Many people view public art as a waste of taxpayer money. They believe that the funds could be better spent on other, more important things
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Between Four Freedoms, Breakthrough Art, Opens in the Park
Between Four Freedoms, a breakthrough work by Shaun Leonardo, opened in FDR Four Freedoms Park, this week. A work so unlike anything before it, it
What’s the lifespan these days for Roosevelt Island graffiti?
The lifespan for Roosevelt Island graffiti? short or eternal? Hard to tell, and these example show why. By David Stone The Roosevelt Island Daily News
Roosevelt Islander Toshiko Kitano Groner Leads The Art Students League’s Spring Exhibit
Toshiko Kitano Groner’s growth as an artist has been on display at Roosevelt Island’s RIVAA Gallery since its inception. That growth, almost inevitably, leads to
Only in New York City, Whimsey, COVID and a Taxi in Kips Bay
A peak of New York City whimsey stands tall in Kips Bay, just a block away from the busy 34th Street NYC Ferry terminal.
