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Groundswell

Respect is the Strongest Compliment, 2015. Acrylic on brick wall, 20 x 100 ft. Located at 1102 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.

Groundswell Marks 20 Years of Turning NYC Walls Into Social Murals

Groundswell celebrates 20 years of amplifying the voices of young people and artists of color through their murals that can be found throughout New York City.
By Margaret Carrigan
NYCHA buildings. (Photo: New York City Housing Authority)

New City Program Brings Art by Public Housing’s Own Residents to its Walls

A new program will bring community made murals to the walls of NYCHA housing.
By Guelda Voien

Citing Concerns About Backpage.com, Film Forum Pulls Advertising from Village Voice

The independent Manhattan movie house Film Forum has decided to pull its advertising from the Village Voice, citing concerns about
By Kat Stoeffel

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A richly patterned textile-style image shows a winged mythical creature with a horse’s body and a human female head, adorned with elaborate jewelry and a headdress, set against a densely decorated floral background framed by ornate borders.

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A manuscript page with images of saints

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