Graffiti pioneer, QUIK NYC aka Lin Felton, started tagging the streets of New York beginning in the 70’s. Since then he has played the gallery game, spoken at lectures and donated his time to charities and organizations around the globe. This past month he came through the STAR Center in Washington Heights for a MUNNY painting party with some of the elderly residents. Goes to show, you’re only as young as you feel.
john russo
lin..i got yourr ss check in the mail..lol..your doing a good thing,,
QUIK
The ladies, paul & Celia were most charming………
lin
wayne
Very Philanthropic
Remi Vervloet
Too sweet…
Paul
Riche,
I will take you up on that offer. Just received word from my contact at New York Public Library that they are partnering with Lifetime Arts to bring art classes for the elderly at NYPL branches. Celia and I are working on submitting a proposal and would like to take this Munny Project to another level. Also spoke to Lin it as well and he is on board. Check outhttp://www.lifetimearts.org
Riche
You guys "ROCK" !!!! way better then checkers. You guys should go to old folks homes and get this going. Plus + You could auction them off and help the elderly out in these ruff times. I'd help
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Bo M.
This is so cute! What an awesome event for the residents