Series I. Project Binders, 1969-2016, inclusive

Contains list of all CITYarts projects by project number. The master list includes: project number, project title, name of overall program the project was part of (e.g., Community Identity), project type (e.g., mural, sculpture), size of artwork, year, artist(s), collaborators (i.e., institutions doing and/or hosting the artwork), location, financial sponsors, and an image. The dates of 2011 and 2016 indicate when the pages of the list had been last updated by CITYarts.

All 5 of these projects were done at the Alfred E. Smith Recreation Center, 80 Catherine Street, on the Lower East Side.

Project 1: Children's Mural, 1969
Project 2: Halls Mural, 1969
Project 3: Sandcast Mural, 1969
Project 4: Anti-Drug Abuse Mural, 1969
Project 5: Black Woman's Mural (also referred to as Black Women of America Today), 1970-71

Project 6: Patch Work Plaza, mosaic, 1971, Washington Square Park.
Project 7: Multi-Ethnic Mural, 1972, Corner of Bowery and Catherine Street.
Project 8: Arise from Oppression mural, 1972, Henry Street Settlement Playhouse, 464 Grand Street.
Project 9: Against Domestic Colonialism mural, 1972, Curtis Park/West 46th Street Playground. (Documents only, no photos. See also the unnumbered binder in box 20 relared to the mural's restoration.)
Project 10: Grant's Tomb mosaic bench project is not in this binder, but see binder #67.
Project 11: History of Chinese Immigration to the U.S. (also referred to in the documents as the Asian Mural), 1972, Chatham Square.
Project 12: 7th Precinct Youth Council mural, 1972, 8-20 Ludlow Street.
Project 13: A Jewish Ethnic Mural, 1973, Bialystoker Home for the Aged, East Broadway.
Project 14: Effects of Budget Cuts, 1973, Forsyth and Division Streets.

Project 15: Destruction of Nature, mural, 1973, Sanitation Department Building, 140 Madison Street.
Project 16: Chinatown Today, mural, 1973, 109 East Broadway.
Project 17: Afro-Latin Mural, 1973, 50 Avenue C.
Project 18: New Birth, mural, 1974, 181 Chrystie Street.
Project 19: Art as an Alternative to Violence, mural, 1974, 73 Delancey Street.
Project 20: Italian Mural, 1974, New York Post Building, 465 Water Street. (See also binder 4.)
[Project 55]: Rivington Street Parking, mural, 1979, Rivington & Chrystie streets. (Items out of sequence; see also binder 13).

Project 20: Italian Mural, 1974, New York Post Building, 465 Water Street. (See also binder 3.)
Project 21: Black Liberation Mural, 1974, Water Resources Building, South and Clinton streets.
Project 22: Women Hold Up Half the Sky, mural, 1974, P.S. 63, 3rd Street & Avenue A. (See also binder 7.)
Project 23: Wall of Respect for Women, mural, 1974, Lower East Side Community Manpower Service Center, 165 East Broadway. (See also binder 6.)

Mural, P.S. 2 Playground, Madison and Pike streets.

Mural, Lower East Side Community Manpower Service Center, 165 East Broadway. (See also binder 4.)

Project 25: Seeds for Progressive Change, mural, 1975, 142 Forsyth Street.
Project 26: Phoenix, mural, 1975, 42nd Street & 8th Avenue. (The documents for this project also refer to Project 65, Henry Street Settlement Playhouse, 1980. See binder 12.)

Project 27: Hospital Mural, 1975, Gouverneur Hospital, 227 Madison Street.
Project 28: Puerto Rican Heritage Mural, 1975, Rutgers Community Center, Madison and Rutgers streets.

Project 29: Crear Una Sociedad Nueva, mural, 1976, 14 2nd Avenue.
Project 30: Su Casa, mural, 1976, Lower East Side Service Center's Methadone-to-Abstinence Rehabilitation location, 9 Gouverneur Slip East
Project 31: Por Los Ninos, mural, 1976, 135 Mangin Street.
Project 32: Tribute to John Lennon, mural, 1976, 2nd Avenue & Houston Street. (Fact sheet only, no photos.)
Project 33: Let Our People Grow, mural, 1976, J.H.S. 65, 46 Forsyth Street.
Project 34: Douglass Street Mural, 1976, 389 Douglass Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn.

