Our Global Kitchen: Food, Culture, Nature
The American Museum of Natural History presents Global Kitchen, an exhibition on food, nature, and culture.
Nature-culture conference about Central Park
New York has many landmarks that characterize the city, capturing its essence as an environment at the intersection of nature and culture. Central Park is chief…
Locating the Sacred: a new Asian American arts festival
The Locating the Sacred Festival is a series of New York City events that showcase a range of Asian American artists, from dancers and musicians to writers and thinkers, who use art to explore what constitutes the sacred.
Barter for knowledge with Trade School
Trade School is New York’s unique creative barter-for-knowledge program. Classes are continuing through March and into April, and creating a class of your own is possible too.
Super Bowl Sunday Goes Green
The 2012 Superbowl Committee made great strides in “greening” the biggest sporting event of the year, making an impact on the Indianapolis region and raising awareness about sustainability.
“Urbanized” – a new film by Gary Hustwit
A documentary that introduces viewers to the key issues, projects and individuals affecting the design of cities around the world.