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Workers will be moving the trailer that has sat on First Street between First Avenue and Second Avenue these past seven years ...
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The trailer will depart this week for water-main work on this block. It's not known just how long it will be gone.
Since January 2012, the trailer has served as an outdoor gallery via the Centre-fuge Public Art Project.
Centre-fuge was up to Cycle 23. (The art has not changed here since last August.)
The Department of Transportation uses the trailer as an office for the long-delayed East Houston Reconstruction project that will — let's face it — never be finished, at least at the intersection of Houston and the Bowery.
2 comments:
art was nice, but always a junky in the garbage sense stretch that was unpleasant, especially right by the park
Wow! This clears up so much. I honestly had no idea what this trailer was for. Half-assumed someone had set up a sneaky rent-free apt dwelling right in plain site. Hidden by graffiti.
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