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A Monaco Grand Prix experience. A world food tour for culinary aficionados. A proposal on top of Mt. Everest. To most of us, these sound like fantasy trips or ideal vacations. But to others, they're actual birthdays and trips that were set up by the luxury travel agency In The Know. The brainchild of founders Lia Batkin and Seth Kaplan, the agency calls itself a "travel and lifestyle company" that caters to a young, savvy demographic. The team puts together personalized luxury experiences for their clients, with a wide range of locations, experiences, and elements that turn an ordinary birthday into a glamorous memory. We sat down with Lia Batkin to talk about how the company was founded, as well as the passions that fuel its success. Click through for our interview and slideshow. More»
Made out of 1,000 pieces of salvaged plexiglass and steel, the Watertower, designed by Tom Fruin opens today in Brooklyn. The plexiglass pieces were scavenged from all around New York City, with pieces taken from old sign shops to various warehouses. More»
Instead of photographers fighting for the best spot near the runway, they are now competing to capturing the best look off the catwalk. The trend of 'street style' is dominating the fashion industry as of late, so check out these awesome street style blogs for inspiration for your next look! More»
Radiohead, perennial frontrunner for the title of Best Band In The World, popularized a revolutionary pay-what-you-can price format for their last album, In Rainbows. But guitarist Ed O'Brien's delightfully scatterbrained entry on the group's official website this weekend delivers the goods without even allowing you to pay for it. More»
Turns out Upper East Siders aren't breathing such rarefied air after all. The neighborhood, arguably New York's snobbiest, is also its smoggiest. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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