Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass
DUMBO

Winter on Sackett Street
Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn

"As Yet Untitled"
The MET

Hexagonal Mirrored Sculpture, by Anish Kapoor

"As Yet Untitled is a large concave disc about 12 feet in diameter made up of thousands of tiny hexagonal mirrors each less than an inch across. Its shiny fractured surface reflects light from all directions. As you approach it, your image dances around and is fragmented until, moving closer the flickering images of self finally coalesce into your own not quite focused, picture. Kapoor is playing with vanity, illusion, infinity, reflection and the continuous echo of the role of the artist and the viewer in the work."

Reading Room
NY Public Library

PS1 2nd Floor Stairwell
Long Island City

BEAUTY & Essex on a Sunday Morning
Lower East Side

"BEAUTY & Essex Lounge occupies what used to be M. Katz, a furniture store, next to the Essex Street Market. The front is set up as a pawn shop, with Flying V guitars and a Raymond Chandler-esque blonde behind the register. A back door leads to the night life emporium..."

Coffee at Penny Lane
Midtown East

BQE Perspective
Downtown Brooklyn

Absence D'Art = Art
Letterpress Posters
Ben Vautier, 1964
MoMA

Happy Feet
1 Train Platform

Look Up
Fuerza Bruta
Union Square

"A bit of matter and a little bit more"
-Lawrence Seiner
MoMA PS1

Originally part of the exhibition Rooms in 1976, Lawrence Weiner wrote the title phrase on the inside of the front entrance as well as on the outside of the back door of MoMA PS1. The original doors, made of wood and metal, were removed during the renovation in 1997. After the renovation was completed, the artist was invited back to recreate the piece on both sides of the glass windows of the front doors.

Photo of a Photo of Finch

Monet's Water Lilies
MoMA

Love Drunk
Lower East Side

Spectrum V
Ellsworth Kelly (1969)
MoMA

Happy Feet
Park Slope

LOVE Me on Vandam Street
Soho

Watertank Over the BQE
Downtown Brooklyn

R4 Series Subway
1930s Era
NY Transit Museum

Chloê & Cashmere
MoMA powder room

A Brooklyn Winter
Carroll Gardens

Inversed
Lower East Side

Queens Museum
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Queens

Peek-a-Boo Graffiti
Astoria

NY Loves Me
Soho

The Bathrobe, by Sophie Calle
Everyday Epiphanies
The MET

"I was eighteen years old. I rang the bell. He opened the door. He was wearing the same bathrobe as my father. A long white terrycloth robe. He became my first love. For an entire year, he obeyed my request and never let me see him naked from the front. Only from the back. And so, in the morning light, he would get up carefully turning himself away, and gently hiding inside the white bathrobe. When it was all over he left the bathrobe behind with me."

41st & Newtown Road Junction
Astoria

"The organization which owns this centuried structure, found at 41-05 Newtown Road amidst the trackless sands of Astoria, is a local Democratic club which boasts an influential and famous list of members and associates. It is named for Chief Powhatan (actual name Wahunsenacawh) who was the father of the famous Pocahontas."

Quintessential Tourist
Liberty Island

Love is the Answer
Meatpacking District

Painting Over Claes Oldenburg
MoMA

Frida Portrayal
Art Miami New York

Chairs
The Whitney Museum
Meat-Packing District

The Whitney Museum
Meat-Packing District

Frieze New York
Randall's Island

Cast-Iron Dreaming
Tribeca

Glass Water Tower on Christmas Day
-Tom Fruin
Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 6

Shrimps Stalking
Red Hook, Brooklyn
(courtesy Alex Acuña)

Sprinkles
Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn

Red Hook, Brooklyn

Fuchs Gallery / NUTUREart
Bushwick, Brooklyn