Spanish-born, Rotterdam-based artist Lara Almarcegui’s Guide to the Wastelands of Flushing River — at Ludlow38 on Manhattan’s Lower East Side —...

Friday night I braved the cold to attend the opening reception for “Designing the Myrtle Avenue Pedestrian Plaza – Pop...

Tuesday night at Metropolitan Exchange, John McLaughlin, Director of Environmental Services for the NYC Department of Environmental Protection, presented the...

Almost 35 million vehicles use the Holland Tunnel each year to pass between New Jersey and Manhattan under the Hudson...

The Provenance of Beauty cleverly merges theater, city, and social commentary. It takes as subject matter and setting one of the city's most storied and notorious districts: the South Bronx. The Foundry's production relies on a staging technique that is simple and innovative: the play takes place entirely on a bus, originating and terminating on 121st St. in East Harlem then moving through the Hunt's Point and Mott Haven sections of The Bronx.

Yesterday’s break from the 2009 New York Summer Monsoon had me itching to do what any self-respecting urbanist should: go...