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The 11 Must-See Art Exhibitions of Fall 2020.

The 11 Must-See Art Exhibitions of Fall 2020

Museums are fundamentally re-evaluating what institutional responsibility means, and in the midst of this turmoil is great art.
By Helen Holmes
Central Park had the highest number of total crimes out of parks in the city.

Afternoon Bulletin: City Parks Crime Stats Released, NYCHA Sandy Lawsuit and More

New NYPD crime statistics have revealed 513 assaults and robberies, from October 2014 to September 2015, occurred in New York parks.
By Lisa Brown
A Pier 40 playing field. (Hudson River Park Trust.)

Pier 40 Deal to Clear Way for 1.7M Square Foot Development Along Westside Highway

The de Blasio administration has reached a deal with a real estate developer and the Hudson River Park Trust to sell Pier 40's air rights for $100 million, the mayor's office has announced.
By Kim Velsey
A photo by Billie Ward. (This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please provide attribution and a link back to this web page in a manner that associates the image with the image credit.)

The Hudson River Trust Is Doing Great Things Downtown

By The Editors

Diller’s Generosity

By The Editors
Pier55, Inc./Heatherwick Studio

Take a Look at the $165M Floating Park Planned for the West Side

By Jaclyn Gallucci
Let's take this plan for a spin. (Dattner Architects)

Douglas Durst Floats Plan for Tech Offices and Galleries to Save Pier 40

By Matt Chaban
This might be a goal! (Courtesy of NYT)

The Answer to Hudson River Park’s Problems Is… Major League Soccer on Pier 40?

By Michael Ewing

And the Pier 57 Rights Go to … Young Who?

By Marianna Faynshteyn

Related, Durst, YoungWoo Vie to Turn Pier 57 Into Vendor Wonderland

By Eliot Brown

On the Waterfront: Pier 40 and the Limits of Commercial Development

By Steve Cohen

Bad Day For Steve Ross: Related’s Pier 40 Plan Looking Dead, Too

By Eliot Brown

R.F.P. Issued for Pier 40

By Observer Staff

Chelsea Piers Sinking

By Observer Staff

Park Frozen As City Trucks Blockade Pier

By Blair Golson
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