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Public Art in the Bronx

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Public Art in the Bronx

Two images from Public Art in the Bronx, an NEH-supported website launched by the Lehman College Art Gallery (www.lehman.edu/publicart [1]) that features an eclectic array of over one hundred works found in the borough’s public places. This painted steel sculpture by Michael Browne and Stuart Smith rests a hare’s breadth from the cross-country finish line at Van Cortlandt Park. Opposite, sound and sense are at play during recess for kids attending P.S. 23 in the Bronx, thanks to Bill and Mary Buchen’s ingenious installations that make physics fun.

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Year

2009

Month

November/December

Volume

30

Issue Text

6
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Author Name

Steve Moyer

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Steve Moyer [2]
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image/jpeg iconcurio_pic_sound_playground_nd2009_1000px.jpg [3]
image/jpeg iconcurio_pic_tortoise_and_hare_nd2009_1000px.jpg [4]

Source URL: http://www.neh.gov/humanities/2009/novemberdecember/curio/public-art-in-the-bronx

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[1] http://www.neh.gov/www.lehman.edu/publicart
[2] http://www.neh.gov/humanities/author/steve-moyer
[3] http://www.neh.gov/files/humanities/articles/curio_pic_sound_playground_nd2009_1000px.jpg
[4] http://www.neh.gov/files/humanities/articles/curio_pic_tortoise_and_hare_nd2009_1000px.jpg