Tag: new york

Every day New York City produces 11,000 tons of waste. To solve this problem the office of Mayor Michael Bloomberg is launching a new advertising campaign called “recycle everything” to encourage New Yorkers to recycle any type of food, even...

In April 2013, an Inside Out Photobooth truck was installed on Times Square – 6,000 portraits of New Yorkers and visitors were pasted on the floor. Discover the participative movie that has been made.    Don’t forget to follow Feeldesain on Twitter + Facebook to get...

This is a visual monologue titled 8,336,615. The short movie tells about the paradox of feeling lonely in a city of 8 million, New York City. Don’t forget to follow Feeldesain on Twitter + Facebook to get all the latest updates.

For thirty years, photographer Matt Weber has been capturing candid scenes of romantic passion on the streets of New York City. His Urban Romance collection reveals the numerous tender moments of love that take place between adoring couples throughout the bustling city....

Vahram Muratyan is a French graphic artist who lived half a season between Paris and New York, the inspiration for this collection of minimalist and colorful illustrations representing the comparisons and clichés of these two great world capitals. Paris vs...

New York City is constantly evolving and growing, making it difficult to document every change that has occurred, but NYC Grid is taking a stab at it. Run by Paul Sahner the ambitious website seeks to map the entire city...

His name is Brandon Stanton and he began Humans of New York in the summer of 2010. HONY resulted from an idea that he had to construct a photographic census of New York City! “I thought it would be really...

Richard Branson’s Virgin Atlantic decided to give New Yorkers a surprise—by taking over an ordinary park bench and giving its occupants a taste of what it’s like to fly with the airline. In ‘No Ordinary Park Bench’, a regular park bench—located in...

STIP is a collaboratively developed installation during the summer 2012 in New York City. The over five meters tall lightweight structure is assembled out of ropes and pipe insulation. Over the summer several events were held where Stip was slowly...

Good news New Yorkers, ‘Street Charge’—a charging station that turns solar energy into renewable energy for cellphones—will be coming to your city. Developed by design consultancy PENSA, they will be partnering with solar company GoalZero and AT&T to install 25 charging stations across NYC. Designed as a “self-sufficient...