Project 35: Instead of a specific title or brief reference, the project fact sheet records this statement: "The Painting is about the struggles and aspirations of the community seen through the eyes of Black and Latin teenagers who designed it," 1977, 5th Avenue & 1st Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn. (Documents here include those related to controversy over the mural).
Project 36: Building the Community, 1976, 166 West 132nd Street. (Documents only, no photos).
Project 37: Plaza Cultural, mural, 1977, 10th Street and Avenue C. (Documents here include agreement with landlord).
Project 38: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow, mural, 1978, Saint Barnabus House, 304 Mulberry Street.
Project 39: The Performing Arts, mural, 1977, Tompkins Square Park (includes drawing).
No Project 40 in the binder.
Project 41: Wall of Respect for the Working People of Chinatown, mural, 1977, Canal Street between Bowery and Hester Street.
Project 42: Tito Rodriquez Memorial Mural, 1977, East 10th Street at Avenue D. (Fact sheet only, no photos.)
Project 43: Children are Born to be Happy, mural, 1978, the records conflict on the location, but was possibly the Sloane Children's Center, 630 East 6th Street.
Project 44: Promenade Mural, Peace and Harmony in Nature, mural, Salvation Army, 1151 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn.
Project 45: Sports Mural, 1978, 122nd Street and Mount Morris Park West.
Project 46: Celebration in Central Park Mural, 1978, American Nursing Home, 26 Avenue B.
Project 47: El Espiritu Latino, mural, 1978, 36 Wilson Avenue, Brooklyn.
Project 48: Star Wars Mural, 1978, Northside Center for Child Development, 1301 5th Avenue. (Documents only, no photos.)
Project 49: Liberty with Birds, mural, 1978, P.S. 63, East 3rd Street. (Documents only, no photos.)
Project 50: 12th Street Garden Mural, 1978, 12th Street between Avenues A and B.
Project 51: Stapleton Library Mural Project, 1978, Wright Street, Staten Island. (Documents only, no photos.)

Project 62: Lincoln Hospital Satellite Clinic mural, 1980, Bronx. (Fact sheet only, no photos.)
Project 63: Building the Community (also referred to as Building the Community in Struggle and Unity), mural, 166 West 132nd Street.
Project 64: Brooklyn and Our Neighborhood, mural, 1980, Fifth Avenue and 54th Street, Brooklyn. (Fact sheet only, no photos. See binder 14 for photos.)
Project 65: Henry Street Settlement mural, 1980, Lower East Side. (Fact sheet only, no photos. See also binders 8 and 14 for photos.)
Project 66: Lion and Tiger, mural, East 9th Street and Avenue C. (Fact sheet only, no photos)
Project 67: Green Market mural, 1980, Manhattan. (Fact sheet only, no photos. See binder 14 for photos.)
Project 68: Delancey Street mural, 1980, F train's Delancey Street station. (Fact sheet only, no photos.)
Project 69: The Pot of Knowledge/Black Pride, mural, 1980, Martin de Porres Center, 3-10 Astoria Blvd., Queens. (See also binder 14.)
Project 70: Mu-Kei/Dream Landscape, mural, 1980, Bellevue Hospital, 27th (or 30th?) Street and 1st Avenue.
Project 71: Changes in Growth, mural, 1980, 259 Monroe Street, Passaic, NJ. (See also binder 14.)
Project 72: Sunrise/Sol Naciente, mosaic, 1980, Roberto Clemente State Park, Cedar Avenue and West Tremont Bridge, Bronx.
Project 73: The Renaissance of Church Ave, mural, 1980, 1711 Church Avenue, Brooklyn.
Project 74: Pollination, 1980-81, mural, East 48th Street Community Garden, Brooklyn.
Project 75: Unidos Venceremos, mural, East 103rd Street between Lexington and Park avenues. (Documents only, no photos. See the unnumbered binder for the 2012 restoration project in Box 21, which has 1980s photos.)
Project 76: Wall of Achievement, mural, 1980, P.S. 150, Jackson Heights, Queens. (Fact sheet only, no photos.)
Project 77: The Home, mural, 1980, 280 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn.
Project 78: Dawn of Peace, Senior Citizens Mural Project, 1980, Brookdale Senior Citizens Center, 817 Avenue H, Brooklyn. (Documents only, no photos. See binder 14 for photos.)
Project 79: Dancing Colors and Sounds, mural, 1980, P.S. 192, West 136th Street. (Documents only, no photos. See binder 14 for photos.)

