Why the Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program Is More Relevant Than Ever The residency has evolved over nearly three decades to meet the shifting needs of contemporary artists while staying grounded in its founding values. By Elisa Carollo
Brooklyn’s Iconic Domino Sugar Sign Gets a Second Life as an Art Installation The sign's monumental neon yellow letters have been repurposed by artist Virginia Overton. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
The Best Public Art Opening in New York City This Spring Yinka Shonibare, Phil Collins, Diana Al-Hadid and Virginia Overton: here are the best public works opening across the city this spring, right in time for 'outside season.' By Juliet Helmke
Afternoon Bulletin: Fire Sweeps Historic Church, NYC Sends 1M Condoms to Puerto Rico By Felipe De La Hoz
Two Trees Cedes to de Blasio’s Demands, Agrees to Build More Affordable Housing at Domino Site By Kim Velsey
Is the Public Getting Swindled By the City’s Short-Sighted School and Library Sell-Offs? By Kim Velsey
Mercedes House Speeds Ahead: Two Trees Sold Those Condos to Invesco Because It Was the Best Deal By Matt Chaban
Setting Up Domino: Two Trees Just Getting to Work on What to Do With Its Sweet Brooklyn Prize By Matt Chaban
Revving Up Mercedes House: As Rentals Get Off to a Fast Start, Two Trees Wants to Rename 11th as West End Avenue By Matt Chaban
Related, Two Trees, Andre Balazs, FXFowle Among Firms Flooding Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 1 By Matt Chaban
Dumbo Incubator/Co-Working Spot Coming in Fall, Thanks to a City, a School and Two Walentases By Adrianne Jeffries