New York City offers way too many art-viewing opportunities for us to cover in a single art trip video, Featuring Madison Square Park,City Hall Park, The High Line, Grand Army Plaza, Socrates Sculpture Park, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Public Art Fund. so this time we decided to focus on the abundant p...

In 2019 the world will descend on New York City for the 50th Anniversary of Stonewall in conjunction with WorldPride. Be a part of history.

The signature Parade of Ships kicked off the festivities Wednesday morning as Naval and Coast Guard ships sailed up the Hudson River into New York City, traveling past the Museum’s Pier 86 before docking around the city. The ships were seen along the Hudson River from Battery Park to just south of t

The trees come from New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C. — the places attacked on 9/11 — but they are destined to dot a cobblestone plaza surrounding the ground zero memorial in NYC.

Kristin was honored on September 13, 2008 by the Point Foundation which supports and provide scholarships for gay youth..

Little Island, the brand-new public playground off West 14th Street in the Hudson River, rises out of the water 200 feet from noisy Eleventh Avenue, but a world removed. It’s the biggest, and most creative, park opening since the High Line. The Big Apple has never seen anything like it.

Performers who defined cinema in 2010 capture classic screen types.For more actors: nyti.ms/14actors

An incredible art tribute to Steve Jobs. The artist uses salt to create his work.

The Shed's concept is simple: It's the 120-foot tall building that moves. This idea is both its architectural hallmark and its metaphor for the future of culture. Opening on April 5th, New York City's half-billion dollar, hybrid museum-meets-performance space can shapeshift to double its indoor peri...

Dan Barasch and James Ramsey have a crazy plan—to create a park, filled with greenery, underneath New York City. The two are developing the Lowline, an underground greenspace the size of a football field. They're building it in a trolley terminal abandoned in 1948, using technology that harvests sun