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ALT A graphic with a photo of musicians playing brass instruments on a stage in front of a large crowd. The photo is overlaid with blue tint, blue triangular designs, and the following text: "Cultural Development Fund Panelist Open Call, serve NYC's diverse cultural community, help provide public funds to arts & cultural nonprofits, gain paid professional experience. Learn more: on.nyc.gov/CDFpanels. Photo by Ryan Muir. Courtesy of BRIC." The NYC Cultural Affairs logo appears in the bottom right corner of the graphic.

ALT Photos of Little Amal in NYC with the following text: "1. Little Amal Nothing captivated the city this year quite like Little Amal. The 12-foot-tall puppet of a 10-year-old Syrian refugee girl paraded through New York City this fall with a throng of loyal followers who wanted to catch a glimpse of her. A feat of sculpture and puppetry, Little Amal was inspired by a character in the Off-Broadway play The Jungle, which is returning to St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn this winter (buy a ticket for the show here)."

ALT A graphic with a photo of Little Amal surrounded by yellow butterflies with the following text: "Time Out New York Year in Review: The five best art exhibits we saw in 2022. Museum shows, public art and immersive experiences. Written by Rossilynne Skena Culgan Contributors Will Gleason & Shaye Weaver Friday December 16 2022."

















