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Buildings are often the focus of Alexandra Henry's photographs. She see's beauty in the underbelly of cities.
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The Park Avenue Tunnel was closed to traffic Saturday to allow pedestrians to walk through and experience a voice-activated light show.
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Kemberly Richardson takes a look at this unusual work of art
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The models were with Andy Golub who is celebrating a victory of sorts against the city and NYPD.
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"The Neighbors", focuses on a TriBeCa building with floor to ceiling windows.
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A house painter from Easton, Pennsylvania has been indicted on charges he stole art work from an estate that he had been hired to paint.
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The Brooklyn Artery in Ditmas Park is a shop and art space where local artisans and artists sell their work and teach their craft.
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If it's different, then Alex Arrechea has accomplished exactly what he set out to do: create a series of towering sculptures that draw you in and hopefully hold your there.
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A Greek man faces four months in jail after he proved inept at the art of thievery after swiping a Dali painting and later trying to send it back anonymously.
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Video games are the key attraction at the new exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art.
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A Greek man proved inept at the art of thievery after swiping a Dali painting and later trying to send it back anonymously.
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Some unique and historic sports photo paintings from Madison Square Garden could be yours and for a good cause.
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There's a garage sale being held at the Museum of Modern Art.
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Artist Stuart Scherr was rewarded the commission he was promised after two years thanks to 7 On Your Side.
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He often paints in an urban studio with his balcony overlooking the Bronx.
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Nina Pineda helps Blue Bonnet graphic artist, Stuart Scherr, get the payment he was promised for two years.
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A bridge that leads you to the corner of First and Clinton to Hoboken's first African art gallery.
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Lauren Glassberg reports on a waterway that needs some work.
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As the saying goes, one man's trash is another man's treasure.
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Kemberly Richardson reports about a new art exhibit in New York City
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Art comes in many shapes, sizes and forms, and sometimes it doesn't last forever.
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Kemberly Richardson reports on one of the coolest displays in Manhattan
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It's the kind or party you'd expect to thrown in Times Square and right in the middle of the madness.
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Kemberly Richardson reports on the new project
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There's a New York program that's giving young adults job and social skills, all needed to overcome some of their personal challenges.
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A massive art fair arrives in New York City this weekend. It's the first time the Frieze Art Fair is being held in the U.S. The extravaganza attracts tens of thousands of people every year.
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Lauren Glassberg reports on a new museum exhibit featuring early video games
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The exhibit features hats worn by celebrities like Brad Pitt and there's even a piece that dates back to the 12th century.
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You might not think of the Bronx as a destination to see art, but there's an exhibition that's changing that.
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We have seen a renewed push to buy American and buy locally. Things made right here in New York is the focus of a new book.
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Jamie Roth reports on the works of art that can be seen in the subways
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A Lower East Side art gallery is being criticized for an exhibit featuring photos of naked women right across the street from an elementary school.
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Why are oil pumps jacks, 25 feet tall and each made of 3 tons of steel, in the midst of Manhattan and one block from Times Square?
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Lauren Glassberg has more on the art show that showcases 100 African American artists
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An artist in Harlem has a unique approach to his work. It will soon be shown at Rush Arts in Chelsea.
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Construction projects are generally positive, but often the mess that goes with them can be a burden for the neighborhood. On the Lower East Side, art has transformed some of those unsightly spaces.
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Lauren Glassberg has more on the Jewish Community Center's upcoming opera performances.
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A string of art heists at New York galleries and hotels went unsolved until an arrest in the theft of a Picasso drawing in San Francisco.
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New tiny IBM sensors are being installed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art to prevent damage to the collection.
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