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Arts & Culture
Literary Death Match: Battle of the Genres
Last Thursday, September 13, 2012, Le Poisson Rouge hosted a dynamic, cross-genre reading series called Literary Death Match at 7
Arts & Culture
Restoration of the Theodore Roosevelt Murals at the Museum of Natural History
After a two year conservation process, the historic murals in the Theodore Roosevelt Rotunda of the American Museum of Natural
Food & Drink
Covert Cocktails: Top 10 Best Hidden Bars in NYC
Essential to survival in New York City is finding places where you can carve out your own space to momentarily
Arts & Culture
Shouting at the Vatican: Masami Teraoka at (Art) Amalgamated
Masami Teraoka has a problem with the Vatican. And if you want to see exactly how much of a problem,
Architecture
Nautical Architecture in NYC: Part II
Former Child’s Restaurant, Coney Island In the first installment of the Untapped New York Nautical Architecture series, I discussed
Arts & Culture
A Walk on Enchanting Cornelia Street
Getting off the subway at the West 4th Street Station, you will most likely emerge to the sounds of a
Events
Your Week Untapped: Best Events for September 17-23
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17: Go see Christopher Payne’s exhibition of behind the scenes photographs from the Steinway Factory at Bonni
Arts & Culture
The Art of Style by Kit Mills 005: The Coolest Cats of Fashion Week
GQMFs Seems like lately I can’t have a conversation without someone mentioning Fashion Week. I realize that this is
Architecture
New York City’s Record Homelessness: Bloomberg administration squares off with the West 90s
Homelessness may be the most intransigent social problem today facing the otherwise successful city of New York. And it’s
Architecture
Retrospection and Reflection at the 11th Anniversary of 9/11 in Lower Manhattan
Despite the sudden chill heralding the arrival of autumn, Tuesday morning saw several people make their way downtown to commemorate
Architecture
Hidden Gems of the Upper West Side: Pomander Walk and Lotus Garden
The Historic District Council has a wonderful new series of tours called “Secret Lives” and I recently joined them on
Arts & Culture
First Person Plural Reading Series kicks off its new season at Shrine Harlem
Last night, on Monday, September 10, the First Person Plural reading series opened its second season of community-inspired readings at