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•New Yorkers vent their feelings over the election and the Knicks via subway tunnel sticky notes
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The project was the brainchild of artist Matthew Chavez , who first invited people to leave notes in a passageway between two subway lines after the 2016 election.
Quickly scribbled notes went up on the tiled wall under 14th Street in Manhattan as Chavez spoke.
Chavez , 36 , said the project was not a reaction to the election of Republican Donald Trump as president but that "because it invites people to express how they're feeling".
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