April–May 2010. Fundacion Marcelo Botin, Santander, Spain: October 2010. Association Memoire de l’Avenir, Paris, France: May 2011. Allianz Headquarters, Berlin, Germany: December 2011. European Capital of Culture (ECOC) Maribor 2012 Maribor, Slovenia: May 2012. The Saatchi Gallery, London, United Kingdom: July–August 2012. Centro Sefarad Israel, Madrid, Spain. January 2014 – 2017. Senator Gillibrand's Office, New York, NY: November 2016 – present. The Eastern Connecticut State University Willimantic, CT: February 2017. The German Consulate, New York, NY: September 2017 – October 2017. The Jewish Community Center, Madrid, Spain, September 2017. The Palais des Nations, United Nations Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland December 2017. Memoire de L'Avenir, Paris, France, April 2018. Crete Cultural Center, Crete, Greece, 2019. Culture Center, Athens, Greece, 2019. Community Identity The Community Identity program encourages participating youth and adults to examine who they are and what their neighborhood should look like. During the creative process, they beautify and revitalize their neighborhoods while addressing social and civic issues. Youth, families, and community members collaborate on the creation of permanent murals and mosaics in their neighborhoods led by professional artists. Following in the Footsteps of Alexander Hamilton Years 1, 2, and 3 (2017 – 2019) To celebrate the local cultures of West Harlem, NYC, with a focus on the legacy of Alexander Hamilton, CITYarts began producing and creating mural project #338 in the historic Alexander Hamilton Playground community park in 2017. This project was created in collaboration with the local schools, youth, community, a professional artist (Hugo Bastidas), artist assistants, volunteers and residents. The 3-year project endeavored to "celebrate the unique community identity of Harlem where Hamilton lived, and inspire youths to follow in his footsteps." The project was completed in the summer of 2019. Alice on the Wall (in progress) CITYarts’ mural project #328, Alice on the Wall, is located at Washington Market Park on Chambers Street, between West St and Greenwich St. The mural "was originally created after 9/11 as a way to encourage students at Stuyvesant High School to return to school," as is now in the process of being restored. Celebrating the Heroes of Our City – Restoration (in progress) CITYarts’ mural project #327 is the restoration of Celebrating the Heroes of our City, led by artist Janusz Gilewicz. Located at the Henry M. Jackson Playground adjacent to P.S. 134 in Manhattan, NY., the restoration of the mural "will bring the mural back to its formal glory to