Project 52: The Future Springs from the Past, mural, 1979, Langston Hughes Library, Northern Boulevard, Queens.
Project 53: God Bless Our Home, mural, 1979, 1590 East New York Avenue(?), Brooklyn.
Project 54: The Four Seasons, mural, 1979, 48th Street and Church Avenue, Brooklyn.
Project 55: Rivington Street Parking mural, 1979, Rivington and Chrystie streets. (Documents only, no photos.)
Project 56: That's the Way of the World, mural, 1979, 2182 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn.
Project 57: Port Authority Mural, 42nd Street and 8th Avenue.
Project 58: Coming Home, mural, 1979, 280 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn.
Project 59: Mosaic Workshop, 1979-81.
Project 60: People on the Bench, mural, 1980, Harlem Hospital Medical Center, Lexox Avenue.
Project 61: Rebuilding the Community in Unity and Struggle, mural, 1980, 317 Rockaway Avenue, Brooklyn.

Project 64: Brooklyn and our Neighborhood, Fifth Avenue and 54th Street, Brooklyn.
Project 65: Henry Street Settlement, 1980.
Project 67: Green Market, 1980, Manhattan.
Project 69: The Pot of Knowledge/Black Pride, 1980, Martin de Porres Center, 3-10 Astoria Blvd., Queens.
Project 71: Changes in Growth, 1980, 259 Monroe Street, Passaic, NJ
Project 78: Dawn of Peace, 1980, Brookdale Senior Citizens Center, 817 Avenue H, Bronx.
Project 79: Dancing Colors and Sounds, 1980, P.S. 192,West 136th Street.

See binder 12 for additional documents related to these projects.

Overall, this binder primarily includes documents, with only some photos.

Project 136: Geometric Abstractions, mural, 1987, J.H.S. 57, 125 Stuyvesant Avenue, Brooklyn.
Project 137: Louis Armstrong: The Prevalence of Love, Devotion, and Jazz, mural, 1987, 107-10 Northern Blvd., Queens.
Project 141: Muneco De Nieve (Snow Man), mural, 1988, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. (See also binder 25.)
Project 146: Through the Bricks, mural, 1989, J.H.S. 51, 350 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn. (See also binder 26.)
Project 147: Career Quilt, mural, 1989, P.S. 86, 2756 Reservoir Avenue, Bronx.
Project 148: Queens, mural, 1990, I.S. 126, 31-35 21st Street, Queens. (See also binder 26.)
Project 149: P.E.P.'s Bing-Bong Circus, mural, 1990, P.S. 198, 1700 3rd Avenue.
Project 152: Past, Present, Future, mural, Classon Avenue Garden, Brooklyn. (See also binder 26.)
Project 153: Save the Earth (or Colors of Music?), mural, 1989-90, Joan of Arc School, 154 West 93rd Street.(See also binder 26.)
Project 155: The Creative Process Exhibition, 1991, The Cork Gallery-Lincoln Center, Avery Fisher Hall, Bronx Museum, Brooklyn Museum, Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art.
Kids for Justice Project, 1999.
Also a packet an assortment of "random" documents that seem to date around 1999 concerning various projects.

Project 80: Reflections, mural, 1981, Brooklyn. (Documents only, no photos.)
Project 81: Sunnyside Mural, 40-01 43rd Avenue, Queens.
Project 82: Summercast Live on Channel 13, 1981.
Project 83: Girls Town, mural, 1981, 307 East 12th Street.
Project 84: Beach Street Entrance, mosaic mural, 1981, 116th Street, Rockaway Boardwalk.
Project 85: Set Design, mural, 1981, P.S. 166, 33-09 35th Avenue, Queens.
Project 86: Remember the Dream, mural, 1981, 4-5 Astoria Blvd., Queens.
Project 87: Dungeons and Dragons, mural, 1981, 15-145 Mini School, 33-34 80th Street, Queens.
Project 88: P.S. 82 Mural, 1982, 88-02 144th Street, Queens. (continues in binder 17)
Project 89: Avenue C Mural, 1982, 73-75 Avenue C. (continues in binder 17)

Project 88: P.S. 82 Mural, 1982, 88-02 144th Street, Queens. (See also binder 16.)
Project 89: Avenue C Mural, 1982, 73-75 Avenue C. (See also binder 16.)
Project 90: Flushing Mural, 1982, L.I.R.R. trestle between 40th and 41st avenues, Queens.
Project 91: Sunset Park Mural, 1982, P.S. 169, 4305 7th Avenue, Brooklyn.
Project 92: Stepping Stones, mosaic sculpture, 1982, Manhattan.
Project 93: Hebrew Educational Society of Canarsie Mural, 1982, 9502 Seaview Avenue, Brooklyn.
Project 94: Puerto Rico: Feasts, Landscape and Culture, mural, 1982, Borinquen Plaza Senior Citizen Center, 80 Seigel Street, Brooklyn.
Project 96: Louis Armstrong Mural, 1982, 32-02 Junction Blvd., Queens.
Project 97: East Harlem Mural, East 103rd Street and Park Avenue.
Project 98: Avenue X Gravesend Mural, 1982, Citibank, 265 Avenue X, Brooklyn.
Project 100: Learning (Hunter Elementary School Mural), 1982, 71 East 94th Street.

