Icelandic artist Olafur Eliason has literally transformed New York City. In addition to creating exhibitions for MOMA and its satellite, PS1, Olafur built four waterfalls that are distributed throughout the East River. Inspired by the natural beauty of his home country, he was hoping to remind New Y
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Olafur Eliason Brings Iceland to NYC

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This High School Sells Alcohol

Every summer Saturday, P.S.1 (the MOMA satellite in Queens) transforms from a really weird art museum into a really weird art museum filled with bizarre people drinking too much at the bar and dancing in ways that no person should dance in public. The fact that P.S.1 is an old converted school makes drin
... MORE »The New York Museum Pass

This weekend I renewed my membership to the MoMA, only to discover that my $50 purchase was kind of foolish because there is actually a 1-Year Pass available at New York Museums that allows the card holder to go into every museum in the city for free for only $30! Here are all the benefits (and the correspondi
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The New Frontier in Hip: Urban Farming

Columbia U. Student discovers a farm in the middle of NYC... almost as surprising as the time an OTR contributor from NYU discovered a bunch of crazies doing Yoga in Times Square or the midget with two watches in Union Square.
... MORE »Don't Let the Midwestern Accent Fool You

Tourist: Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to MoMA from here?
Suit: F*ck you, what do I look...
Tourist, indignantly interrupting: No, f*ck you, you motherf*cking piece of sh*t. You don't want to answer, you say "I don't know". All you New Yorkers are a bunch of c*ck-sucking *ssho
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