• Thursday, 06/25/2015

  Bronx Playground Gets a 'Green' Makeover

  A Bronx playground is back in business after a million dollar makeover that gives new meaning to the term "green space."

  Roger Clark
• Wednesday, 06/24/2015

  DenDekker Unveils 9/11 Fallen Heroes Mural

  Assemblyman Michael DenDekker unveiled on June 13 the 9/11 Fallen Heroes Mural in Jackson Heights, which honors three local residents who were killed in the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center.

  Queens Gazette
• Thursday, 06/18/2015

  “Local Heroes" Brighten Dark Areas On Glenwood Road

  A near perfect Friday morning was fused with the arts in the Flatlands area

  Gregory Alcala
• Thursday, 06/18/2015

  Mural honors 9/11 heroes

  There is a new mural in Jackson Heights paying tribute to three residents who were killed in the Sept. 11 attacks.

  Queens Chronicle
• Monday, 06/15/2015

  “We’re In This Love Together” Summer Mural

  Students from the The Hetrick-Martin Institute installed murals on June 12th at First Street Green Art Park Plaza.

  First Street Green Art Park
• Friday, 06/12/2015

  Mural goes up on Jackson Heights wall in honor of local 9/11 victims

  A mural dedicated to three local residents who were killed on 9/11 has been painted onto to a Jackson Heights wall.

  Michael Florio
• Friday, 06/12/2015

  Mural Dedication: “The Seed of Diversity”

  Youth artists in Corona celebrate neighborhood diversity through public art.

  Food Bazaar Supermarket
• Wednesday, 06/10/2015

  "Assembling the Future" - CHAH's New Mural

  After more than 3 months of work, the mural in front of our school was finally unveiled this week!

  Theodore Dickhudt, CHAH
• Monday, 06/08/2015

  Groundswell’s Mural Dedication Ceremony!

  Over the past few months, Row New York teamed up with Groundswell Community Mural Project and Catskill Watershed Corporation to design and create a series of mural banners inspired by Row New York’s three locations–our World’s Fair Boathouse in Flushing-Meadows Corona Park, Queens, the Peter Jay Sharp Boathouse in upper Manhattan, and our main office and academic spaces in Long Island City, Queens.

  Alessandra Simeone
• Friday, 06/05/2015

  Miss Piggy Lauded for Her ‘Determination and Grit’ at Brooklyn Museum

  The audience included children from the Ronald McDonald House New York who are suffering from pediatric cancer, along with their families, as well as Brooklyn-based Girl Scout Troops 2081 and 2158, Brooklyn-based Girls for Gender Equity and artists from Groundswell, a community mural project.

  Stav Ziv

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