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Top 10 Secrets of Long Island City, Queens
Overlooking the East River on the extreme western tip of Queens is Long Island City, one of New York’s
12 Art Installations and Exhibits in NYC Not to Miss March 2017
Art has historically been a form of expression and a nonviolent way of showing political discontent. The installations and exhibits
MoMA PS1 Brings Rockaway! to Abandoned Buildings at Fort Tilden
The Berlin-based artist Katharina Grosse, who previously transformed the Amtrak corridor in Philadelphia, has given a splash of color, using
Daily What?! The Upside Down Room at MoMA PS1 in Queens
One of the benefits of attending one of the Warm Up events at MoMA PS1, in addition to the live
This Pierre Huyghe Sculpture at the MoMA Uses a Colony Of Live Bees
Renowned French conceptual artist Pierre Huyghe created ‘Untilled (Liegender Frauenakt)‘ back in 2012, and the sculpture has not been seen
10 Unique Ways to Spend This Year’s 4th of July in NYC
This Saturday, America will set the skies ablaze in honor of its 239th birthday. Admittedly, fireworks never look quite as
Today in NYC History: New York Launches the Public School System (1805)
The future of public education in New York has been a hot topic recently. How much funding should city schools
Film Locations: “White Collar” Season 4 in New York City
After season four ended with a major cliffhanger, the hit USA network show White Collar is coming back with season
Your Week Untapped: Best NYC Events for June 24-30
MONDAY, JUNE 24: Underground Eats Mad Men Dinner. Chef Santos at Louro will be channeling his inner ad man on
Warm Up to Cool Down: The Warm Up Series at MoMA PS1
Upon exiting the subway at Court Square in Long Island City, my friends and I were quickly immersed in a
Embodying an Anthology: Clifford Owens at MoMA PS1
One of the principal dilemmas in performance art is how to document it. If a performance or happening only exists
Pop Rally Presents Arcade, Hosted by Kill Screen
Pop Rally, the events program of the Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1, collaborated with Kill Screen (gamer magazine
