsbourg
This Valentine’s day, seduce your special someone in true French fashion with a visit to the former residence of
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An Interview with Tim Fain, Violinist from Black Swan
I first saw Tim Fain on screen in Black Swan–he was the violinist playing during the rehearsal in the
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An Evening of Burlesque at the Members-Only Explorers Club
On a rainy Monday evening I found myself in the Explorers Club library, sipping red wine while looking up at
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Laura Stevenson & the Cans: New Album Preview
I got a sneak preview of the new album by Laura Stevenson & the Cans and it gives me the
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Eminem Superbowl Ad Features Detroit’s Fox Theatre
With all abuzz about the Eminem/Chrysler Superbowl ad, “Imported from Detroit,” you might have noticed it was filmed partially
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Mapping the Untapped with Hyperpublic
Today, a new social media platform gets unleashed to the public. And it’s called Hyperpublic. Why is this interesting?
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Sequence Art in New York City: Commuter’s Lament at 42nd Street/Port Authority and Library Walk at Bryant Park
I think New Yorkers are a fan of sequences. Maybe it’s because our lives are so mobile–we’re
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Shakespeare & Co. in Paris–Not Your Average Bookstore
Along the Seine, a stones throw away from Notre Dame lies one of the oldest and most humble English book
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The Original Swing Street in Harlem
David Freeland is the author of Automats, Taxi Dances, and Vaudeville: Excavating Manhattan’s Lost Places of Leisure, a must