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10 NYC Locations Where Children’s Stories Come Alive
In addition to being the setting for numerous films and novels, New York City maintains a special connection with children’
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Hearing on Thursday Will Determine the Future of the New York Public Library
The following article is an op-ed by Susan Bernofsky, associate professor at Columbia University School of the Arts. The New
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The New York Public Library Will Display the Original Bill of Rights in 2014
In 1896, a trustee of the New York Public Library donated to it one of the most important documents in
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Tour and Discussion of the New York Public Library’s Library Way Plaques
Here’s one of the few cases in which you shouldn’t forget to look down: the sidewalks of 41st
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Your Week Untapped: Best NYC Events for May 27-June 2
MONDAY, MAY 27: Opening of The Civil War and American Art. This major loan exhibition considers how American artists responded
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The Top 10 Secrets of the New York Public Library at Bryant Park
While the New York Public Library’s landmark building near Bryant Park will undergo extensive remodeling in the near future,
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Your Week Untapped: Best Events for March 25-31
Our curated events picks for this week: Underground Eats’ Mexican Passover Fiesta, urban exploration talk with Moses Gates, Game of
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Your Week Untapped: Best Events for December 10-16
Our curated events picks for this week: Latke sizzle at 92Y, ‘How Much Do I Owe You?’ opening by No
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NYC Subway Art: 7 line
Untapped New York’s subway-art series  ends with an appropriate grand finale: an exploration of the Arts for Transit installations
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Berenice Abbott: Journalism, Architecture and City Portraits
As a student at Columbia University’s School of Journalism, I first met with my thesis advisor in October. I
Architecture
The Rehistorization of the New York Public Library
Seeking a place of silence and solitude seems like a fruitless, almost contradictory endeavor in the writhing atmosphere of New
Architecture
The Monumental Doors of the Brooklyn Public Library
Olmstead and Vaux’s 1865 proposal for Prospect Park in south central Brooklyn provided a cultural community anchor for the
