This is NYC's summer of sugar—first Kara Walker’s Subtlety and now the entirely different “If You Build It” exhibit honoring Harlem’s Sugar Hill in all its complexity.
A Bronx high school partners with local artists in the Boone Room project to celebrate the Boone Avenue graffiti murals slated for demolition.
A ConEdison substation in The Bronx is made to look like a small community of townhouses. The design was chosen to appeal to the Bronx community of Mott Haven.
Off the coast of Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx lie the uninhabitable Chimney Sweeps Island and High Island, abandoned islands part of The Devil's Stepping Stones
There are many areas that retain the charm of old New York, from small streets in the West Village to hidden alleys in Murray Hill, even including an area in Staten Area!
With the recent uncovering of the Sherry-Netherland Hotel ceiling mural, here are 8 other uncovered, saved or at risk murals around NYC.
Located on the campus of Bronx Community College, The Hall of Fame of Great Americans is a mostly forgotten about landmark that has deteriorated with time.
Several abandoned gantries–or slips for ferries–mainly in association to trains are located around NYC in Long Island City, the Bronx, North Brother Island
The Bronx has struggled to exude as much appeal as some of its sister boroughs have in recent years (looking
Just before noon on a cool, blustery Saturday in March, 1939, a limousine pulled up to the corner of 225th