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Entire class at Materials for the Arts. (clwc)

http://www.mfta.org/ We met on May 23 1:30 pm at Materials for the Arts.
33-00 Northern Boulevard, 3rd Floor Long Island City, NY 11101
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Harriet Taub, Director Materials for the Arts. (clwc)
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Tim Roby and Travis Freeman. (clwc)
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Drew Peterson and Kasey Miklik at MFTA. (clwc)
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Gail Heidel finds a bag. (clwc)
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Drew Peterson, Josie Lewis, Sonja Peterson,
Lora Stoyanova, Elizabeth Jeffries left to right.
(clwc)
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Sam Hoolihan and Tim Roby at MFTA. (clwc)
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Professor Andréa Stanislav at MFTA. (clwc)
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Instructor MFTA. (clwc)
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Sonja Peterson and Travis Freeman creating with material.
(clwc)
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Max Schollett. (clwc)
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Emily Snyder. (clwc)
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Sam Hoolihan and Katie Hart. (clwc)
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Sonja and Travis again. (clwc)
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Travis and cones of silence. (clwc)

Since 1978, Materials for the Arts has provided thousands of New York City's arts and cultural organizations, public schools and community arts programs with the supplies they need to run and expand their programs. Materials are gathered from companies and individuals that no longer need them and redistributed to the artists and educators that do. In the process, hundreds of tons are removed from the waste stream every year and kept out of landfills, helping to sustain our environment and promote reuse and waste reduction. MFTA helps artists realize their visions, provides students with a richer educational experience and furnishes businesses and individuals with a simple and efficient way to enhance the cultural life of their city.
The success of MFTA and its programming would not be possible without the participation of material donors throughout the metropolitan area. If you are interested in donating your unwanted reusable items to MFTA please visit our Donor page or call 718.729.3001 ext. 207.

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