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DREAD SCOTT
THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF FREEDOM IN A COUNTRY FOUNDED ON SLAVERY AND GENOCIDE |DUMBO | 2014
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More Art Presents: Andres Serrano: Residents of New York
ANDRES SERRANO
RESIDENTS OF NEW YORK | WEST VILLAGE | 2014
PABLO HELGUERA
EL CLUB DE PROTESTA | THE HIGHLINE | 2011
XAVIERA SIMMONS
WHEN YOU'RE LOOKING AT ME, YOU'RE LOOKING AT COUNTRY | FULTON and ELLIOT HOUSES, CHELSEA | 2010
KIMSOOJA
AN ALBUM | HUDSON GUILD | 2009
TONY OURSLER
AWGTHTGTWTA (Are We Going to Have to Go Through with This Again?) | CHELSEA | 2008
GARY SIMMONS
COLLECTIVE PORTRAIT | CHELSEA | 2005
RECENT | 10TH ANNIVERSARY GALA
2014 marks the 10th Anniversary of More Art. In honor of a decade providing engaging public art to the community at large, we are hosting our biggest benefit yet.
RECENT | No Fixed Address
A panel discussion about art as an Advocacy Tool for the Homeless.
CURRENT | ARTS AMBASSADORS
Arts Ambassadors is a 15 weeks intensive mentorship program for high school students who wish to learn more about public art and socially engaged art practice.
RECENT | DREAD SCOTT
A public art performance piece by artist Dread Scott engaging with the legacy of racism in the United States and pointing to the continuing struggles faced by minorities across the nation.
RECENT | ANDRES SERRANO
Over several months, Andres Serrano has engaged with homeless individuals in New York City, creating a series of large-scale photographic portraits called Residents of New York, a site-specific public art project which takes a look at the many faces of homelessness and poverty in New York City.
RECENT | ART WALKS
Visit the art filled neighborhoods of NYC and discuss the history and culture of the local community.
Following last weeks post from Yudelka Espinal we are delighted to continue a series of blog posts by High School Students from the Gotham Professional Arts Academy in Bedford-Stuyvesant. The students attended our public art performance by Dread Scott this past October in DUMBO. Over the course of the following weeks the students organized a
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