NYC Percent for Art

"Jean Chin's "Settings" is composed of plates donated by families and staff at the school. Learn more about this amazing collaboration here:"

"Look at the beautiful mosaic murals on the hallways and play area of the school. Mac Adams's "World Patterns and Fables" includes animals and patterns from folktales and fabrics from around the world"

"When you visit the Open Door Senior Center, try to find John Brekke's "Migration," a series of glass disks. The images are mostly fish and birds, both of which migrate around the world."

"Look at Rhoda Andors's beautiful "Econotes," a fresco which shows the wildlife that surround New York City."

"Look on the cafeteria walls to see Deborah Brown's beautiful images of local plants and animals. All of the plant and wildlife in "The Seasons" live in the nearby forests. Go outside to see them!"

"Don't you love Nobi Shioya's "Las Meninas"? The little bronze animals are scattered all throughout the school. This is art you can touch!"