Several of these projects are also found in binder 17.

Project 90: Flushing Mural, 1982, L.I.R.R. trestle between 40th and 41st avenues, Queens. (Documents only, no photos. See binder 17.)
Project 91: Sunset Park Mural, 1982, P.S. 169, 4305 7th Avenue, Brooklyn. (Documents only, no photos. See binder 17.)
Project 92: Stepping Stones, mosaic sculpture, 1982, Manhattan. (Documents only, no photos. See binder 17.).
Project 93: Hebrew Educational Society of Canarsie Mural, 1982, 9502 Seaview Avenue, Brooklyn. (Mostly documents, including a poem, with few photos. See binder 17.)
Project 94: Puerto Rico: Feasts, Landscape and Culture, mural, 1982, Borinquen Plaza Senior Citizen Center, 80 Seigel Street, Brooklyn.
Project 95: La Colonizacion, mural, 1982.
Project 96: Louis Armstrong Mural, 1982, 32-02 Junction Blvd., Queens.
Project 97: East Harlem Mural, 1982, East 103rd Street and Park Avenue.
Project 98: Avenue X Gravesend Mural, 1982, Citibank, 265 Avenue X, Brooklyn. (Documents only, no photos. See binder 17.)
Project 99: Marble Hill Senior Center Mural, 1983, 5365 Broadway, Bronx.
Project 100: Learning (Hunter Elementary School Mural), 1982, 71 East 94th Street.
Project 101: Performing Arts Mosaic, 1983, CPE, 1573 Madison Avenue. (Documents only, no photos.)
Project 102: Central Park East School Mosaic, 1983, CES 90, 1116 Sheridan Avenue, Bronx.
Project 103: Home Sweet Hollis Home Mural, 1983, 199th Street & Hollis Avenue, Queens.
Project 104: Pueblo Nuevo, mural, 1983, 14,15,28 Clinton Street.
Project 105: St. Albans Greatest Hits, mural, underneath the Saint Albans Long Island Railroad subway station, Queens.

Project 106: The Tree of Life: Through the Golden Years, mural, 1983, Allen Community Senior Citizen Center, 166-01 Linder Blvd., Jamaica, Queens.
Project 107: We Shall Live and Build Together, mural, 1983, 24 Furman Avenue, Brooklyn. Project 108: Bushwick Mural, 1983, 24 Furman Avenue, Brooklyn.
Project 109: Nothing on this project here, but see project 102 in binder 18.
Project 110: Flowering Light, 1984, mural, 303 West 42nd Street.
Project 111: Inner City, mural, 1984, CES 2, 1363 Fulton Avenue, Bronx.
Project 112: Generations (also referred to as From One Generation to Another), mural, 1984, Avenue C between 7th and 8th Avenues.
Project 113: You'd Wish for a Million Free Parking Spaces or, On Second Thought, That You Could Fly, mural, 1984, 2 Steinway Street, Astoria, Queens.

Project 114: Roof-top Garden Mural, 1985, Village Nursing Home, 607 Hudson Street. (Documents only, no photos. See binder 22).
Project 115: Plaza Las Americas, mural, 1985, location unclear.
Project 116: Swim, mural, 1986, Manhattan.
Project 117: Human Support (also referred to as Los Sures), mural, 1985, Havemeyer and South 4th Street, Williamsburg.
Project 118: Broadway Starship, sculpture, 1985, Corporal Lawrence Thompson Park, Staten Island (includes exceptionally extensive documentation of the project).
Project 119: Roman Garden, mural, 1985, CYO Senior Center, Port Richmond, Staten Island. (Documents only, no photos. See binder 22.)
Project 120: Jackson Heights Mural, 1985, Dan's Supreme Supermarket, 87th & Northern Blvd., Queens.

Project 121: Pasaje Verde, mural, 1985, Casabe Senior Center of Casabe Houses, 150 East 121st Street.
Project 122: Carroll Gardens Collage, mural, 1985, P.S. 58, 330 Smith Street, Brooklyn.
Project 123: Birdhouses, 1985-86, Hong Ning Residence for the Elderly, 51 Norfolk Street.

