Artist offers hot cocoa in partnership with Lips Cafe
The cocoa handout was in celebration of the artist's debut exhibit on display across New York City.
Mar 14, 2024, 12:35 AM
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16h agoClifford Prince King and Lips Cafe joined forces to hand out some delicious hot cocoa to Brooklyn residents.
The giveaway was in celebration of King's Public Art Fund debut exhibit, Let me know when you get home, on display across JCDecaux bus shelters in New York City.
On top of the hot cocoa, King offered commuters New York Transit Museum tickets and GREER stationery.
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