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ArtBridge : Kingston 2013

  • ArtBridge : Kingston 2013

About

ArtBridge : Kingston is our organization’s first public installation outside the five boroughs, unveiled in March of 2013 on the Broadway bridges in Midtown Kingston, NY.

Over 100 artists from Wallkill to Woodstock submitted works for consideration via our online open call to Mid-Hudson Valley-based artists. The artists featured in the exhibition were Ulster-Country based Emily Gui and Adie Russell. The installation opened on March 10 in conjunction with the city’s Saint Patrick’s Parade.

Partners & Sponsors

Radio WoodstockColor Page -- ArtBridge sponsor FastSigns-- ArtBridge sponsor

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Media/Press

400 sq ft mural, on view at Taft Houses, 5th Ave, and 112th St, NYC. Commissioned by Artbridge.
Public Art, Community Hope, The Nation
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January 6, 2023

400 sq ft mural, on view at Taft Houses, 5th …

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‘Deck the Streets’ wreaths embellish South Shore telephone poles, Staten Island Live
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December 22, 2022

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Telephone poles in Annadale, Eltingville and …

ArtBridge, Star Review
A plethora of local groups gets together to plan a plethora of local events, Star Review
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November 18, 2022

In the middle of October, there was an art celebration …

Transforming urban spaces: 2 Staten Island NYCHA buildings get an artistic makeover
Transforming urban spaces: 2 Staten Island NYCHA buildings get an artistic makeover, Staten Island Live
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August 8, 2022

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — There are more than 300 miles …

On July 8, a new art exhibition, “Present Power / Future Hopes,” brought outdoor art indoors to showcase the work of 59 New York-based artists who created 25,000 square feet of art to help beautify and bring public art to 17 NYCHA developments across the city. The exhibition is produced by ArtBridge as a culmination of its Bridging the Divide program, a fellowship in which local artists design temporary public artworks that reflect the lives, histories, and aspirations of NYCHA residents. The artists created over 50 new, site-specific artwork that was affixed to construction fencing and sidewalk sheds at each location, as made possible through the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs’ City Canvas pilot initiative. As part of the fellowship, the artists held hundreds of art workshops and community events with NYCHA residents. (See past NYCHA Journal stories on Bridging the Divide here.)
ArtBridge Exhibition Celebrates Public Art at NYCHA Developments, The NYCHA Journal
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July 18, 2022

On July 8, a new art exhibition, “Present Power / …

https://pix11.com/news/local-news/public-artwork-brightens-up-new-york-city-scaffolding-other-eyesores/
Public artwork brightens up New York City scaffolding, other eyesores on PIX 11
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July 13, 2022

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Scaffolding is normally an eyesore, but …

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