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NYC’s Forgotten ‘War on Christmas Trees’
Discover how an obscure holiday crackdown affects festive street vendors today!
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Arts & Culture
Best Urban Accessory: Subway Map Wayfarer Sunglasses
In honor of Fashion Week, Untapped correspondent Diana Huang, a past Saks Fifth Avenue handbag/accessories buyer, recommends these great
Arts & Culture
Fashion Week is Here!
Fashion Week will descend on Lincoln Center for the first time tomorrow, but the buzz is already in the air.
Food & Drink
History of the Pussycat Lounge and Greenwich Street
“Set on a block where one might feel comfortable urinating against a building.” – New York Times magazine Looking at online
Food & Drink
Greenmarket at Columbia University
Sunday morning was a markedly cool 65 degrees when I set forth to Columbia University and I could smell autumn
Architecture
The Luxury-ification of Lincoln Center
Amsterdam Avenue and 67th street: On a dilapidated lot nestled between new and old luxury towers stands one of the
Events
Charity: Water Goes Untapped: Win a MOMA Membership!
Untapped New York will be raffling off a one-year membership to MOMA (the Museum of Modern Art) at the charity:
Architecture
PARK(ing) DAY NYC 2010
One of my our urban reclamation events, PARK(ing) Day, is coming back September 17th! The concept is simple: turn
Architecture
The Ghost Bikes of NYC
Since I accidentally started a trend of finding real and ghost planes in Google Maps last week, I figured I
Food & Drink
The Empire Diner: Post-Closing
Untapped New York took a trip to the Empire Diner, a month after it closed. Brooklyn-based writer Amanda Chatel and
Architecture
Global. Timeless. Placeless.
Global. Timeless. Placeless. These were the keywords from a publisher who was interested in my photography for the cover of
Architecture
103 WASHINGTON ST: Heaven, Hell & Purgatory
Nestled between the new W Hotel and an abandoned lot a few blocks south of the World Trade Center, a
Architecture
I Have to Pee!: Public Bathrooms in NYC
I first became intrigued with public bathrooms upon seeing the reappropriation of the Astor Place women’s room into a