J. Murphy
A 1937 Heiz Warneke sculpture surveys the courtyard at Harlem River Houses.
NYCHA has undertaken a comprehensive effort to inventory the art it owns with the aim of making it more visible to residents and the city at large. The hope is to make the value of public housing clearer to all.
Two Councilmembers sat down last week to meet a roomful of residents and workers concerned about the proposed rezoning. Questions about local hiring, business displacement, income diversity and when to say “no” were on the agenda.
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