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The document outlines the guidelines for artists wishing to participate in the Fourth Annual Fall for Arts Festival on October 10, 2009. It details submission methods including email, CD, website links, and slides, along with requirements for image quality, file naming, and necessary artist information. The deadline for submissions is August 31, 2009, and artists must provide self-addressed stamped envelopes for the return of materials if requested. Contact information for inquiries is also provided.

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Does anyone live on Roosevelt Island in New York?

This 147-acre, narrow landmass in the middle of the East River is an urban village with some 14,000 residents, a school, and several parks and green spaces with breathtaking views of New York City.

What is special about Roosevelt Island?

Roosevelt Island is a beautiful Island in the East River of NYC. It is often skipped, but has a lot of things to offer. These include the Roosevelt Island tram, the abandoned smallpox hospital, Lighthouse park, the Four Freedoms State Park, and the amazing views of Manhattans east side of course.

Why is Roosevelt Island called Welfare Island?

During much of the 19th and 20th centuries, the island was used by hospitals and prisons, with very limited access. It was renamed Welfare Island in 1921.

What happened to Roosevelt Island?

It was renamed Welfare Island in 1921. Following several proposals to redevelop Welfare Island in the 1960s, the UDC leased the island, renamed it after former U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1973, and redeveloped it as a series of residential neighborhoods.

What is the womens lunatic asylum on Blackwells island known for?

The New York City Lunatic Asylum on Blackwells Island in the second half of the 19th century was the second largest asylum in the country, and the largest to treat both chronic and acute patients (Walker and Seaton 1888:40-42).

What is the abandoned building on Roosevelt Island?

The Smallpox Hospital is the ivy-covered, medieval-type ruin that faces the FDR expressway, lit from below at night so as to look both regal and sinister. It was built in 1856 from designs by James Renwick, Jr.

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Blackwells Island, now known as Roosevelt Island, has a deep connection to disability and incarceration. For much of the early 1900s, New Yorkers nicknamed the island Welfare Island after the asylums, prisons, and almshouses that were built there.

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