It’s moved from inland @ 945 Madison Avenue at East 75th Street (From 1966 to 2014) to present 99 Gansevoort Street, Lower Manhattan, on the Hudson River, right off at the lower end of High Line park. This art museum was founded in 1931 by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney (1875
IAC Building (2007) in Chelsea, New York. He also did some jewelry design for Tiffany, Maria Sharapova sported for a while at one of the US Opens.
From High Ling park
Other buildings in the city.
The park has extended to 34th Street, across street from the Jacob Javits .
Construction is everywhere, at the high end of the park,
It’s a pretty hot day.
Frank Gehry’s IAC building. Greens, helps to cool down on a hot summer afternoon.
On the way back we got off at Chelsea Piers. The yellow robed monk, finally found his prey. (P.S. I see this sign a few month later… ) … ps: more signs I spotted in 2017
At the low end of the park, is the Whitney Museum.
13 E 37th St.
New York, NY 10016
(212) 213-2810
We had dinner at this cafe a while ago. It’s the only Chinese restaurant in New York with a Michelin star. The decor is subdue and service and food are decent. Lunch has a different mood: loud and little hectic – not uncommon in midtown. The shrimp is really good, love the red pepper rings. On Yelp
They indicate that they compensate their waiting staff well, no tipping is necessary.
This store is pretty legendary: friends from China and UK knew to go there. I purchased my Canon t2i there too.
Some used goods: We wondered in the store for a little while – checking out the Leicas and Hasselblads before heading to the proper destination: the affordable areas.
My friend purchased EOS 5D Mark III: the shutter is so much more crispier and lighter at touch where mine needs heavier press. Side by side comparison is so important. Another friend sent me his toys – I could only image the shutter of these handsome machines!
