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Tag Archives: Brooklyn
Chronicles of New York
Dramatically set atop a set of stacked blue shipping containers, the French street artist JR just completed his latest large-scale wheat paste work, Chronicles of New York at Domino Park in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn. The installation is a compilation of … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Museums, Tourism, USA
Tagged Brooklyn, NYC, Street Art, Williamsburg
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What Every Traveler Needs
One thing that all travelers have in common is the need to find toilet facilities in a timely manner. These days, even when one can discover convenient facilities, a numerical code is necessary to use the bathroom. Then there is … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Public Transport, Restaurants, Tourism, USA
Tagged Brooklyn, London, Manhattan, NYC, Philadelphia
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NYC Tourist Hoax
Sculptor, prankster, and big-time hoaxster Joe Reginella has struck New York City once again with a marvelously silly faux memorial statue. This one “remembers” all of the missing tourists who have been eaten by subterranean packs of wild wolves. The … Continue reading
A unique perspective for NYC visitors
Visitors to New York City sometimes find themselves overwhelmed by the crowds and hustle. A good way for tourists to get a break is to spend some time on NYC’s waterways and waterfront. This can be accomplished by using the … Continue reading
Posted in Public Transport, Tourism, USA
Tagged Brooklyn, Brooklyn Bridge, East River, New York City
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Fun With Maps
Those of you who regularly visit TBTP know how fond I am of maps—both real and fictional. New York City-based artist Jake Berman does deep dives into archives and library collections to discover historic plans and engineering documents from municipal … Continue reading
Posted in Art, History, Libraries, Maps, Public Transport, USA
Tagged Brooklyn, New York City, San Francisco Bay Area, Washington D.C
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Center for Fiction
Awhile ago I shared a story about the imminent big move for New York City’s historic Center for Fiction from Manhattan to Brooklyn. Well, it has finally happened and the new site’s grand opening is on Tuesday February 19th. The … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Books, Bookstore Tourism, History, Libraries, USA, Writing
Tagged Brooklyn, Center for Fiction, New York City
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Word on the street: Brooklyn
h/t AJ Lavilla
Everybody Loves A Bookmobile
I have always thought of the bookmobile as an outreach tool for rural or suburban libraries, but even the great Brooklyn Public Library in New York City still sends them into the community. The little video below directed by Steve … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Film, Libraries, USA
Tagged Brooklyn, Brooklyn Public Library, New York City
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