Metrocard Art
How do some NYC residents show their love for the subway? They create Metrocard art!
Monthly Archive: July 2012
Ghosts in the Machine at the New Museum
Ghosts in the Machine, a huge new group show exploring the intersection–and, at times, collision–among humans, machines, and art, is the sort of shambling, serendipitous exhibition at which The New Museum, with its mix of soaring spaces and intimate nooks, generally excels.
Changes Coming to the Upper West Side (and the “Upper-Upper” West Side)
If you’re actively looking for, or are currently a resident of, an Upper West Side apartment, or a Washington Heights apartment–basically, anywhere on Manhattan’s western shores from Lincoln Square to the Inwood–know that there are some interesting changes coming soon.
Molecule Water Cafe in NYC
Yes, it’s easy to understand why New Yorkers would be instinctively dismissive of Molecule, a water store–sorry, a water cafe–that sells, um, NYC tap water (and pretty expensive water, at that), especially considering its location in the once-gritty bohemian/hippie/punk (pick your era) enclave of the East Village.
Greenwood Park: A Beer and Burger Paradise Grows in Brooklyn
Park Slope residents, your neighborhood just got a whole lot more beery. A few weeks ago, in the southern end of Park Slope, right next door to the lovely Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn native Ted Mann opened up his 13,000-square-foot, indoor- outdoor-drinking mega-spot, Greenwood Park.
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