Renovations at the New York Studio School Reveal Lost Murals

The recent discovery of long-lost murals at the New York Studio School, including one by renowned artist Cecily Brown, offers a compelling narrative for emerging women artists. Hidden behind plasterboard during renovations, these unearthed works remind us that artistic legacies can be found in unexpected places and at unexpected times. This moment underscores the enduring power of creation: your art, even if unseen now, contributes to a rich, evolving history waiting to be revealed. It’s a powerful affirmation that your unique voice has lasting significance. — Source: Artforum

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