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Life-size Tribute to Lower East Side’s Lost Mom-and-Pop-Shops Is Coming to Seward Park
Photographers and Untapped Cities contributors, James and Karla Murray, have long been documenting the disappearing storefronts of New York City.
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14 Art Installations & Exhibits Not to Miss in NYC in March 2018
It may be the beginning of March, but spring is already in the air, moving artwork from beyond the confines
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Rediscovered Salvador Dalí Painting Now on Display in the Upper East Side
Salvator Dalí, Untitled (1932). Courtesy of Heather James Fine Art New York An unpublished painting from 1932 by Salvador Dalí
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American Gothic, Iconic Grant Wood Masterpiece on Exhibit at Whitney Museum
American Gothic is one of the country’s most iconic and recognizable works of 20th century art, and from March
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‘A Locus of Moving Points’ Exhibit Brings Southeast Queens to the Forefront
“It’s so refreshing to be able to drive a few minutes to the place where my work is exhibited,
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‘I Lift My Lamp Beside the Golden Door’ Mural of the Statue of Liberty Comes to the High Line
A new, large-scale mural installation is set to be unveiled at the High Line at the start of March.
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The Top 10 Secrets of The Federal Reserve Bank of New York
One of 12 regional banks in the Federal Reserve System (the central banking system of the United States), The Federal
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Women Immigrants of NYC Exhibit Debuts at Queens Museum
Powerful women and portrait photography were the talk of the town last weekend at the Queens Museum in Flushing Meadows-
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There’s a Floating Prison Barge in NYC off the Bronx
Little known even to New Yorkers, a floating prison barge sits off the shore of Hunts Point in the Bronx.
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On This Day in NYC History, February 26, 1993: The World Trade Center Is Bombed
It’s been 25 years since the 1993 World Trade Center Bombing, when a rental van carrying a 1,200-
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10 NYC Music Venues That Double As Art Galleries
There may be a million music venues hidden underground or in well-established locales, and another million art galleries nestled
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Multi-Faceted Mirror and Neon Ribbon Installation Comes to NYC’s The Standard Hotel
All image via The Standard The Standard, High Line — the hotel that previously brought us installations like the felt bodega