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Tag Archives: NYC
The Not-Quite-Quiet Library
My family and friends who are on lockdown in New York City have noted just how preternaturally quiet it has been lately. Not day in the country quiet, but actual birds singing, wind in the trees, individual voices, and cars … Continue reading
Mostly Miscellaneous Monday
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been using this down time to plan some travels. One of the top destinations on my list for next spring is a return to Iceland. I’ve been many time over the years, but … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, Libraries, USA
Tagged Cartoons, Comics, NYC, poster art, road trip
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Avoid the Day: Bookstore Tourism
Avoid the Day Bookstore & Cafe began life as an itinerant pop-up about two years ago around the Rockaway peninsula in the New York City Borough of Queens. Last week, co-owners Jianna and Jason Heurer manifested their shared dream to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Restaurants, USA
Tagged Far Rockaway, NYC, Queens, Rockaway Beach
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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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MOMA gets a facelift
Devoted fans have been anxiously waiting for New York City’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) to reopen. The museum closed in summer for a four-month $450 million renovation project, and will finally unveil its makeover to the museum-going public today. … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Museums, Tourism, USA
Tagged MOMA, Museum of Modern Art, New York City, NYC
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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
Times Square Horror Show
Thanks entirely to a successful crowdfunding campaign, artist Mitch O’Connell raised enough money to put his horrific They Live billboard in New York City’s Times Square. What could be scarier than a conman, grifter, monster in power? If the money keeps coming … Continue reading
Bookstore Tourism: Manhattan
It seems that every week I read about the closing of another independent bookstore in New York City, so it’s a relief to discover a shop that’s thriving. Chartwell Booksellers is celebrating its 36th anniversary this year in its unique … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, History, USA
Tagged Bookselling, Manhattan, NYC, Winston Churchill
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