Money, money, money… it’s a rich man’s world! That’s how you feel when you are in NYC. Tips are often expected in NYC as an act of gratitude for the service. Tipping is not mandatory if gratuities are included but most of the time, employees do not make a living wage, hence they rely on … More A penny for your thoughts
As of January 2019, an all-time record 63,839 men, women, and children slept in New York City shelters each night. Bill de Blasio, Mayor of NYC, has doubled down on an effort to help curb homelessness in New York, but people in communities across the city are loudly voicing opposition to the installation of new … More Hope for the homeless
Whenever Brooklyn comes to mind, we instantly think of the admirable images of the Brooklyn Bridge. Williamsburg is the “hippie town” of Brooklyn where tourists visit for great street art culture, vintage vibes and vibrant nightlife. Brooklyn is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in the country because of the amenities … More Bridge over troubled water
The glow in the dark street art by Reskate studio reveals secret messages by night. These installations are found in back alleys and obscure locations around Manhattan that are open to the public for various visual interpretations. Each harbours a specific social or cultural message. This project encourages audiences to be active participants – engaging … More Illuminating the streets
Times Square is located at the intersection of Broadway and 7th Avenue known to be the heart of Manhattan and has become a symbol of this vibrant metropolis. In the 19th Century, it was originally known as Long Acre Square, a hub for the carriage industry, replete with horse tables, an uncanny contrast to the … More A place in Time
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