| What the Commission gave away at 17th and Market streets, Philadelphia, June 3, 1999: The small sculptures, enclosed in a white paper snack bag, were hand-folded paper children's fortune tellers. The good fortunes were pictures by Picasso, Mary Cassatt, and other famous artists. |
| Here's a closeup of a fortune teller. |
| A successful conclusion: The Commission brought the Art Museum to The People |
| This woman didn't even slow down, but grabbed a bag from Fallon anyway |
| An office worker slowed down long enough to get his art from Rosof. |
| A woman (center left) came all the way from New Jersey to get an art object from the Commission |
| A couple pauses for art and conversation |
| A Daily News reader reads his Bag o' Art as Fallon (center) and Rosof (right) stand ready to give away still more |
| A sticker artist trades stickers for a Bag o' Art |
| A woman suggests some fundraising options for the Commission's efforts |
| A kibbitzer refuses a bag but stays to give advice and ponder human nature |
| This woman (second from left) came specifically to talk about art after reading about the event in the Philadelphia Inquirer. |
| Art Opening |
| Roberta Fallon and Libby Rosof |
| A Report of The Zero .1% for Art Commission (heavily abridged version) |
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Fallon (center) and Rosof (left) hand out art. |
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