BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYGroundbrake
Event Details:
November 19, 2011 – March 18, 2012
Curated by Joyce Manalo of ArtForward & Keith Schweitzer of MaNY Project
Presented by FABnyc’s ArtUp Program
Supported by AvalonBay Communities
Opening sponsored by Oaxaca TaqueriaArtist Reception
Curated by Joyce Manalo of ArtForward & Keith Schweitzer of MaNY Project
Presented by FABnyc’s ArtUp Program
Supported by AvalonBay Communities
Opening sponsored by Oaxaca TaqueriaArtist Reception
Saturday, November 19 @ 2PM
Oaxaca Taqueria (at the end of Extra Place)Artist Alley @ Extra Place
Enter mid-block on East 1st Street (btw Bowery & 2nd Avenue)
Metro: F, M to 2nd Avenue
Oaxaca Taqueria (at the end of Extra Place)Artist Alley @ Extra Place
Enter mid-block on East 1st Street (btw Bowery & 2nd Avenue)
Metro: F, M to 2nd Avenue
Please visit www.fabnyc.org to find out more about Fourth Arts Block(FABnyc) and
www.fabnyc.org/artup.php to find out more about ArtUp.
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