SoHo Playground Mural

SoHo in New York City often conjures images of art galleries, artists and huge lofts. But these days the only … More

Subway Car Aesthetics

We like how the purple of the No. 7 Line circle/graphic symbol on the New York City subway system works … More

End of Summer Days

On West 4th Street in the West Village in an old and cozy 19th century shop space is “Snip and … More

Freedom Tower at Ground Zero

Imagining the future. A scale architectural model of lower Manhattan that features the Freedom Tower and surrounding buildings as envisioned … More

125th Street, Harlem

Returning to Manhattan from upstate New York, we snapped this shot from a Hudson River Line train looking west over … More

Osaka: Apple Store

The innovative and design-savvy maker of the iPod and Macintosh, Apple Computer Inc., has been planting Apple Stores around the … More

Collective Unconscious

Collective Unconscious occupied a small, ratty and bizarrely decorated retail space on Ludlow Street in the Lower East Side. The … More

Prepping Giants Stadium

The Meadowlands sport complex sits in East Rutherford, New Jersey, is home to several professional sports teams. At the heart … More

LA: Airplane Logos

The Tom Bradley International Terminal at LAX, like at most major international airports, is a massive hub of diverse airlines … More

Pet Rescue Logo

Walking around Tribeca, in New York City, recently, we spotted this intriguing graphic-logo on the black tinted window of a … More

NYC: Foam and Futon

“Lowest prices in New York!” Since this image was snapped, Economy Foam & Futon Center in the Lower East Side … More

The Met Museum Terrace

The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City is among the foremost collections of important art and antiquities in … More

Thinking Dumbo

Walk the streets of Dumbo in Brooklyn and you get a feel for the kind of ambiance that SoHo had … More

We Can Rock a Party

Ah, the good old summer block party. A New York City nabe wouldn’t be the same without one, especially when … More

Marketing Spiderman

With the Spiderman sequel hyped to be among the blockbusters of the summer movie season, marketing for the film has … More

Calvin

The sides of tenements and lofts along Houston St. in downtown NYC are perfect for hanging building-size ads. Not only … More

Cookiepuss … Claw

This spray-painted claw by the graf writer “Claw” is a familiar graffiti icon of downtown New York, though it’s not … More

Lucky Newstand

Lucky. Really? You wouldn’t think so by the condition of this newsstand’s sign. But maybe we’re just judging a book … More

Wild Style in Billyburg

The Brooklyn neighborhood of Williamsburg (sometimes called “Billyburg” by local hipsters) is not a part of the borough generally known … More

Resistance is Futile

Ever read that book “The Tipping Point” by Malcolm Gladwell? It explains how evolving, collective social preferences build up a … More

iPod Overkill

Found this blitzkrieg of ad bills for Apple’s popular portable MP3 music player, the iPod. These ads are everywhere in … More

Burned-out Clothes Dryers

There seems to always be some kind of major building renovation in progress in Lower Manhattan, where today’s sweat shop … More

Cedar Hill, Central Park

The first truly, properly mild and flower-blooming day of spring arrives and New Yorkers and tourists take to Central park … More

Absolut NoHo

Absolut has always melded art-world savvy with clever and iconic advertising campaigns. This billboard on Lafayette St. at Bleeker St. … More

Making Sushi at Bond St

Our favorite Japanese restaurant in New York. Bond St., which takes its name from its address in NoHo, is one … More