Original work by nine contemporary artists featured on large-scale murals throughout New York City
Christopher Myers, My Body is a Burning House, 2020. Collage, 18 x 24 inches. Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Orange Barrel Media.
NEW YORK, NY
.- Orange Barrel Media, in partnership with gallery We Buy Gold, presents Walls for a Cause NYC, a multi-site public art project and corresponding online exhibition featuring original paintings by nine contemporary artists. The works are being displayed on OBMs prominent and large-scale outdoor wall spaces throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan and are being featured in an online exhibition by We Buy Gold titled On the Other Side of Something. A percentage from the sale of each artwork will be donated to Project EATS, a New York City-based non-profit community enterprise organization. Additionally, OBM is donating space on two walls to Project EATS to further promote the organizations work. The public murals are on view together beginning Janu
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so the two agents drove up to the barricade. the car nudged an orange barrel at the time. but as far as we know from what we re hearing from sources now, there was no collision, no damage no sort of confrontation and it may be that there was never even a suggestion that a sobriety test needed to happen. those two agents then went home. they have been reassigned in new roles in the secret service. but then here s where the trouble is. joe clancy who is the director of secret service was told about this five days later and that is what some are questioning. it s calling into question some credibility. has he really changed the culture of the secret service. and he will be testifying on capitol hill in private and public briefings on monday and tuesday. jason chaffetz who shares the house oversight committee spoke to cnn about this and here s what he had to say. this is a big moment for director clancy. he has the opportunity to help clean this up. how he does it the manner in
up to the edge of that activity and their car tapped an orange barrel that was outside the area. there was no collision, there was no damage there may not even have been an ask for a sobriety tels. that s what we have to figure out. the problem here is that the incident wasn t reported to joe clancey who is the director of secret service until five days later, and that s what s raising questions about the culture at the secret service and has clancey really restored credibility to this agency since he took over several months ago. but erin, if the incident was overblown and you re making it clear we don t know at this stage, but if in fact it was overblown in the presentation in the washington post, that might explain why it wasn t brought to the attention of the director for those five days. reporter: that is exactly right. what is clear is that there was potentially some sort of misconduct but balls it made it into the washington post it is