Project 114: Roof-top Garden Mural, 1985, Village Nursing Home, 607 Hudson Street.
Project 119: Roman Garden, mural, 1985, CYO Senior Center, Port Richmond, Staten Island. (See binder 20).
Project 124: Rockaway Seniors, 1985, Rockaway Senior Citizens Center, Queens. (See binder 23.)

Project 124: Rockaway Seniors, mural, 1985, Rockaway Senior Citizens Center. (Documents only, no photos. See binder 22.)
Project 125: The Musicians, mural, 1986, 169 Rivington Street. (Documents only, no photos.)
Project 126: Communion/Temple, mural, 1986, United Nations Plaza.
Project 127: Come Back to Far Rockaway, mural, 1986, Vanguard Building, Far Rockaway, Queens.
Project 128: The Music Must Continue, mural, 1986, 177 Stanton Street.
Project 129: Tango USA, mural, 1986, 37th Avenue & Junction Blvd., Queens.
Project 130: Puerto Rico Theatre, mural, 1986, Queens.
Project 131: Festival of Our Lives, mural, 1986, Far Rockaway, Queens. (Fact sheet only, no photos.)
Project 132: A Salute to Ronald R. McNair, Astronaut, mural, 1986, P.S. 132, 1245 Washington Avenue, Bronx.

Project 135: Senior Citizens Mural, 1987, Brooklyn.
Project 136: Geometric Abstractions, mural, 1987, J.H.S. 57, 125 Stuyvesant Avenue, Brooklyn. (See also binder 15.)
Project 137: Louis Armstrong: The Prevalence of Love, Devotion, and Jazz, mural, 1987, 107-10 Northern Blvd., Queens. (See also binder 15.)
Project 138: Nothing in the binder for this project.
Project 139: West Astoria Hieroglyphs, mural, 1988, 12-09 Astoria Blvd., Queens.

Project 140: Jungle Dream, mural, 1988, P.S. 38, 450 Pacific Street, Brooklyn.
Project 141: Muneco de Nieve (Snow Man), mural, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. (Documents only, no photos. See also binder 15.)
Project 142: Home Run, mural, 1988, 140 Hinsdale Street, Brooklyn.
Project 143: Washington Houses, mural, 1988, 1775 3rd Avenue.
Project 144: Multi-generational Project, mural, 1988, Washington Community Center/Union Settlement, 1775 3rd Avenue.
Project 145: Four Drivers, mural, 1989, 55-58 Queens Midtown Expressway.
Project 146: Through the Bricks, mural, 1989, J.H.S 51, 350 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn. (See also binder 15.)

Project 148: Queens, mural, 1990, I.S. 126, 31-35 21st Street, Queens. (See also binder 15.)
Project 149: P.E.P's Bing-Bong Circus, mural, 1990, P.S. 198, 1700 3rd Avenue. (See also binder 15.)
Project 151: Stapleton Tower Suites Finalists, sculpture, 1990, Tappen Park, Staten Island.
Project 152: Past, Present, Future, mural, 1990, Garden, 474 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn.(See also binder 15.)
Project 153: Save the Earth (or Colors of Music?), mural, 1989-90, Joan of Arc School, 154 West 93rd Street. (See also binder 15.)

Mural, 817 East 180th Street, Bronx. Documents include announcement, correspondence, and other records concerning creation of the mural.

Mural, 2120 Mapes Avenue, Bronx. Documents include correspondence, etc.

Mural, 1904 Union Street, Brooklyn. Documents include those from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, correspondence, notes, etc.

Mural, 1879 Clinton Avenue, Bronx. Documents include correspondence, grant information, announcements, poem, questionnaires, etc.

Mural, Deacon Juan Santos Plaza, 1965 Vyse Avenue, Bronx. Includes correspondence, flyer, announcements, etc.

Mural, 500 W. 159th Street. Includes press release and other promotional materials.

Mural, 1496-1504 Longfellow Avenue, Bronx. Includes articles, correspondence, announcements, and certificate.

Mural, 823 Hunts Point Avenue, Bronx. Includes correspondence, workplan, and artist statement.

Mural, 509 West 160th Street.

Mural, 1815 Davidson Avenue, Bronx. Includes correspondence, certificate, and CITYarts Executive Director profile.

Mural, 1435 University Avenue, Bldg. #15, Bronx. Includes press release, article, artist agreement, and flyer. See related project 176 in binder 43.

