





"By initiating, supporting, presenting, and preserving art projects, and by serving as a locus for interdisciplinary art and criticism, local real estate developers, working closely with inexperienced foundation contractors have reinvigorated the visual culture of the South Slope."
Fluxus, damned near killed us!
Looking to cop a quick hit of Walter De Maria or Robert Smithson?
Check out Dia: Brooklyn's permanent collection at its latest site-specific, non-profit location...400 15th Street.
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