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Alexander Hamilton's NYC Tour
You know the musical. Now see what it left out. Walk in the footsteps of Alexander Hamilton on a tour of Lower Manhattan.
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Celebrate NYC Tartan Week in Bryant Park with The Kelpies by Andy Scott
New York Tartan Week will run from April 4th through the 8th, with a parade on Saturday, April 5th. In
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NYC Hosts World’s Biggest Easter Egg Hunt by Fabergé
Joyce J. Scott’s Egg, #87 Untapped Cities favors the historic and authentic, but we always love public art, no
Architecture
New Renderings for the QueensWay, Repurposing an Abandoned Railroad in Queens
Image from Friends of the QueensWay Since late 2011, there has been much debate about what to do with the
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The Massive Succulent Studios in Greenpoint Brooklyn Prepares For Big NYC Street Art Show
A good first impression goes a long way, especially in the competitive New York City art scene. With so many
Architecture
Palaces for the People: The Soaring Vaults of Guastavino on Exhibit at Museum of City of New York
Guastavino Tile in the decommissioned City Hall Subway Station Guastavino was once a name that was a household word amongst
Food & Drink
The Cupcake ATM Arrives in NYC’s Upper East Side!
Have you ever roamed the streets late at night craving a sweet–perhaps only a freshly baked cupcake will do–
Architecture
Video of Parachute Base Jump off of 1 WTC
While we’ve gone into the construction of 1 World Trade Center ourselves, taking video with Google Glass and riding
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5 Pointz Curators Host Street Art Photography Exhibit at Gold Coast Arts Center on Long Island
Street art usually has a short shelf life. From the NYC Graffiti Free vans roaming the city, to the closing
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This Is What NYC’s LaGuardia Airport Could Look Like in 2021
We can only hope that LaGuardia airport will look this good by 2021.These renderings, created by the creative studio
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In Bill Cunningham’s Early Work, on View at the NY-Historical Society, Fashion & Architecture Collide
Editta Sherman on the Train to the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, ca 1972. Bill Cunningham is a beloved icon of New
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Quirky New Sculptures, Park Avenue Paper Chase, Installed
Yesterday, workers were putting the finishing touches on the new series of sculptures by artist Alice Aycock on the Park
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In Madison Square Park, a Water Tower Art Installation Symbolizes Hope
Currently on exhibit at Madison Square Park is Iván Navarro: This Land Is Your Land, a series of three water