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Hudson Yards is one of the newly renovated neighborhoods in Manhattan focused on modern urban life and biodiversity. It's located in the southwest side of Midtown between Chelsea and Hell's Kitchen and is home to a nu...
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THE WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
The Whitney Museum of American Art will be transferred to an area which is currently attracting a lot of attention for progressive redevelopment. I visited the museum that contained the history of American art, the cu...
THE NOGUCHI MUSEUM
Calmness like japanese garden has. The Sculptures seem to be waiting to be interpreted. Away from the bustle of Manhattan in Long Island, Queens, The Noguchi Museum has a slow and relaxed atmosphere that is unique ...
DOPE JAMS RECORDS
In New York City, major CD stores like HMV and Tower Records are all closed. If you prefer to purchase music in store, rather than on line you need to go to independent shops. It was impossible to think of this situat...
SHEA STADIUM
I remember that sometime ago when you happened to be in New York and wanted to see an amazing concert you have a big offer every night in the city around Bowery, Lower East Side… and so on. Nowadays, when you go to N...
THE HIGH LINE
I still remember the day in 2002, while taking the subway with my friend Brendan Fitzgerald, he showed me one of the photographs he took on the High Line. It was a mesmerizing image of industrialist melancholy: a ...
THE DRAWING CENTER
I came across The Drawing Center by chance, one day walking down a small back street in Manhattan's Soho district I was instantly curious by it's name and wanted to find out more. As it turns out The Drawing Center is...
POWERHOUSE BOOKS
In 2006, PowerHouse Books, an independent publisher of art and photography books founded in 1995 opened it's doors to the waiting public. The result is a 10,200 square foot showroom and retail space that invites casua...
NEW MUSEUM
A few years ago, the Bowery existed as a haphazard ménage of old New York City fire escapes, refurbished refrigerators and the poor souls that found themselves at the Bowery mission. It was hardly a posh neighborhood,...
MUJI SOHO
Homegrown brand MUJI is now synonymous with a minimalistic design approach that is recognized as distinctly Japanese. MUJI features over 7,000 environmentally-friendly products which are rooted in practical innovation...
SOCRATES SCULPTURE PARK
Until 1986 Socrates Sculpture Park was an abandoned strip of land in Queens that was used mainly for dumping illegal waste. The area surrounding the park is urban wasteland with mostly anonymous looking indust...
CONEY ISLAND
"Behind the innocent facade of fun, rides, shows and cotton candy are the powerful themes of fear, lust, abandon, adventure, irony, comedy, salvation, gluttony, mystery, pain, monsters, gambling, and voyeurism." - Quo...
CHIKALICIOUS
There is something intriguing and peculiar about a phrase "dessert design". It's not a phrase that you come across everyday. Being a designer myself, it definitely intrigued me the first time when I encountered these...
ISA
The month of November marks the end of autumn and the beginning of the holiday season. The holiday season, to many people, means gathering of families, getting some rest. On the surface, that is. But in reality,...
DIA CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Whenever I visit the Dia Center for the Arts in Chelsea, I'm consistently impressed by its ability to showcase quality work in such a concentrated manner. It currently exhibits works by such giants as Bruce Nauman, Ro...
PRADA NEW YORK STORE
Until 1999, a branch of Guggenheim Museum, Guggenheim Soho, was located on the corner of Broadway and Prince Street in downtown New York. Sometime that year, the display windows of the museum that faced both streets ...
THE LEVEL X
Since being stuck in New York City because of the terrorist attack of the World Trade Center, this month's article comes directly from Brooklyn, New York. Having searched for several places to go out and listen to I...
