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Arts & Culture
New Media Outlets Seek to Promote the Bronx
The Blox TV and Bronx Narratives are using new media to showcase their love for the borough
Inside the Valentine’s Day Flower Machine
The hidden figures who work to make your arrangement a loving success
Punk Rock Activism
Hundreds line up in hopes of getting a discounted tattoo to benefit Planned Parenthood
Movies with Laughs and a Message
At the IFC Center, a series of classic satires capture the moment and make a political point
Making Sense of Dark Times
Booksellers notice a new appetite for dystopian novels and books that explain the political climate
An Artist Who Honored—Then Escaped—Tradition
Deities, Pigments, and Borders: Pema Rinzin mastered Tibetian art, then climbed on its shoulders
At a Super Bowl Party for Veterans, the Game Seems Secondary
Ex-servicemen and women who are volunteers enjoy the company of people who share their sensibility
Idiotarod 2017: Making America Fun Again
An annual whimsical cart race in Brooklyn took a political spin this year
Welcome to the Year of the Rooster
Chinese New Yorkers get ready for the New Year
All Dolled Up
An annual holiday show in Harlem proves that even dolls have stories to tell
Light a Fire and Make Some Noise
Post-election, rock bands and activist groups raise money for Planned Parenthood, the ACLU and other threatened group
Cucumber Saison, Anyone?
A local microbrewery introduces its brew at the Queens Beer Festival
Tango with a Twist
A weekend devoted to tango strived to show that it’s not an exclusive partner dance between a man and a woman anymore.
Crochet Coral Reef : When Crochet Goes Wonky
The Crochet Coral Reef: TOXIC SEAS is now on display at the Museum of Arts and Design.
Exploring the City’s Changes in Cardboard
With virtual reality, an interactive art installation helps viewers understand the effects of gentrification