Xu Bing Exhibit in Wall Street Journal
To mark the tenth anniversary of September 11th, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council presented the U.S. premiere of “Where Does the Dust Itself Collect?.”
Read More →To mark the tenth anniversary of September 11th, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council presented the U.S. premiere of “Where Does the Dust Itself Collect?.”
Read More →To commemorate the ten-year anniversary of September 11th, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) launched InSite: Art + Commemoration.
Read More →Hundreds of balloons featuring hand-written lines of poetry contributed by visitors created a floating poem at LMCC’s Building 110 on Governors Island.
Read More →A new study released today brings good news for consumers fed up with being forced into the abyss of automated phone menus.
Read More →Author Barbara Kingsolver will receive the first-ever Richard C. Holbrooke Distinguished Achievement Award from the Dayton Literary Peace Prize.
Read More →The entire top half of today’s New York Times arts section features a beautiful photo of STREB performing at the River To River Festival.
Read More →In a summer filled with Shakespeare productions in New York City, PKPR helped New York Classical Theatre’s production of Henry V stand out.
Read More →Jules Feiffer’s was celebrated by Arts World Financial Center in a series of special events during River To River Festival.
Read More →PKPR was proud to play a role in the historic passage of same-sex marriage in New York State through our work with Friendfactor.
Read More →OfficeDepot.com and SierraTradingPost.com do not like to make their customers wait, according to a major new study by STELLAService.
Read More →Time Inc. tapped PKPR to handle publicity for Ten NYC Startups to Watch, its flagship event during Internet Week New York 2011.
Read More →One of the highlights of Internet Week New York was Can You Draw The Internet, a competition all about capturing the Internet.
Read More →The first-ever archaeological dig of the Internet, Digital Archaeology, brought some of the Internet’s earliest and most influential websites back to life.
Read More →PKPR has represented The Webby Awards since they began in San Francisco in 1997. Now, we celebrate the 15th Annual Webby Awards.
Read More →Nearly 250 crowd-sourced events, including panels, exhibits, meetups, conferences, and parties, will bring the Internet to life across New York City.
Read More →Putting a spotlight on artists whose work is synonymous with New York City, The 10th Annual River To River Festival unveiled a stellar line-up.
Read More →PKPR handled publicity for the launch of TheFinalEdition.com, a new satire with teeth that promises to dominate the Internet.
Read More →For Melanoma Awareness Month, PKPR promoted SpaFinder’s “I Will Reflect” bracelet which changes color when exposed to harmful UV rays.
Read More →After a successful pilot launch in New York City and Los Angeles, SpaFinder expanded SpaRahRah, its deals program.
Read More →In “The Attendants” by The Nerve Tank, audience members were invited to send text messages and tweets to influence the actions of two performers.
Read More →On the eve of Governors Island opening for the summer, PKPR placed a feature in the Wall Street Journal on Building 110.
Read More →PKPR secured a great segment on The Today Show today highlighting SpaFinder Gift Certificates as a great last-minute gift for Mother’s Day.
Read More →Bieber. Meryl Streep. Angry Birds. The Old Spice Guy. It’s not a weird dream, it’s some of the diverse nominees for The 15th Annual Webby Awards.
Read More →PKPR developed and implemented an aggressive, national campaign to promote SpaFinder’s Wellness Week 2011.
Read More →Living up to its reputation as the ultimate crowd-sourced festival, Internet Week New York last week launched Make the Stage.
Read More →PKPR is proud to announce that we are now representing STELLAService, the first independent customer service ratings provider for online retailers.
Read More →This year, global fans around the world will be able to experience the Webby Awards live thanks to a unique partnership.
Read More →The sound of Carnival carousing and swordfights filled the World Financial Center this March when it presented a production of The Rover.
Read More →The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences has identified security, privacy, net neutrality, and more as the top five challenges.
Read More →Highlights from a forthcoming full-length musical exploring the controversial life and legacy of urban planner Robert Moses.
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