Before the advent of architectural modernism’s sleeker, less ornamental styles, architects commonly adorned the tops of buildings with human statues, particularly on municipal buildings. Here are a few statues that remain and, as expected with any art form, some modern twists on an old tradition.
With summer’s end just around the corner, be sure to enjoy some of New York City’s best public art installations this September.
Join Untapped New York Insiders on August 6 for a tour of Alder Manor, designed and built more than 100 years ago for William B. Thompson.
With December fast approaching, the holiday season is in full swing. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or any other holiday, there are countless events and activities available across New York City to get into the spirit. This year, be sure to check out the lighting of the largest menorah in Brooklyn at Grand Army Plaza or take a trip through the NYC Winter Lantern Festival. If you’re in the mood for shopping in person, stop by the Bryant Park Winter Market to purchase all the gifts you need. Read on for more holiday-themed events happening throughout New York City’s five boroughs for the upcoming month.
It's time for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade! Here's everything you ever wanted to know about the amazing balloons throughout the parade's history on NYC.
Pork and kimchi soup dumplings at La Salle Dumpling Room The time is ripe for a dumpling tour of the
Andrew Haswell Green was the comptroller of the Central Park Commission and a behind-the-scenes leader in the creation of Central Park.
On June 12th, 2021, the newly redesigned Allison and Roberto Mignone Hall of Gems and Minerals will open to the public.
Jacob Wrey Mould is not one of the famous names that most people associate with the architecture of New York
After years of debate, the equestrian statue of Theodore Roosevelt, found outside of the American Museum of Natural History, will