School Workshops

Over the years, Lady Pink collaborates with schools across New York, including Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) and organizations such as Project Sunshine to lead student mural and painting workshops that inspire creativity, teamwork, and pride through public art. These projects were made possible through the generous support of The Martin Wong Foundation.

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FSSA + PS7 ‘25

Students from FSSA created designs to fit inside the letters “PS7 ELMHURST” with the help from students at PS7 and their ideas. They worked together to execute the designs into a full scale mural.

51st Avenue Academy - 76-05 51st Ave, Elmhurst, NY 11373

FSSA ‘24

Steinway St Underpass, Queens, NY

Troy High School ‘23

Troy, New York

OWNCS + FSSA ‘23

OWN 1 Elementary School - Queens, NY

Titusville Intermediate School ‘23

Totaling around 90 students ages 10-11 in Poughkeepsie, NY

FSSA Astoria ‘22

Designed and executed by students from The Frank Sinatra School of the Arts.

Astoria-Ditmars Blvd, Astoria, NY

Highland High School ‘22 Ulster BOCES

Route 9W Underpass in Highland, New York

Gill St. Bernard's School ‘22

Gladstone, New Jersey

New Paltz High School ‘20

Designed and painted in collaboration with students from New Paltz High School. Gardiner, NY.

FSSA ‘19

Kaufman Astoria Studios - Astoria, Queens NY

Telstar Middle and High School ‘17

Bethel, Maine

New Paltz High School ‘15

Kingston, New York

FSSA 2014 Project Sunshine

FSSA '13

33rd St Underpass, Astoria, Queens NY

FSSA 2013 Project Sunshine

FSSA + P.S. 149 ‘12

P.S. 149 Harlem, NY

FSSA '12

Steinway St Underpass, Queens, NY

FSSA '11

Steinway St Underpass, Queens, NY

FSSA ‘11 Project Sunshine

University of Iowa, 2010

Visiting the University of Iowa campus in April 2010 in conjunction with the University of Iowa Museum of Art (UIMA)'s exhibition, "Two Turntables and a Microphone: Hip-Hop Contexts featuring Harry Allen's 'Part of the Permanent Record: Photos from the Previous Century,'" which featured a digital display of her work.