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Works by Urban Folk Art® Studio members Adam Suerte, Jason Mitchell and Mark Pellegrino, on display through out August.
Works by Urban Folk Art® Studio members Adam Suerte, Jason Mitchell and Mark Pellegrino, on display through out August.
Works by Urban Folk Art® Studio members Adam Suerte, Jason Mitchell and Mark Pellegrino, on display through out August.
Works by Urban Folk Art® Studio members Adam Suerte, Jason Mitchell and Mark Pellegrino, on display through out August.
The Fall | Dan Noble & Robin Roi
Featuring paintings by Dan Noble and collage works by Robin Roi, The Fall contemplates human fragility and resilience.
The Fall | Dan Noble & Robin Roi
Featuring paintings by Dan Noble and collage works by Robin Roi, The Fall contemplates human fragility and resilience.
The Fall | Dan Noble & Robin Roi
Featuring paintings by Dan Noble and collage works by Robin Roi, The Fall contemplates human fragility and resilience.
The Fall | Dan Noble & Robin Roi
Featuring paintings by Dan Noble and collage works by Robin Roi, The Fall contemplates human fragility and resilience.
Desire Lines and Daylighting is a new body of work by photographer Nathan Kensinger, looking at informal access points along three of the city’s larger waterways – the Flushing Creek, Harlem River, and Newtown Creek – and documenting work being done by community groups to open up public access along the waterfront.
Desire Lines and Daylighting is a new body of work by photographer Nathan Kensinger, looking at informal access points along three of the city’s larger waterways – the Flushing Creek, Harlem River, and Newtown Creek – and documenting work being done by community groups to open up public access along the waterfront.
Desire Lines and Daylighting is a new body of work by photographer Nathan Kensinger, looking at informal access points along three of the city’s larger waterways – the Flushing Creek, Harlem River, and Newtown Creek – and documenting work being done by community groups to open up public access along the waterfront.
Desire Lines and Daylighting is a new body of work by photographer Nathan Kensinger, looking at informal access points along three of the city’s larger waterways – the Flushing Creek, Harlem River, and Newtown Creek – and documenting work being done by community groups to open up public access along the waterfront.