More than just a superfund site, Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal has many historical secrets, as seen in the book Gowanus: Brooklyn's Curious Canal by Joseph Alexiou.
The Vanderbilt Republic has transformed their Gowanus loft space into a camera obscura, projecting views of the neighborhood onto the interior walls upside down
Brooklyn Crab Summer, and therefore “roof season” has blasted past, and although the weather remains great long past Labor Day
On April 13, 1776, George Washington and his revolutionary army rolled into town but the Battle of Long Island was an absolute disaster for the young Americans.
The story of NYC's ballrooms form one facet of the city-wide story of a changing entertainment industry and real estate market. Here are 12 historic ones
The Smith-9th Street Bridge as “Spectrum II” from George Del Barrio, Vanderbilt Republic From tonight until January 23rd, the Smith-9th Street
Miska Draskoczy's nature photography series "Gowanus Wild" asks viewers to look at the industrial Brooklyn neighborhood from a different perspective.
A look at some of NYC's bridges while under construction: Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, George Washington BRidge, Queensboro Bridge, Williamsburg Bridge
Jeff Stark behind Nonsense NYC and Empire Drive In movie theater, is doing a site-specific work about the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn called The Dreary Coast
11 lesser known bridges in NYC: Washington Bridge, Roosevelt Island Bridge, Rikers Island Bridge, Outerbridge Crossing, Henry Hudson Bridge, and the 155th street viaduct.