Mural, 500 West 134th Street at Amsterdam Avenue. Includes flyer, press release, and correspondence.

Mural, Amsterdam, Avenue and 180th Street. Includes press releases, community announcements/informational sheets, and correspondence.

Mural, 638 East 6th Street.

Mural, 1506 Walton Avenue, Bronx. Includes flyers, press release and correspondence.

Mural, 219 West 42nd Street. Includes articles, announcements, correspondence, etc. See related project 170 in binder 45.

Mural, 1476 Shakespeare Avenue, Bldg. #5, Bronx. Includes grant and ceremony information, flyers, artist contract, etc. See related project 175 in binder 37.

Mural, 240 West 116th Street. Includes press release and artist agreement.

Mural, Nathan's building, 43rd Street and Broadway. Includes articles, announcements, etc. See related project 176 in binder 43.

Marine Midland Bank, 599 Broadway. Includes press release, locations sheet, article, promotional materials, etc.

Mural, Mr. Natural Building, 212 Wolcott Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn. Includes news article and press release.

Includes documents ranging from 1979-1997, including memos, press release, articles, informational sheet, and a historical publication on the site by the National Park Service and the Department of the Interior. The articles relate to the mosaic benches generally as well as to the criticism and contestation over their presence at the memorial.

Mural, P.S. 3, 490 Hudson Street. Includes press release, unveiling invitation, program, etc.

Sculpture, Dupont Street Senior Residence, 80 Dupont Street, Brooklyn. Includes press release, etc.

Mural, New York Botanical Garden Ruth Rea Howell Family Garden. Includes press release, article, and correspondence, including a congratulatory letter from U.S. Vice President Al Gore.

Mural, The Healy Building, Broadway between 94th and 95th streets. Includes articles, press releases, flyers, etc.

Mural, Rodeph Sholom School and the Family Academy. Includes records from the reception, press release, list of participants in the project, an article, and a pamphlet from the school. See also binder 60.

Sculptures, 1995, Riverside South Temporary Park, 70th-72nd streets. Includes flyers, articles, and press releases.

Includes Broadway Starship, Stapleton Suites, Rockaway Mosaic, Greenpoint Gate.

Mural, P.S. 40, 319 East 19th Street. Includes press release, certificate, etc.

Mural, U.N. School, 24-50 FDR Drive. Includes correspondence, etc.

Mural, Meltzer Tower Senior Apartment Complex, 78 East 1st Street. Includes press release.

55 Broad Street. Includes budget, articles, press release, drawings, flyer, etc.

Mural, Rodeph Shalom Academy. Includes press release and program. See also binder 53.

Sculptures placed across Manhattan during the Soho Arts Festival.

Stained glass mural, 1996, Genesis Apartments at Union Square, 113 East 13th Street. Includes press release, flyer, invitation, sketches, and notes on the design from the artist.

The Point, 940 Garrison Avenue, Bronx. Includes press release, flyer, etc. Also includes related exhibition of sketches for the mural presented at the Mexican Cultural Institute.

Mural, Reach Elementary, Hostos Academy, P.S. 6. Includes correspondence, article, announcement, and lesson plans. Also includes photos and information from the 1996 Shakespeare benefit. Further materials are in the back pocket of the binder including a publication on the artwork of Richard Mock "And Through the Eye Correct the Heart" and more articles. See also binder 69.

Mural, Studio Tours, Manhattan. Includes flyer and press release.

Mostly includes articles and photos of project 10: Grants Tomb Mosaic Bench, 1971-74, 122nd Street & Riverside Drive. Additionally there are some materials concerning projects: Changing Walls, 1973 (fact sheet, articles) and "All that Wall and No Graffiti," 1973 (fact sheet, photographs, articles).

Materials concerning "Spirit of New York" benefit exhibition curated by CITYarts for 55 Wall Street Restaurant at the Regent Wall Street. The binder includes: fact sheets, exhibition listing, articles, artist statements, artist bios, etc.

Mural, Reach Elementary, Hostos Academy, P.S. 6. Includes artist statement, correspondence, articles, announcements, etc. See also binder 64.

Includes various documents. There is also an unrelated fact sheet on a CITYarts and New York City Kids Ceremony to Honor Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1997, The Museum for African Art, 593 Broadway).

Temporary canvas paintings, P.S. 1, 8 Henry Street between Catherine and Oliver streets. Includes announcement.

Mural, Visy Paper Mill, 4435 Victory Blvd., Staten Island. Includes credit line, press releases, project schedule, etc.

