Top stories published by Red Hook Public Art Project on Climate Change in July of 2017

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NYC Mayor’s Office - Climate Policy and Programs in Red Hook Public Art Project on Climate Change

Jul 11, 2017

Ark for the Arts

Isabelle Garbani & Jeannine Bardo

NYC Mayor’s Office - Climate Policy and Programs in Red Hook Public Art Project on Climate Change

Jul 12, 2017

Red Hook: Power Plant

Kim Holleman

NYC Mayor’s Office - Climate Policy and Programs in Red Hook Public Art Project on Climate Change

Jul 11, 2017

LEVEE

Jean Shin

When Hurricane Sandy hit New York City in Oct 29, 2012, the water came up to 51 inches to my ground floor…

NYC Mayor’s Office - Climate Policy and Programs in Red Hook Public Art Project on Climate Change

Jul 11, 2017

Bodega Boat Basin

Nancy Nowacek

NYC Mayor’s Office - Climate Policy and Programs in Red Hook Public Art Project on Climate Change

Jul 11, 2017

New Earth Resiliency Training Module

Tattfoo Tan

NYC Mayor’s Office - Climate Policy and Programs in Red Hook Public Art Project on Climate Change

Jul 12, 2017

Tide Tied

Carmella Gullo

I am an artist, living now in Red Hook for seventeen years. A water level mark of 56…

NYC Mayor’s Office - Climate Policy and Programs in Red Hook Public Art Project on Climate Change

Jul 10, 2017

Help choose a finalist at a community meeting July 20th

Please join our nine finalists at our final community meeting to hear about their proposals for a public art project to explore the impact of climate change on Red Hook. Anyone who attends the meeting can vote on which proposal should…

NYC Mayor’s Office - Climate Policy and Programs in Red Hook Public Art Project on Climate Change

Jul 11, 2017

Red Hook: The Future is Now

Eve Mosher

NYC Mayor’s Office - Climate Policy and Programs in Red Hook Public Art Project on Climate Change

Jul 11, 2017

Peninsular Circumstances

Jakob Kudsk Steensen

NYC Mayor’s Office - Climate Policy and Programs in Red Hook Public Art Project on Climate Change

Jul 11, 2017

Community Heroes, Red Hook

Jasmin Chang

May 2017

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Red Hook Public Art Project on Climate Change

The Mayor’s Office of Recovery and Resiliency, NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, and Council Member Carlos Menchaca are leading a public process to commission a public art project on climate change and sea level rise in Red Hook, Brooklyn.

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