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A carriage horse got loose today in midtown and ran out of the park, and into a bunch of cars. An extremely disturbing and dangerous event for the animal, people and property. What needs to happen to outlaw these already? They’re for tourists but why can’t they just use the bike+carriage set ups that they…

I’ve had a few encounters with NYPD these last few years that leave me totally confused about their culture, their roles and responsibilities, and their recruiting practices. I’ve never seen police behave like this elsewhere, maybe I’m just naïve. One example, yesterday I was walking north on 5th Ave around 55th. A clearly psychotic man…

Hi AskNYC! Curious to know if anyone else feels this way. I’ve lived in nyc for four years now ever since post grad. I’ve lived in the same apartment, changed jobs twice and will be coming up on 5 years of living here. Since it’s also the new year, have been reflecting a bit. Does…

I want to say I’ve been homeless for a year. I got kicked out my dad’s place about a year ago. He let me keep my stuff there but wouldn’t let me stay there. I slept in 24 hour restaurants and sometimes I’d get a room by doing… “things” for the cash. But eventually kept…

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I’m so done with therapists who just repeat “how does that make you feel” for 50 minutes straight. I recently ditched a guy who tried to explain my trauma with a literal stick figure drawing. Like, seriously? Since im in NYC, I’m considering a switch to my friend’s therapist from Manhattan Mental Health Counseling, but…

It happened at around 11:30 am today. The owners were a couple and they had two dogs off-leash. One was a pitbull. Both dogs were playing with a stick when suddenly the pitbull changed its path and charged at me with aggressive barks. I’ll be honest, I froze and thought that was the end for…

At Hauser & Wirth’s 22nd Street gallery, Louise Bourgeois. Gathering Wool proposes a subtle but consequential shift in how the artist is seen. The post “Gathering Wool” Reframes Louise Bourgeois Through Abstract Persistence at Hauser & Wirth, NYC (Video + Article) appeared first on ArteFuse.

on monday, filed a lost passport report for my mother at (—) precinct, putting the address & MY number. in thursday morning, at 6 am, i heard buzzing & immediately after, i received a call & answered it. it was cops from (—) precinct saying that they received a complaint from someone in the building…

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Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask but we are tourists and while we were watching a magic show at around 11:30 pm or so a man short man 5ft 3 or so turned around and (unprovoked) had punched my father trying to fight him. He was wearing some brown or tan colored.…

Hey,I am a student from Uganda.It’s a rainy afternoon here and I love the sound of on the roof like a drum beat.I’ve always imagined that in NYC,the rain makes the neon lights look brighter in the puddles.Is it really like that?Also,does the city ever gets quit,or is there always music and sirens?I’d love to…

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More specifically, I was thinking if there was an indoor, “open to the public” place I could go and it wouldn’t be too weird if I just sat there or walked around doing nothing for a few hours and didn’t even buy anything or if I had to, just something really cheap. Like when I…

David Zwirner has announced the representation of Amy Sillman, a move that feels less like a market alignment than a recognition long overdue. The post David Zwirner Announces Representation of Amy Sillman appeared first on ArteFuse.

In North Pole and Other Precarious Landscapes, the Monegasque painter Philippe Pastor arrives in Milan with a body of work that might have seemed impossible in an earlier moment of abstraction: canvases that are both profoundly formal and explicitly bound to environmental urgency. The post Philippe Pastor’s Abstract Paintings as Ecological Witness at Robilant+Voena ,…

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