Mural, St. James Square Park. Includes artist statement, two 3-1/2 inch floppy disks of digital content for related postcard, etc.

Kids for Justice Traveling Exhibition, 1997, related to projects 202, 203 and 204, The Scholastic Gallery at 555 Broadway. The binder includes a program fact sheet, flyer, invitation, announcement, press release, correspondence, program information, etc.

Related to Kids for Justice projects 207 and 209, 1997-98. Includes press release, correspondence, promotional materials, etc.

Murals, 1998-99, Simon Baruch School, Clinton School, Dwight School, Crossroads School, Friends Seminary, Haywood-Burns School, I.S. 131, Rodeph Sholom School, and La Scoula Guglielmo Marconi School. This binder includes both photographs and records from several of these projects.

Mural, Simon Baruch Middle School, 330 East 21st Street. Includes press release, correspondence, lesson plan, etc.

Mural, Museum for African Art. Includes flyer and article.

Murals, various locations. Includes Kids for Peace participant certificate and flyer/invitation, correspondence, and sketches, Also, folder with records from Celebrating the Heroes of Our City.

Project 227: Public Art Exhibition and benefit at Banana Republic, 2000, 59th Street and Lexington Avenue location (includes programs).

Mural, 210 West 146th Street. Includes program, artist contract, correspondence, invitation to dedication, statement from the artist, etc.

Mural, Schoolyard Wall, C.E.S. (Community Elementary School) 64, Walton Avenue, Bronx. Includes invitation, correspondence (including with First Lady Hillary Clinton), announcement, press release, article, publication by the Planetary Society, records from the ceremony, teacher's guide concerning the topic, etc.

Mural, Grand Canal Court, Avenue of the Americas and Thompson Street. Includes certificate of accomplishment, pamphlet of art by Osmo Rauhala, correspondence, press release, article, etc.

Sculpture, CES (Community Elementary School) 64, Bronx. Includes media alerts, notes, pamphlet about the program, etc.

Various materials concerning: Project 229 (St. Alban's Restoration Mural, 2001, The St. Alban's School); Chashama Theatre-Urban Arts Festival (2003, Chashama Theatre, 135 West 42nd Street); The Many Faces of NY projects; Project 249 (Starbucks on 38 Park Row, 2002).

Mural, 35 Cooper Square. Includes press release, correspondence, article, etc.

Floyd Bennet Field Gardens, Brooklyn. Includes flyers, announcement, press release, etc.

Mural, Henry M. Jackson Playground, intersection of Henry, Grand & Madison streets. Binders include many documents, such as certificate, flyers, permit, articles, correspondence, CDs with digital content.

Project 246. Celebrating the Heroes of Our City, 2002, Henry M. Jackson Playground, intersection of Henry, Grand & Madison streets (includes a CD).

Project 246. Celebrating the Heroes of Our City, 2002, Henry M. Jackson Playground, intersection of Henry, Grand & Madison streets (fact sheet, certificate, flyer, permit, article, correspondence).

Project 246. Celebrating the Heroes of Our City, 2002, Henry M. Jackson Playground, intersection of Henry, Grand & Madison streets (includes CD, announcement flyers, certificate, and a magazine-like publication on the project).

Mural, Simon Baruch Middle School, 330 East 21st Street.

Mural, P.S. 193, Queens. Includes correspondence, press release, etc.

Sculpture, P.S. 72., 104th Street and Lexington Avenue. Includes notes, 6 CDs, a program, etc.

Mural, Washington Irving High School, 40 Irving Place. Includes flyer, invitation, press releases, article, and 8 CDs.

Mural, Claremont Pool, East 170th Street, Bronx. Includes correspondence, children's drawings and 5 CDs.

Mural, NY Department of Homeless Services Intake Center, 346 Powers Avenue, Bronx. Includes press release, media advisory, other press records, artist bio, final report flyers, members list, certificate, and 3 CDs.

Materials from various projects in the programs Engaging Graffiti Kids in Creation, not Destruction (projects 266 and 268) and Commmunity Identity (project 265). The binder includes timelines, calendars, project updates, ribbon cutting ceremony schedule, press release, map, 6 CDs, contact sheet, budgets, proposals, site information, sketches, site photographs, etc.

Mural, Baruch Park at corner of Stanton and Mangin streets. Includes general overview, 5 CDs, flyers, correspondence, artist statement, and press releases.

Mosaic, 14 East 33rd Street.

Restoration of Project 9: Against Domestic Colonialism, 1972, 430 West 46th Street. Includes articles.

