Showing posts with label LES. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LES. Show all posts

underground parking

just caught the exhibition of the LowLine on Essex St - very impressive project for the underground development of the old tram station underneath Delancey St  which was abandoned in 1948 - read more here. For some reason the show ended today - early. We were the last people there, nearly getting locked in
The lighting is collected and channeled sunlight! 

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kiss kollage

some randomization of kiss as construction boards get moved around (Houston and Ave A)

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random

still life with chair legs on Ludlow St (piled high on the back of a pick up)

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HOT TEA

great new take - fence tape graffiti. Maybe it's an evolution of the masking tape suburban house reported earlier here 06.04.09 - it's on the same block


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just watch it OK

one step beyond


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street art


caught this field of yellow at Houston and Avenue A





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room with a view

looks to be a bricked up hole



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shell game

simple and effective - I'm actually surprised that I haven't seen this been done before, but there you go






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mmmmmm



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how can you say no to a juicy handburger? Anyone up for a stake - out?

tough reality


















youth (or is it age?) can be so cruel - Lauren Hutton on the receiving end
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just strange



















another dark shot: this time very bladerunner - the gyro stand on Rivington at night in front of the latest canvas for advertising - the closed store gates. Sure to end up in some student room soon. I should post a picture of the daytime store as it couldn't be further from Tron!
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east houston changeover


it's changeover time on the wall - this time looking pretty good with apiece by Barry McGee (Twist) along with his longtime collaborator Josh Lazcano (Amaze). Let's see how long it lasts
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