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Donna Perret Rosen Urges National Geographic to Consult with the Artist of MARABAR (2021)

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Ryan Gregory Write that Canal Park is Unsuitable for MARABAR (2021)

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Mary Miss Writes that MARABAR is not an "Off the Shelf" Object to be Moved Around (2021)

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Marc Treib Calls for MARABAR to Remain on the National Geographic Campus (2021)

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Joyce Kozloff Writes of MARABAR that she is Saddened that Negotiation and Collaboration were Bypassed (2021)

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Sculptor Gregory Ryan Asks Preservation Board to Save MARABAR (2020)

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Artist Joyce Kozloff on MARABAR's Place in the Feminist Art Movement (2020)

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Artist Loren Madsen Rallies to Defend Elyn Zimmerman's MARABAR (2020)

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Professor Joseph Low ("Pepe") Karmel Writes about the Art Historic Importance of MARABAR (2020)

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Contemporary Sculpture Expert Marin Sullivan Advocates for MARABAR (2020)

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Artist Martin Kline Writes That Demolition of MARABAR Would Be a "crime" (2020)

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New Yorker Magazine Staff Writer Calvin Tomkins and Curator/Writer Dodie Kazanjian Deem Plans to Destroy MARABAR "immoral"

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Artist Mary Miss Calls on National Geographic to "re-visit" MARABAR Demolition Plans (2020)

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Nobel Prize Winner Harold Varmus Wants MARABAR to Remain Accessible to All (2020)

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Architect Frederick Fisher Advocates for a "creative solution" to Retain MARABAR (2020)

MARABAR Letters of Support

Architects Tod Williams and Billie Tsien Cite MARABAR as a "beautiful contemplative public space" (2020)

MARABAR Letters of Support

Emeritus Professor of Urbanism Witold Rybczynski Asks HPRB to Reconsider Demolition of MARABAR (2020)

MARABAR Letters of Support

New Yorker magazine staff writer Adam Gopnik Protests Plans to Demolish MARABAR (2020)

MARABAR Letters of Support

Foundation for Art and Preservation in Embassies Director Jennifer Duncan Writes That MARABAR Is a "national Treasure" (2020)

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Art Patrons Sydney and Walda Besthoff Condemn Plans to Destroy MARABAR (2020)

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Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Chairman Emeritus Architect David Childs Urges Preservation of MARABAR (2020)

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Landscape Architect Cheryl Barton on the Engaging Power of MARABAR (2020)

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Whitney Museum Director Adam Weinberg Weighs In on Potential Destruction of MARABAR (2020)

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Association for Public Art Urges Review Board to Preserve MARABAR (2020)

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Professor Emeritus of Architecture Marc Treib Weighs In on Potential Destruction of MARABAR (2020)

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