Raccoon in Garbage Can Puppet Food & Cooking New York Now: Home—A Photography

New York Now: Home—A Photography Triennial

The catalog for New York Now: Home includes a set of four 24-page booklets in a complementary slipcase

that have gained iconic meaning worldwide

As recent arrivals continue to find new ways to make New York’s neighborhoods their own

Raccoon in Garbage Can Puppet Food & Cooking New York Now: Home—A PhotographyWhos that masked troublemaker making all that noise? Just a raccoonNew Yorks own stripytailed bandit (Procyon lotor), clever, curious, and always open to a free snack. Found in all five boroughs, raccoons thrive in the urban jungle with nimble, thumblike paws made for climbing, prying, and rummaging. Spotting one is a classic city experiencealmost as memorable as encountering this mischievous character during a visit to the Museum of the City of New