When the New York City subway was first built 100 years ago, it was informed by a philosophical movement known as "The City Beautiful." It held that art and architecture must appeal to many -- not ...

Most major attractions in NYC tend to be packed to the gills, but this jam-packed spot has earned the unofficial title of ...

For better or worse, one can never be sure what there will be to see on the New York City subway. If you know just where to look, however, you can take advantage of the Metropolitan Transportation ...

The New York City subway is not a glamorous scene to behold. Between the grime, the crime, and the occasional scurrying rat, it is best experienced in small doses and only when the need arises.

Okay, this one’s a bit of a cheat, since you can only access the station on tours led by the New York Transit Museum.But the old City Hall subway stop, closed since 1945, was arguably the ...

“We want people to think about what the next 120 years look like,” Concetta Bencivenga, New York Transit Museum director, told The Post. “The subway is for everyone. It’s the grea… ...

But CONTEMPORARY ART UNDERGROUND: MTA Arts & Design New York (The Monacelli Press, $60), by Sandra Bloodworth and Cheryl Hageman, invites us to see extraordinary beauty in the mundane. Image ...

Martha Cooper is a photojournalist based in New York City and Baltimore, who is known for her images of graffiti artists and urban culture. Her work will be exhibited at New York City’s Steven ...

More Than 2,500 New York City Subway Cars Are Now Artificial Underwater Reefs. See This Artist’s Remarkable Photos of Them Here The images are now on view at the New York Transit Museum's Grand ...

New York in 1974 was a city in crisis. The Mayor, Abe Beame, slashed the city's budget in a bid to stave off bankruptcy, which meant laying off school teachers, police officers and subway staff.