Though their paths have frequently crossed, two New Deal-WPA vets, Joseph Delaney, 74, and Herman Cherry, 69, had never met Read more…

During CETA orientation week at the Fashion Institute of Technology on Seventh Avenue and 27th Street, three cultural big wigs Read more…

Leonard Giustino is one of the thirty CETA artists currently employed by the Council for the Arts in Westchester, a Read more…

Eric Kroll’s “Sex Objects, An American Photodocumental”, published a year ago by Addison House in Danbury, New Hampshire, rode out Read more…

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How the government’s Art in Architecture program really works On April 14 at 11 a.m. with due pomp and ceremony, Read more…

The larger-than-life murals dominating the grand lobby of the new Labor Department, which were dedicated on March 4, came to Read more…

Introduction Rukus Manhattan culminates a thirteen-month collaborative effort by Red Grooms and his multitalented crew of visual mercenaries to build Read more…

Sailors’ Snug Harbor, the multifaceted white elephant created by a privateers’ fortune in the 18th century, is leaving, a landmark Read more…