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May 9

El Barrio Bikes! Bike BASH BikeART Party

A great big thank you to everyone who came out and the organizers for the El Barrio Bikes! BikeBASH last weekend at the Johnson Center in East Harlem!

Sade King with Princeton and Jayden

Ernestine Brock takes in Times Square

Rahnell Lambright taking a break on Randall’s Island

Sade King with Princeton and Jayden

Carey King prefers biking to boating on the Harlem River

Taycha Rodriguez gives Jasper a helping hand

Watch out for the animals in Central Park! (Omid Rastergar-Nahvi)

Anisa Tompkins declares victory on the East River bikeway

Christian Dilbert expresses the Spirit of East Harlem

Lilyanna Wilson taking in bikes, art and Central Park

Gideon Rivera is ready for the 103rd St Bridge!

Gohan Manzano on permanent weekend with the Empire State Building

Jul 25

BikeART Party at Alice Austen House with #LetsGoSmartNYC!

 

It was a beautiful day at Alice Austen House on July 22. (With the Kawicki family. )

Annamay Olsen revisits Woolworth’s in Stapleton.

The Atteberry family in the present future. (Urby)

Zygmanski family with a friend in 1896 New York (photograph Alice Austen)

Salome and Sandra Barone  (Verrazano Bridge: Staten Island Advance/ Bill Lyons)

Timmy Moe and Kaleb Martin on Bay Street, looking north, Stapleton

See more pictures here

Jun 26

BikeART Party at the Harlem Skyscraper Criterium

Some amazingly stylish people turned up for the BikeART Party in Harlem on Sunday.

Dani Mungin, aka competitor Nº 306 in the Harlem Skyscraper Cycling Classic, takes time out on Randall’s Island.

Bernadette and Todd Murrell, relaxing on the the East River Esplanade before competing in the Brompton World Championship.

Olympic competitor James Joseph (R), taking it easy in Central Park with nephew Reginald Thomas. I’m not going to lie, we were impressed.

Dulcie Canton out and about.

John Miggins getting a head start on some bicyclists on Broadway at 64th Street in 1898–or maybe it’s the other way around.

 

Robert Jackson on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx, as imagined by Choi Design Partners for the Design Trust for Public Space.

 

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