GROUNDSWELL IN THE NEWS
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Sunday, 01/24/2016
Mural Unites Crown Heights
An artistic creation of a mural titled "Crown Heights One" brought together community leaders of the Jewish and black communities.
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Wednesday, 01/20/2016
Wednesday: CM Laurie Cumbo Invites Crown Heights Residents to Weigh in on Community Mural
The ONE CROWN HEIGHTS mural [to be executed by Groundswell] has the ability to transform and unite the residents; the public’s contributions are not only valued, but necessary.
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Tuesday, 01/19/2016
Jeff Koons Will Work With Teenagers on Upcoming Soho Mural
Jeff Koons is currently working with a group of students on the mural's design and implementation, and even hosted them for an afternoon in his studio.
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Monday, 01/18/2016
Jeff Koons and Local Teens Set to Create Mural at New SoHo Luxury Hotel
The new luxury hotel in SoHo from developer Aby Rosen will feature a mural by Jeff Koons and a group of local teens.
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Thursday, 01/14/2016
New City Program Brings Art by Public Housing’s Own Residents to its Walls
Councilman Ritchie Torres has wrangled $500,000 for an as yet unnamed city program launching next month that will employ NYCHA residents aged 16 to 24 to paint murals on the walls of the public housing facilities where they live.
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Thursday, 12/10/2015
Clarke Celebrates Brooklyn Art Institutions’ Haul Of NEA Grants
Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke celebrated that once again Brooklyn arts and cultural organizations received a truckload of National Endowment for the Arts 2015 grants announced this week to support their work in the community.
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Monday, 12/07/2015
The Impact of Street Art
WPIX interviewed Patrick Verel on their morning show about Verel's book, Graffiti Murals: Exploring the Impact of Street Art.
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Thursday, 12/03/2015
One Crown Heights Arts initiative hosts panel discussion promoting diversity through arts
Supporters of the One Crown Heights Arts initiative gathered at a panel discussion hoping to bridge cultures through the arts.
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Wednesday, 12/02/2015
Local Youth Leadership Programs Receive Thousands In Grants From Brooklyn Community Foundation
Youth education, leadership, and employment programs in Park Slope, Gowanus, and in Brooklyn at large, are getting some much-needed support thanks to $2 million in grants from Brooklyn Community Foundation (BCF).
Heather Chin, Park Slope Stoop -
Wednesday, 12/02/2015
Panel Discussion Planned to Connect Black, Caribbean and Jewish Residents of Crown Heights
New York City Council Member Laurie A. Cumbo will present on Wednesday, the first public panel discussion for One Crown Heights, a cross-cultural project intended to increase community bonds, mobilize positive behavior and create opportunities for the black, Caribbean, Jewish and newer residents to work towards One Crown Heights.
C. Zawadi Morris, The Brooklyn Reader