Robert Goldman's East Village Mural Revived, Inspires Brooklyn Space
Robert Goldman's East Village mural has been restored, leading to the opening of Peter Hionas's new Brooklyn art space. The mural, originally painted in the 1980s, was a landmark of the neighborhood's vibrant art scene. Its resuscitation has sparked interest and commentary from four writers, who share their thoughts on Goldman's retrospective. The project highlights the enduring influence of East Village art on contemporary spaces.
Key facts
- Robert Goldman's East Village mural was restored.
- The restoration inspired Peter Hionas's Brooklyn space.
- Four writers contributed thoughts on Goldman's retrospective.
- The mural dates from the 1980s.
- The project connects East Village art history to Brooklyn.
Entities
Artists
- Robert Goldman
- Peter Hionas
- Walter Robinson
Institutions
- artcritical
Locations
- East Village
- Brooklyn
- Manhattan
- New York City
- New York