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Saturday, March 27 – Friday, April 30 10:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. EDT Hours: Tuesday- Saturday 10:30 – 6:30 pm Please note: the street-side entrance for the pop-up is 59 West 49th Street (between 5th and 6th Avenue). To mark the publication of Aperture magazine’s “New York”—a special issue honoring the city through photographs and essays by visionary artists and writers, Aperture and Rockefeller Center are collaborating to create a month-long photography program celebrating New York, in the heart of the city, that includes outdoor public art exhibitions, a virtual talk series, and a ...

NYC’s Rockefeller Center now accepting submissions for 2021 ‘Flag Project’ display Updated Feb 11, 2021; Facebook Share NEW YORK, N.Y.-- Rockefeller Center in Manhattan is calling serious artists, and aspiring creators from the five boroughs to show their love for New York City by submitting designs specialized for a flag. The initiative, titled “The Flag Project,” celebrates the medium of photography and invites New Yorkers and non-New Yorkers alike to submit their photos, 83 of which will be produced as 8-foot by 5-foot flags across the Rockefeller Center campus that will be flo...

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Four things in Wilmington (in-person and virtual) to celebrate MLK Day Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is historically a time to reflect on the late Civil Rights leader and his thoughts and goals for a better world during a time when society was changing and colliding. And as issues such as racial injustice and more recently a Capitol Hill riot remain at the forefront, the anniversary of King's birthday on Friday --  MLK Day, however, observed Monday -- perhaps holds more meaning than ever. So while some annual MLK Day events, such as the downtown parade, are canceled this year due to C...

Offensive? >> you know, we have been able to talk to the teacher and i just think at this point it might really be difficult to determine what was said. i can acknowledge that something was said that the student was uncomfortable with and what we would want to do is work out with the parents and the teacher and everybody to make this thing work out well for everyone. >> is there any policy in the school that says that you can't write, you know, "god bless america" and "in god we trust?" is there anything on record like that at the school district? >> absolutely not. we're kind of perplexed bec...