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Recognition for women artists, an extension to NYC's High Line, autonomous car racing and more
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Storm King Art Center Turns 60 Years Old
Experiences on these 500 acres of site-specific, large-scale art in the Hudson Valley are never the same
Via nytimes.com
A Practical Peek at the Future of Travel
Breaking down data and insights from experts, The Future of Travel answers practical questions about the industry—from when business trips will become more frequent to what families should know before booking vacations. Further …
Roving Around Ghent, New York’s Architecture + Sculpture Park, Art Omi
Looking for new works through Upstate New York's free, dog-friendly arts paradise
Link About It: This Week’s Picks
Protest posters bound for gallery walls, queer art and documentaries, a charitable effort from Sight Unseen and more
Via citylab.com
The Increased Importance of City Parks
Despite continued limitations on where people can go, due to the pandemic, US parks saw an increase in foot traffic recently. In Dallas, usage climbed to 75% from 35%. In Erie, numbers …
Via designboom.com
Studio Precht’s Fingerprint-Shaped Parc de la Distance Design
A monument to solitude and quiet adventures, Studio Precht’s design for their Parc de la Distance concept curls about like a vegetal fingerprint. Each of the parallel hedgerows comes with a gateway …
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A Refined Point of View: Ashley McKinney’s Boston
Driving between the historical and the contemporary in Massachusetts’ capital city
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A Refined Point of View: William Smith’s Philadelphia
Hidden treasures, new finds and plenty of history in Pennsylvania’s biggest city
Exploring Saint Petersburg’s Redeveloped New Holland Island
From film festivals and green space to restaurants and art installations, the development energizes the city