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“Waiting for Godot ”
The fire escape's quirky history in urban life
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The new book 'I See a City' chronicles the 1940s and '50s street photography of Todd Webb, who documented postwar New York City.
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Lithuanian artist Vytas Neviera challenged himself to draw one image per day for the entire year. The aim is to improve his drawing skills and explore the unique style of linear drawings. Vytas is mostly inspired by nature and people, but he also studies the works of older masters, traditional Japanese and Chinese ink artworks or theories of geometry.
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The Wine Wankers recently went to McLaren Vale in South Australia - and to say we were blown away by the wines we tasted is an understatement. These are our top 10 reasons why we believe McLaren Vale is Australia's most exciting wine region right at the moment. 1 - Because Uncle James said so…. James…
Our guide to the East Village for millennials considering an apartment share
“let’s go swim by Denny Bitte ”
For years, Randy Hage has been snapping photos of storefronts in changing New York neighborhoods, and then making scale models of them.
Pictures taken by Charles Cushman, of Indiana, are even more impressive today - as they were taken on pricey colour Kodachrome and look far more recent than they actually are.
The street photographers who point their cameras all over the city tend to focus on people in motion in recognizable places—the rush of crowds on a subway platform, barflies at a corner tavern, or the random strollers, workers, loafers, and others found at any moment in time on specific streets and sidewalks. Brett Weston, on…