Mural, Pintchik Decorating Center (as of 2021, a Petco), 92nd Street & Broadway. Includes press releases, artist statement, sketches.

Mural, 230 West 146th Street.

Mural, 210 West 146th Street. Includes program from unveiling. This project seems to be the same mural as the "Why Should I Hide Me?" mural listed separately in the master list as project 238.

Includes program and speeches.

This binder includes an educational guide to making public murals: "How to Make a Mural/An Educational Guide to Public Art" by CITYarts, as well as "Mural Manual" by Mark Rogovin and Marie Burton.

Also referred to as Wyn and His Friends Give Back (Bar Mitzvah Project). Includes correspondence, letter of agreement, and participant list. Also includes an unrelated booklet from Living on Mars (Project 230, 2000, Community Elementary School 64, 1425 Walton Avenue Bronx, with correspondence, press summary, sponsors list, article, and a certificate.

Also referred to as Alice on the Wall. Mural, Stuyvesant School, Chambers Street and West Side Highway. Includes artist statement, article, correspondence, flyer, press release, sketches, etc.

Mural, New York to New Orleans. Eight City schools participated in the project as well as the Louisiana Children's Museum. In this binder are sketches, participant lists, photographs, and notes from each school.

Mural, New York to New Orleans. Eight City schools participated in the project as well as the Louisiana Children's Museum. In this binder are records concerning the process, contract, budget, legal forms, contact information, and supplemental materials. There are also some photographs and sketches from the schools involved. The photos and process files are both in paper and on two CDs.

2008 restoration of 1972 project (project 10). Includes fact sheet, correspondence, articles, and press releases.

Project within the program Engaging Graffiti Kids in Creation, not Destruction. St. John's Recreation Center, 1251 Prospect Place, Brooklyn. Includes flyers, poems, questionnaires, program, correspondence, press release, project schedule, and 4 CDs.

Mural, Stonehenge Village, 120 West 97th Street. Includes flyers and fact sheet.

Restoration of 2010-11, Stuyvesant School, Chambers Street and West Side Highway. Includes proposal, artist statement, letter of permission, budget, participant waiver, media advisory, photos 2010-11, contacts 2011, and one CD.

Mural, Polo Grounds Community Center. Includes proposal summary, proposal, executive summary, fundraising plan, budget, contacts, and 4 CDs.

103rd Street between Lexington and Park Avenues. Includes schedule, assessment form, fact sheet, contact sheet, flyer, and artist bio. Although there are planning documents for a 2012 restoration, no documents here indicate the project was carried out. Most of the binder holds photographic slides of the original 1980 project.

Mural, Henry M. Jackson Playground, intersection of Jackson, Madison, and Henry streets. Includes article, etc.

Binder holds a selection of photographic slides from projects #1-237, though there are many gaps.

The binder holds a relatively small number of slides, most of which do not appear to be CITYarts projects, but examples of murals. There do appear to be a few slides here related to the "Black Women of America Today" project (1970, #5).

Binder holds various slides sleeved under the headings "Orientation, 1981," "Finished Shots" [of various projects], "Process Shots," "Detail Shots," "Festivals," "Copies," and 4 slides of Cityarts Workshop "old location" (2 exterior, 2 interior).

Binder holds a selection of news articles, brochures, publicity material, a few photos, and other documents providing an overview of the organization's first 25 years or so. A synopsis of each document in the binder is at the front.

Project 155: Creative Process traveling exhibition, 1991, The Cork Gallery, Lincoln Center, Bronx Museum, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, and the Brooklyn Museum. Includes photographs and some planning documents.

This binder holds thumbnail print-outs of digital photographs, including pictures from CITYarts Gala, Red Road To Mars, Berlin Peace Wall, UN Dinner, 44th Benefit, London Peace Wall, Discovery of Dreams, Milestone, etc. Overall, it appears that these are print-outs of at least some of the images from the CDs in the following binder (G).

Binder holds 63 CDs of benefits, ribbon-cuttings, and other events; projects (e.g., London and Berlin Peace Walls, Polo Grounds, Grant's Tomb bench 2008 restoration, various Pieces for Peace); CITYarts Powerpoint slideshow; overseas travel (Mexico, Jerusalem); etc. See binder F for what appear to be thumbnail print-outs of at least some of this digital content.

Binder holds fact sheets for projects from 1971-1997. These typically include basic information about a project and can often be found in the project-specific binders above.

Binder holds samples of postcards produced by CITYarts with images of projects.