It's hard to imagine today when we're constantly barraged with algorithm-selected content in the palm of our hands, but until the 1960s, the concept of turning on the TV and seeing images of Count Dracula one second and then the Vietnam War the next moment was incomprehensible. For the first time, people were seeing images of political assassinations, the oppression of protests and the carnage of war in their living rooms.
If you're into modern and contemporary American art, the Whitney Museum in New York is an absolute must-visit. Located right at the edge of the High Line in the Meatpacking District, the museum offers not only incredible exhibitions from well-known and emerging artists but also amazing views of the city from its rooftop terraces.