NYC Dept of Transit Temporary Art Program
Public art in pedestrian areas of NYC I was fascinated to learn that the NYC Department of Transportation Art (“NYC DOT Art”) partners with community-based, nonprofit organizations and professional artists to present temporary public artwork on eligible NYC DOT infrastructure throughout the city. A multitude of locations across all five boroughs serve as canvases and […]
Running Around
I live in a very walkable city that has plenty of access to nearby public transportation. I am a cyclist who enjoys riding. I am also a car owner who takes advantage of my car to get from place to place. Analyzing the destinations, distances, and times of day when I’ve traveled over a 1-week […]
Exploration of Brooklyn Dog Waste Complaints
A brief history of dog waste 311 complaints logged for Brooklyn To pedestrians, the sidewalks of NYC have always been potential minefields of trash, debris, mystery puddles, and other unwanted unsightly obstacles that can be categorized as “Dirty Conditions”. Even the most vigilant pedestrian is subject to encountering perhaps the most menacing of these items: […]
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