One of our favorite local time lapse and hyperlapse photographers Zack Reed recently created this stunning collection of his videos throughout the year, documenting the changing seasons in New York City. Check it out!

Seasons of NYC. Time-lapse and Hyperlapse videos of the changing seasons in Manhattan, New York. Watch the seasons change from Spring on 42nd Street and Madison Square Park to summer and fall in Central Park to winter in Long Island City.

Opened earlier this month, the Public Art Fund and Chinese multimedia artist Ai Weiwei collaborated on a massive-scale exhibition titled Good Fences Make Good Neighbors featuring over three hundred outdoor sculptures and artworks all across New York City. The art is meant to shine a spotlight on the the international migration and refugee crisis. In this video from the organization, learn all about the exhibition directly from Ai Weiwei himself.

“Good fences make good neighbors” is a folksy proverb cited in American poet Robert Frost’s Mending Wall, where the need for a boundary wall is being questioned. Ai chose this title with an ironic smile and a keen sense of how populist notions often stir up fear and prejudice. Visitors to the exhibition will discover that Ai’s “good fences” are not impenetrable barriers but powerful, immersive, and resonant additions to the fabric of the city.

Check out the exhibition map to learn more about the locations and stories behind each piece.

New York Magazine website Vulture recently published this great article titled My Housemate in which they took four famous New York celebrities back to their first apartments in the City where they could meet who lived there currently and reminisce. Each of them had a full conversation with the new resident and the transcriptions are great. Check it out!

Whoopi Goldberg, Martha Stewart, Matthew Broderick, and Lauren Hutton revisit New York City apartments they once lived in.