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Two NASA -inspired murals are now on view in New York's Hudson Square neighborhood.
"To the Moon , and Back" illustrates "a cosmic future with a universe of possibilities expressed through the dreams and aspirations of children," NASA says.
Artist's Art Program was founded in 1962 and included works by the likes of Norman Rockwell , Andy Warhol and Annie Leibovitz .
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