Weaving the Courtyard is the winning project in the 17th edition of the Young Architects Program at MoMA PS1 in Long Island City. In this video from the museum, watch as winning architects…
Newtown Creek is an oft-forgotten waterway that splits Greenpoint and Long Island City, forming a natural divide between the northmost part of Brooklyn and westmost part of Queens. The creek…
This Hidden City recently published this fantastic bit of New York History detailing how the corner of Irving Avenue and Moffat Street on the Bushwick-Ridgewood border became the City's most…
Corona: The Early Years is a new photobook from author and historian Jason D. Antos and Arcadia Publishing that details the varied history of the Queens neighborhood of Corona. Nestled…
In case you have been focused solely on the Mets in the World Series this week, the TCS NYC Marathon is tomorrow, November 1st, and much of the City will be tuning in to watch and/or support…
Brooklyn cinematographer Tim Sessler owns and operates a great film company called Brooklyn Aerials. While they normally specialize in amazing aerial videos, the team captured this amazing…
The Hole is a short 9-minute documentary from filmmaker Billy Feldman about a tiny neighborhood on the border of East Brooklyn and Queens that holds several secrets about New York's mafia…
The subway has reigned king in the City for commuting for over 100 years, traveling under and over the City much faster than other modes of transportation. But does it really? Wired wanted…
Long Island City's famous clock tower is now safe from destruction. Officially known as the Bank of Manhattan Building, the clock tower was once the tallest building in Queens, and has now…
Boston / New York based filmmaker and documentarian Brandon Lavoie recently created this interesting short profile of Salim Shariff, a 72-year old watch repair man in Jackson Heights,…
