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Local artist Thomas Witte [http://thomaswitteart.com/], who you may remember from a profile on this site last year [/blog/art-music/thomas-witte-paper-cut-artist], will be one of four papercut artists featured in an exhibit called On Paper [http://mta.info/mta/aft/gct/on-paper.html], organized by MTA Arts for Transit
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You may have spotted the newest Arts for Transit poster on the subways recently, but did you know that the man behind the work is a South Slope neighbor? Lothar Osterburg [http://home.earthlink.net/~lotharosterburg/], who moved to 14th Street in 1996, has created a magnificent example of photogravure
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The five stationary rocking chairs of the Arts for Transit installation called “Brooklyn Bucolic” by artist Ed Kopel are finally in place on the porch of the landmarked Avenue H station house. And yes, you read that right, they are non-rocking rocking chairs. That’s not the only fake-out – while
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Local officials cut the ribbon on the elevators of the new ADA Bay Parkway station.A ribbon cutting ceremony was held at the West End D Line’s Bay Parkway station today, after crews completed years of work rehabilitating seven of the line’s stations throughout Bensonhurst. This stimulus project,
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"Mermade/Dionysus and the Pirates" (1999). Photo by Jeremiah Cox / Subway NutThe MTA Arts for Transit’s Amy Hausmann will lead participants on a walking tour along the Brighton Line, October 2 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., with the focus being on the