Infinity Awards in New York 2011 Ninth Avenue International Food Festival 2011 15-16 May, 2011 This gourmet food fair covers 20 blocks from 37th to 57th Sts on Ninth Avenue, two blocks from Times Square. Food from all over the world is on offer and local bands and international dancers w...
It’s not just about New York1964 World's FairThere are various exhibitions here, as well as various interesting handmade products produced locally over the years. There are also beautiful fountains in summer, so remember to bring your camera when you come. Ferry to Governors Island Never been...
Downstairs, you’ll find a food court with an eclectic mix of cuisines from Mexican, Turkish, Vietnamese, Japanese, Indian, Chinese, Moroccan, and Ukrainian. This historic market is a great spot on the lower east side to stroll indoors and find a delicious respite from the busy NYC ...
Mexico:If you’re looking for odd New Years cultural traditions around the world, Mexican tradition suggests throwing water out the window and opening the front door to ensure that the old can depart quickly. This is similar to the way Japanese people clean their homes to rid the house of l...
The “is this a pigeon” meme first rose to popularity in 2011 after Tumblr posted a photo from a Japanese animated show of an android mistaking a butterfly for a pigeon. Most of the memes derived from the photo use the subjects to express modern confusions or paranoia. Real name Google ...
For more than 25 years gallerist Takayuki Ishii, also known as Taka, has been promoting the best of Japanese photography around the world and bringing leading international art to his two galleries in Japan. He represents legendary photographers Daido Moriyama and Nobuyoshi Araki, as well as Scandi...
Influenced by its neighbor China, Japan also regards Spring Festival as its most important festival. Japanese people decorate their houses with pine and cypress. Whole families sit beside a stove, staying up until midnight on New Year's Eve. As soon as midnight arrives, the bells of temples ...
The works presented at the Friedman Benda gallery attest to the creative muscle of the Japanese contemporary art scene, particularly in terms of the integration of technology with traditional media now that we are in the digital epoch. However, this exhibition reveals the blunder of a title too ...
State Building in New York, Tokyo Tower in Japan's capital, Sydney Opera House and many other famous landmarks to Chinatowns around the world, numerous buildings and neighborhoods have been lit up in red or decorated with Chinese elements such as red lanterns, creating a cheerful festival ...
In fact, Wellington has more cafes, bars and restaurants per capita than New York! The large city delights combined with a small town feel create an experience entirely its own. Known as the “coolest little capital,” the thriving arts, culinary, coffee and food scenes are heaven for the ...