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Architecture
How to Train Hop in New York City
Need to get from the Queens to the Bronx but don’t want to spring for a cab or squeeze
Arts & Culture
Public Art and Durable Legacy: Interview with Sandra Bloodworth, Director of Arts for Transit
Sol LeWitt, Whirls and twirls (MTA), 2009. 59th Street-Columbus Circle station. Sandra Bloodworth has been the Director of the Metropolitan
Events
Your Week Untapped: Best Events for September 24-30
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24: Habit by David Levine, part of Crossing the Line presented by FIAF. Within a four-walled, fully furnished
Arts & Culture
Inside the Steinway Factory by Christopher Payne
I first heard of photographer Christopher Payne through his work in Asylum: Inside the Closed World of State Mental Hospitals.
Events
An Afternoon in Long Island City: The Untapped Guide to the East River Ferry
We’ve become big fans of the East River Ferry, especially after hanging out with Captain Norman Little, one of
Arts & Culture
Welling Court, Queens: A New Hub for Street Art in NYC
Graffiti, murals, street art: call it what you will, but there’s no doubt to the fact that New York
Architecture
The Hidden Emerald Gem: Forest Park in Queens
Forest Park, established since 1911 and designed by the well-known landscape designer Frederick Law Olmsted (who also designed Central Park
Arts & Culture
Walking Along Rockaway Beach… With A Stranger
All photos by Aby Sam Thomas On a recent Sunday evening, I found myself standing on the shore of Rockaway
Arts & Culture
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
Architecture
The Poison Cauldron of Newtown Creek
It takes a certain type of person to get up on a Saturday morning to take a tour of an
Arts & Culture
NYC Subway Art: J, Z Lines
Continuing Untapped New York’s exploration of the subway art installed by MTA’s Arts for Transit program, this week
Architecture
A Day in the Life: East River Ferry Captain
The East River Ferry is no stranger to many of New York City’s inhabitants. Transporting passengers to and from
