Pride flags and rainbow themed art installations have popped up all over New York City this month and the latest interactive installation is inspiring New Yorkers to take political action. Tinder, the popular dating app, unveiled the 30-foot tall “Pride Slide” today in Flatiron Plaza, by Madison Square Park on East 23rd Street, as a …
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MoreIt’s December in NYC and there’s a good number of new outdoor art installations to check out (as well as some indoor ones). Light is the theme of the month!
MoreFlatiron Plaza’s annual holiday outdoor art installation titled “Happy,” by Studio Cadena has transparent yellow vinyl screens, offering a yellow glow.
MoreThis month in NYC you will find new street art murals, sculptural installations, video art, groundbreaking and newsworthy exhibitions in the city’s major museums and more.
MoreThe must-see New York City outdoor art installations this month span all 5 boroughs. From participatory exhibits to traveling displays, this month has it all.
MoreIf you find yourself venturing out into the tundra that is currently New York City, make sure to find a refuge that offers a warm, cozy place to defrost.
MoreBaita, the rooftop Alpine ski chalet in NYC’s Eataly has opened for the winter season giving New Yorkers the perfect winter respite when the cold kicks in.
MoreThe installation, Flatiron Reflection — by Brooklyn-based architectural firm, Future Expansion — features a “bundle of shimmering tubes” that come together.
MoreDecember 2016 ushers in long-awaited art installations including opening of AIDS Memorial Park, exhibit by Annie Lebowitz, street art at Stanton Street Courts and more.
MoreLOT’s Flatiron Sky-Line, with ten lighted arches and large hammocks is the winner of the 2016 Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership and Van Alen Institute Design Competition.
MoreNYC’s June art installations will have you swinging & sliding from the Battery to Governors Island Hills, enjoying thoughtful murals from Harlem to Coney Island
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