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As New York Stages Its Comeback, Landlords Look to Art To Liven Up Empty Spaces

Nonprofit Group Sees Record Demand for Placing Creative Endeavors Temporarily in Commercial Buildings — for Free
The Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York opened two new pop-up concepts, including the Art to Ware shop, through Chashama, a nonprofit that helps landlords make use of empty space rent free. (Andria Cheng/CoStar)
The Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York opened two new pop-up concepts, including the Art to Ware shop, through Chashama, a nonprofit that helps landlords make use of empty space rent free. (Andria Cheng/CoStar)
CoStar News
November 15, 2021 | 11:59 P.M.

On the second floor of the Port Authority Bus Terminal on a recent weekday afternoon, New York commuters who would typically be in a rush stopped to watch a live performance from The Love Show theatrical dance company inside what used to be a Mrs. Fields cookie store. “You are bringing some soul here,” one bystander said to the director.

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