NYC Street Poets and Visionaries

<p>Between the late 1980s and 2020, from the end of the Reagan era to the beginning of the big pandemic, the artist Kenneth Goldsmith collected hundreds of classified ads and other advertising posters in the streets of New York City. Hilarious, offbeat, sometimes downright outrageous or breathtakingly beautiful, this collection of “street poets and other visionaries” examines the boundaries between what is art and what is not, and draws up a history of the margins that is far from homogeneous.</p>

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