Underground Art
Adrian BruneArt of the New York City subway and its sister Metros around the world
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The Morningside Heights Stations
The 96th Street Station showcases the push-pull between subway architects and the ever-shrinking budgets of the subway line owners.
The 86th Street Station
Westside Views (1989), 37 ceramic murals envisioned by artist Nitza Tufiño and 17 students from the Grosvenor Community House, have value beyond any gallery price.
Squire Vickers and 72nd + 79th Streets Stations
A collage of the station house at 72nd Street, designed in Dutch Renaissance by Heins and LaFarge. But by the time Squire Vickers was involved, Beaux-Arts was on the outs and the more simplified mosaic Arts and Crafts style was in.
Nancy Spero and Lincoln Center
A collage of photographs of “Artemis, Acrobats, Divas and Dancers” by artist Nancy Spero, As both artist and activist, Nancy Spero had a career that spanned fifty years, mostly in New York.
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Chastened idealists. Disenfranchised journalist. Tennis player.
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