WPA Murals at Harlem Hospital Restored to Their Original Glory

The remarkable restoration of New Deal-era WPA murals at Harlem Hospital, alongside a sculpture by John Rhoden, offers a powerful lesson for emerging women artists. This initiative reminds us that art created for public spaces possesses incredible longevity and enduring cultural value. Your early commissions, your dedicated work for communities, can become vital parts of history, serving as inspiration and a testament to artistic vision for generations. It underscores the lasting impact of accessible art and the importance of contributing to our collective visual heritage. — Source: Hyperallergic

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