This old factory is one of the most underrated spots to see new art in the city. Make sure to head to the dark, danky basement below.
The Hell's Kitchen Rooftop Farm, a project situated on top of a church, is made out of kiddie pools!
Unnamed and unmarked, it's easy to miss Max Neuhaus’s sound installation, made up of deep, organ-esque sounds flowing up from the grating. Baca selengkapnya.
On notorious Doyers Street, nicknamed “The Bloody Angle,” you can still visit one of the tunnels which enabled some gang escapes. Enter near Apotheke, and you'll exit at Confucius Plaza.
The gothic building that houses The Explorer’s Club is filled with artifacts from explorations like Teddy Roosevelt, Neil Armstrong, Edmund Hillary. Highlights: blue whale penis & Napoleon's maps.
This swampy patch of the Arthur Kill Road waterway is the final resting place for dozens of abandoned boats. The gravesite can be found via a makeshift path off Arthur Kill Road near Rossville Avenue. Baca selengkapnya.
Tropical fish from Ben Snead’s Fish Farm sprout from the corner of this slopping lawn bordered by the Brooklyn Bridge and the Brooklyn Queens Expressway, on display through September 27, 2013. Baca selengkapnya.
