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fromstupidDOPE | Est. 2008
1 week ago

Brandon Stanton's "Dear New York" Takes Over Grand Central in a Monumental Tribute to Humanity | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008

Dear New York transforms Grand Central Terminal into an immersive display of portraits and stories celebrating New York City's humanity, resilience, and empathy.
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fromColossal
1 week ago

A 'Love Letter' to the City, Humans of New York Takes Over Grand Central

A large-scale, ad-free Humans of New York installation, Dear New York, transforms Grand Central into a communal portrait gallery celebrating New Yorkers and their diverse stories.
fromBlavity News & Entertainment
2 weeks ago

Stephanie 'Tanqueray' Johnson, Who Went Viral For 'Humans Of New York' Post, Dies At 81 - Blavity

Stephanie 'Tanqueray' Johnson passed away last night after suffering a severe stroke. She will be most remembered for holding the world in thrall with her no-holds-barred storytelling about life as a burlesque dancer in the 1970s.
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fromTime Out New York
3 weeks ago
New York City

One of NYC's biggest ever art installations is coming to Grand Central, with massive 50-foot projections and free programming

fromTime Out New York
1 month ago
New York City

One of NYC's biggest ever art installations is coming to Grand Central, with massive 50-foot projections and free programming

fromTime Out New York
3 weeks ago
New York City

One of NYC's biggest ever art installations is coming to Grand Central, with massive 50-foot projections and free programming

fromTime Out New York
1 month ago
New York City

One of NYC's biggest ever art installations is coming to Grand Central, with massive 50-foot projections and free programming

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fromUSA TODAY
2 weeks ago

Grand Central Station ditches ads for Humans of New York exhibit. See it.

Humans of New York transforms Grand Central into an immersive, free exhibit celebrating New Yorkers' resilience through portraits, 50-foot projections, 150 digital screens, and music.
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