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Monthly Archives: January 2013
NYC Makes List for Top ArtPlaces 2013
We’re constantly referring to NYC as one of the best hubs for art in the country, and ArtPlace America recently reaffirmed that claim when they named two NYC locations in their “Top Twelve ArtPlaces” list. ArtPlace is an “initiative recognizing … Continue reading
Tropical Paradise at THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN and photography tips.
By Devon Johnson, Contributing Writer Devon Johnson is a new contributing writer for Community Arts NYC. Devon grew up in Brooklyn in NYCHA’s Marcy Development, and is one of our New York based writers. Check out his introductory post here. If … Continue reading
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Tagged Devon, New York Botanical Garden, NYCHA, photography, tips, tropical paradise
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Arts Center Awards Art Grants
The Arts Center of Yates County handed out seven arts grants in November to people and organizations dedicated to supporting and promoting the arts in Yates County, New York. “This year’s funding will benefit a wide range of ages and … Continue reading
Creating Unique Wall Art
Seeing or creating professional art is always a valuable experience. Art often evokes emotion or shows us something in a different way than we had seen it before. But creating art is an entirely different experience. The piece, no matter … Continue reading
New York City Housing Authority- Changing Minds and Changing Attitudes
By Devon Johnson, Contributing Writer Devon Johnson is a new contributing writer for Community Arts NYC. Devon grew up in Brooklyn in NYCHA’s Marcy Development, and is one of our New York based writers. Check out his introductory post here. The … Continue reading
Art & Videogames to Save Animals
What do art and videogames have to do with animals? For starters, they’re coming together to save rescue dogs. Press Paws is a charity art show dedicated to raising money for What’s Up Dog! L.A., a dog rescue initiative. Its … Continue reading
Vintage Posters To Be Sold In NYC
Hans Sachs was a dentist in Berlin during the Third Reich. He also happened to be Jewish, and in 1938 the Nazis seized his property, among it a collection of about 12,500 posters. For years, the family thought the posters—which … Continue reading
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Tagged Arlan Ettinger, National Bohemian Hall, new york, vintage posters, WWII
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New Contributing Writer- T-Boye Doe
Hello Digital World, It’s your soon to be favorite blogging superhero, “T-Boye Doe” LLLLOOOLLLLL !!!. I hail from one of the most liveliest boroughs, one that is enriched with culture, art and creativity that’s only known as Brooklyn, New York. … Continue reading
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Tagged art, contributing writer, new york, T-Boye Doe
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Nintendo’s Art Academy Has Something For Everyone
With every advance of technology comes a greater capacity to create educational tools and opportunities for anyone with access to that technology. And while, for the most part, video games are meant purely for entertainment, sometimes they’re much more than … Continue reading
The New York Historical Society gives you 40,000 things to remember!
By Devon Johnson, Contributing Writer Devon Johnson is a new contributing writer for Community Arts NYC. Devon grew up in Brooklyn in NYCHA’s Marcy Development, and is one of our New York based writers. Check out his introductory post here. Since … Continue reading
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Tagged contributing writer, Devon Johnson, museums, The New York Historical society
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