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The coalition to save the Carnegie Artist Studios is committed to spreading the word about the social, historic, and cultural injustice occurring within Carnegie Hall.
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Click below to read articles of the past fight:
*6/30/60: Carnegie Hall Corporation & New York City sign the lease4/30/60: Evictions Fought at Carnegie Hall11/14/77: Carnegie Hall to End its Live-In Studios for Artists1/12/78: Carnegie Tenants Meet2/26/79: City Studies Artists Protest over rents at Carnegie Hall3/12/79: Saving Carnegie Hall - The Second Time Around3/22/79: The Conflict of Interest Corp5/80: Carnegie Hall Ousting Tenants8/17/80: Carnegie Hall Song Blue Notes Abound9/80: Carnegie Hall Tenants Fight Phony 'Office' Leases10/80: Legislators Vs. Carnegie Hall Ripoff
10/9/80: Carnegie Hall tenants May be Facing Last Call11/11/80: How do you lose Carnegie Hall?1/18/81: Carnegie hall Tenants Wrangle Over Rent Rises1/31/81: Time running out for Residents of Carnegie Hall2/23/81: The Battle of Carnegie Hall12/6/81: Eviction Warnings at Carnegie Hall
1982: How Carnegie Has Evolved Into A Business2/21/82: Carnegie Hall Begins $20 Million Renovation10/82: Carnegie Hall Management Evicts 86-Year old who Saved Hall5/17/85: Carnegie Hall to close for 7 Months Next Year7/25/85: Restoration OK : Music to Carnegie's Ears
5/12/88: Carnegie Hall Marks a Milestone for a Cornerstone
1/5/97: Life Above the High Notes10/25/00: At Carnegie Hall a Season of Change and Dissonance11/12/00: A Broom Too Stiff at Carnegie
12/26/00: Presenters and Renters at Carnegie Wait and See
