Les photos ou ça ne s’est pas passé
Publié 01/12/2022
Que vous soyez photographe professionnel ou connaisseur d’Instagram, suivez cet itinéraire pour découvrir des paysages urbains pittoresques et des décors élégants. Apprenez en faisant une visite photo, trouvez votre nouveau photographe préféré dans un musée éblouissant et dînez dans une trattoria aussi agréable pour les yeux que pour le palais. (Vous pouvez peut-être même prendre un selfie avec David Byrne après son spectacle à Broadway.)
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Fotografiska New York
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Fotografiska New York 281 Park Ave. So. Manhattan
Fotografiska New York uses the power of photography to inspire a more conscious world. Housed in a historic landmark building, the Flatiron District museum presents powerful exhibitions featuring some of the world’s best photographers. With extra touches like late-evening hours, live music and DJs on select nights, and timed entry with limited capacity, Fotografiska is anything but an ordinary New York City museum.
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Gemma
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The Bowery Hotel
This upscale staple in the East Village’s Bowery Hotel provides a dimly lit, cozy ambiance in which to enjoy classic Italian food like pastas, wood-fired pizzas and the crowd favorite, baked eggs with tomato and avocado. Patrons also rave about the bar scene, featuring a selection of in-house cocktails and an impressive wine list. The outdoor seating on Bowery is spacious and great for people-watching.
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American Utopia
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St. James Theatre 246 W. 44th St. Manhattan
David Byrne and 11 musicians from around the world unite for a theatrical experience based on his 2018 album, American Utopia, part of a larger multimedia project aimed at spreading optimism despite ongoing political and environmental crises. For this show, the Talking Heads frontman reunites with choreographer Annie-B Parson and production consultant Alex Timbers, collaborators on his 2013 musical Here Lies Love. Read more in this article.
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