Party Inside Federal Hall and Celebrate Architecture with STOREFRONT Tomorrow
The landmarked Federal Hall on Wall Street will be host to the Storefront for Art and Architecture’s 2017 spring party, ARTIFACT, tomorrow night.
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54 Wave Sculptures Across NYC’s 5 Boroughs Are Installed in Public Art Trail this Weekend
In preparation for UN World Oceans Day, an art trail of 54 wave sculptures is being installed across NYC for the La Mer Wave Walk, by project 0.
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New Renderings Released for The Queensway, a Linear Park out of an Abandoned Rail Line
In another step forward for the Queensway, new renderings for the first phase of the linear park project by DLANDstudio Architecture + Landscape Architecture.
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The Desk of George Washington Inside NYC City Hall’s Governor Room
One of the prized pieces in City Hall’s Governor’s Room is a desk from George Washington, who used it in Federal Hall, the first capitol building of the U.S.
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10 Places to See the Work of Jeff Koons In NYC, Past and Present
Seated Ballerina at Rockefeller Center is the latest of Jeff Koons’ work in NYC, but he has many other pieces viewable today and installed in the past.
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MTA Introduces Baby on Board Buttons for Expecting Mothers and Elderly, Disabled
The MTA has announced new “Baby on Board” buttons as part of a pilot for the Courtesy Counts campaign that can be worn by expecting mothers in the NYC subway.
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Beth Hamedrash Hagadol Synagogue Destroyed by Fire on the Lower East Side
The historic Beth Hamedrash Hagadol Synagogue, a city landmark on NYC’s Lower East Side at 60–64 Norfolk Street has been destroyed by a fire.
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Governors Island is One of National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Success Stories for 2017
Governors Island was once in danger of being lost but the National Trust for Historic Preservation has added it to their list of success stories for 2017.
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Sing for Hope Pianos Returning to NYC Streets and Parks Next Month
On June 5th, the non-profit Sing for Hope will bring back its annual array of artist-decorated pianos that will enliven the sidewalks and parks of NYC.
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Trace the Buried Streams of NYC with Water Artist Stacy Levy at Hunter College this Friday
Spiral Wetland in Fayetteville, Arkansas by Stacy Levy
New York City’s streets cover buried streams from the original landscape of New York City and this Friday, ecological artist Stacy Levy will offer a workshop and lecture at Hunter College, presented by NYC H20 and co-sponsored by Untapped Cities. The interactive workshop, starting at 4 …
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Artist Transforms NYC Garbage Cans into Oversized Flower Vases in Pop-Up “Flower Flashes”
Floral artist Lewis Miller has done remarkable flash work in NYC and the street garbage cans transformed into giant vases may be the most compelling.
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An Abandoned Graffitied NYC Subway Car Is Inside an Empty 42nd Street Storefront
In an empty Asics storefront next to Bryant Park is an authentic 1961 abandoned subway car that made its way from NYC to Hollywood and back.
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