Art of the Street: Selections from the Elie and Sarah Hirschfeld Collection

Now at the DiMenna Children’s History Museum, *Art of the Street: Selections from the Elie and Sarah Hirschfeld Collection* looks at how images made for sidewalks, walls, and subway corridors entered the life of the city. Drawings, prints, and related material trace street art’s links to graffiti, design, and neighborhood identity, with an emphasis on how young viewers read public space. If this is its first New York presentation, it lands as a local story told from inside the boroughs. One quiet takeaway is how quickly a “temporary” mark can become cultural evidence.