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Drawing Conclusions: Documenting Every Building in New York

New York is one of the most culturally and architecturally fascinating cities in the world, as evidenced by the millions who flock there every year to get a taste of city life. One Australian ...

Moving Pictures: Stunning Photographs Brought to Life

The world has been entranced by photographs since their invention well over a century ago. When video came along, however, that was even better. Somewhere along the way, we have learned to love ...

Art Unlocked: Greenwich Village’s Amazing Folk Art Building

If you live in or near Greenwich Village in New York, you have no doubt passed by Greenwich Safe & Lock. The shop has been in business in the very same building since 1968, and it has become ...

Subterranean History: Beautiful Abandoned NYC Subway Station

As all urban exploration enthusiasts know, there are hidden wonders all around us - particularly in rich metropolitan landscapes like New York City. The City Hall subway stop is well-known to NYC ...

The Underbelly Project: Illegal Secret Subway Art in NYC

It's “an elusive pirate treasure of contemporary art” - an abandoned subway chamber under Manhattan that was illegally opened for a year starting in 2009 to allow 103 select artists to paint ...

Spicy Fleshy Wonderland: Installation by Ernesto Neto

They're vaguely anatomical, looking like microscopic views of cells, bacteria or organs. Some resemble giant udders, while others are big soft organically shaped cushions that hold you like a ...

Building a Better Burb: How to Fix Failing Suburban Towns

It's a reality that sneaked up on some of us, but others saw it coming for decades. Either way, it's now undeniable: the old suburbs just aren't what they used to be. We once longed to get away ...

Walk This Way: 99 Diverse ‘Walking Man’ Figures in Manhattan

All around the world, wherever traffic lights beckon cars to traverse intersections in an orderly fashion, one man keeps pedestrians safe. He is one of the most recognizable figures on the planet ...

Sketch in the City: Drawing Every Person in New York

As of 2008, New York City was estimated to have a population of around 8.3 million people. It happens to be the most populous city in the entire United States. So just how long would it take to ...

Thank You for Littering: NYC Garbage Becomes Boxes of Art

Centuries ago, there was very little garbage, but the little bits of this and that buried in the ground are now fascinating visual clues to a life long gone. Trash today is much easier to find ...

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