Lia Gangitano, the founder of seminal downtown space Participant Inc, is interviewed in the New York Times this week, as she discusses her drive to foster an arts community independent of the city’s commercial gallery scene.  “It’s very much a labor of love — and a vow of poverty,” she says. “I have a lot of teaching jobs.” 

Read more at NYT

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