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World Trade Center Walking Tour
Explore the WTC grounds with a longtime docent of the 9/11 Memorial Museum.
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Architecture
Transit Talk: Untapping the C Train, a Photo Essay
Last time we “Untapped” the G train: the butt of many jokes and the arguable victim of a certain amount
Architecture
Tours of Hurricane Sandy Relief Areas with MAS Road to Resilience [PHOTOS]
As part of the Municipal Art Society Road to Resilience conference, site visits to Hurricane Sandy relief areas took place
Arts & Culture
Top 10 Street Art New York City Hotspots by Art Nerd New York
We asked Lori Zimmer from Art Nerd New York to share her Top 10 street art New York hotspots with
Arts & Culture
South Street Seaport Museum Stays Strong After Hurricane Sandy
If you walk down Fulton Street toward its terminus on the East River, you will likely be greeted by a
Arts & Culture
Charlie Grosso Photographs Every Bed She’s Ever Slept In
Have you ever enumerated all the beds you’ve ever slept in? Photographer Charlie Grosso has. Since 2009, she’s
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Minton’s Playhouse in Harlem to Be Resurrected
Henry Minton was a tenor saxophonist who opened Minton’s Playhouse in 1938. The house band had names like Thelonious
Architecture
Hope and Uncertainty in Post-Sandy Staten Island
Eleven weeks after Hurricane Sandy, much of New York City has reassumed a state of normalcy, but as the headlines
Events
Your Week Untapped: Best Events for January 14-20
Our curated events picks for this week: Restaurant Week, The Future of Staten Island at MCNY, Beat Memories: The Photographs
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The Art of Style by Kit Mills 014: Brevity
Welcome to Friday, Untapped Citizens. I’ll be brief this week. This surly-looking woman was sitting across from me on
Architecture
History of NYC Streets: St. Nicholas Avenue
Given the recent holiday season, Harlemites might have noticed the very apropos naming of one of the neighborhood’s main
Arts & Culture
Preview of Paolo Ventura’s Fantastical Photos at Columbia’s Italian Academy
A figure with a bunch of colorful balloons covering his face floats up over a gray cityscape. A lone man
Arts & Culture
On the Watercolor Trail to Morningside Heights
Broadway is the oldest North-South thoroughfare in our City. Like many of our streets, it originated as an Indian trail