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Art in the Subways, Zoetropes, and a Public Art Opportunity for Columbia Students!
Art is literally everywhere in New York; that’s one of the great things about this city. In addition to the seemingly endless number of theatres, galleries, museums, and music venues, there are buskers, street art (or as some would call … Continue reading
