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Afterlife- An Online Exhibition SF, CA

Started Jan 18, 2009

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Richard F Kessler left a comment for Melissa

Hello Melissa, My interest in writing you today is to share Brooklyn’s greatest architectural public artwork. Why it is unknown is a mystery. But it is threatened. And nobody knows it…

Mar 31, 2011

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H! glad to meet you, add me a friend please. Thanks

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Hi Melissa I just saw your, calling artists: afterlife, Do you still want submissions?

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First Name: Mel

Last Name: Hempel

Age: 18-24

Which of the following best describe you?: Curator, Art enthusiast

How often are you the first among your friends to try something new?: Very often

What is your website address?: http://www.cccgallery.org

How did you hear about Brooklyn Art Project?: Chinese Culture Center SF

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At 5:12pm on March 31, 2011, Richard F Kessler said…: Hello Melissa,

My interest in writing you today is to share Brooklyn’s greatest architectural public artwork.

Why it is unknown is a mystery. But it is threatened. And nobody knows it exists.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d2/Arch_and_EmpireSB_-_Grand_Army_Plaza_Brooklyn.jpg

The Tower of the Empire State Building bisects the Arch in Brooklyn’s Grand Army Plaza.

Landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted and architect Calvert Vaux created the framework for this continuing work-in-progress as the Civil War ended, 25 years before the Arch, 65 years before the Tower, 105 years before the Mirador, and 145 years before I stumbled across it.

http://www.rfkessler.com/coincidenceColor.pdf

In starting the “Grand Army Plaza” group here at Brooklyn Arts Project, I hope to share ideas on how to raise public awareness to protect and promote this View as an historic visual corridor. Development threatens to eclipse the view.

Please forward the links to friends, artists, architects, bloggers, politicos, media and civilians.

Your friend, Richard

At 9:56am on September 5, 2009, Manohar.Chiluveru said…: H!

glad to meet you, add me a friend please.

Thanks

At 10:34am on September 3, 2009, Rossello Damiano said…: http://rossellodamiano.ning.com/

At 7:39am on March 6, 2009, Aaron Hillebrand said…: Hi Melissa I just saw your, calling artists: afterlife, Do you still want submissions?

At 10:00am on January 19, 2009, Stephen Mead said…: Thank you Melissa. I was quite surprised to receive your invite. I will certainly check out the link. Be well!

Stephen