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Home > Archives for May, 2004
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| Looking up Avenue B from Houston Street, yesterday. Note the big white location trucks on the right. |
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| It was some elaborate indoor location shoot, maybe for a movie. It seems like a lot of equipment for TV. Who knows, I’ve seen Law & Order shoots with as many trucks. They come in, take over neighborhoods, and make themselves at home. |
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| I’m guessing that whatever permits they must obtain to take over a street like this, requires a public right-of-way. You can’t hang-out, but if you keep moving, it’s like a studio-tour diorama. You get to see all sorts of equipment, and get glared at by Teamsters. As many of these invasions as I’ve seen, I almost never see celebrities. |
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| One man parade. This guy was walking up Avenue B yesterday morning, looking either to join up with or escape from the Earth Celebrations garden parade. I felt for him, having subjected myself to such abuse in the past. But it was pretty funny to watch. |
| …Or was it hug babies and drop bombs? 1st Street near Bowery. |
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| Empty lot on the corner of 1st Street and Bowery. You can usually find large pasted-paper works from this crew on the 1st Street between Bowery and 2nd Ave. I suspect that NYU will eventually get around to filling this space with students, like they have everywhere else.
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US Demands War CrimesImmunity “the US has picked one hell of a moment to ask for special treatment,” said Richard Dicker of Human Rights Watch.