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Morbid Anatomy Museum

NEW YORK - APRIL 12: Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) workers look at proposed designs for a completed subway platform in an underground tunnel for the long-proposed 2nd Avenue subway line April 12, 2007 in New York City. A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the line, one of numerous since the project was first proposed 80 years ago. The first phase of the line is scheduled to be completed in 2013, running from 96th Street to 63rd Street at a cost of $3.8 billion. Upon completion, line would add 8.5 miles of tracks and carry five million riders on weekdays in four of New York City's five boroughs.

Peek the Second Avenue Subway’s Public Art, Morbid Anatomy Museum Shutters

Take a first look at the public art of the soon-to-be-finished Second Avenue subway line.
By Alanna Martinez
circa 1865: A young girl dressed as a witch suspended mid-air on a broomstick.

Witches of America: A Snapshot Into the Lives of Modern-Day Witches

Paganism is one of the fastest growing fringe religions in the United States and is becoming increasingly mainstream, occupying storylines on popular TV shows like American Horror Story and spawning widely attended events like PantheaCon, an annual Pagan meetup. The modern witch has adapted to the times, sending spells via email, attending training sessions on Skype and creating hashtags on Instagram.
By Jacqueline Cucco
The Dia Beacon Museum in Dutchess County New York.

NY Times Cuts Regional Arts Coverage, Bjork Talks Virtual Reality

The Times has decided to nix reviews of restaurants, theater performances and art galleries in the tri-state area.
By Alanna Martinez

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