Brooklyn Recycle Project Tribeca Pediatrics Says It Will Keep The Mosaic Mural On Cortelyou Road Photo by Juan Carlos PintoAfter urging from the community, Tribeca Pediatrics says it will keep the mosaic mural on Cortelyou Road near Rugby Road. Tribeca Pediatrics started work on the facade of their new location in the former John’s Bakery at 1322 Cortelyou Road this week, which had some
Brooklyn Recycle Project Juan Carlos Pinto On Community Art & Living In Flatbush Neighbor Matt MacLean directed us to this awesome video by Brooklyn Independent Television about local artist and neighborhood beautifier Juan Carlos Pinto, who’s responsible (along with the Brooklyn Recycle Project) for well-known area installations like the enormous pixelated portraits at the corner of Cortelyou and Marlborough Roads, the Brooklyn
Brooklyn Recycle Project Help Work on the Newkirk Plaza Mosaic Artist and neighbor Carlos Pinto and the Brooklyn Recycle Project will be working on the mosaic mural at the Newkirk Plaza passageway on Saturday, March 9 from about 10am to 1pm, and he’s inviting anyone interested to come and help out. He wants this to be a piece for
Brooklyn Recycle Project Help Finish Newkirk Plaza’s Alleyway Art The mosaic and mural in the Newkirk Plaza alleyway will be finished this month, says Newkirk Cares. Juan Carlos Pinto of the Brooklyn Recycle Project and Susan Jaramillo, who created the mural on the opposite wall of the passageway, will be working to finish by the 22nd. The Kickstarter launched
Brooklyn Recycle Project Installing a Mosaic on John’s Juan Carlos Pinto and the Brooklyn Recycle Project were out on Cortelyou Road yesterday, inviting neighbors as part of the Brooklyn ARTery workshops to help install a mosaic on a wall next to John’s Bakery. The Brooklyn Recycle Project’s goal is to promote community involvement through the integration
