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Public Art Controversy — Why Public Art Divides Cities — And Delights Them
Murals and monuments sit where everyone has to look. That is the whole problem, and the whole point.

Murals and monuments sit where everyone has to look. That is the whole problem, and the whole point.

Opened on October 26, 1825, the 363-mile Erie Canal out-earned New York State's construction debt within a year and made New York City the country's commercial capital.

Americans have always shopped for congregations. From colonial dissenters to the accelerating religious switching behind today's unaffiliated boom, choosing a faith is a national habit.

The dry era was meant to restore an older moral order. Instead it built the federal machinery, the nightlife and the policing habits we still live with.