Paper Deer

Sunday, January 16th, 2011

Paper Deer

Prince Street

Wednesday, January 12th, 2011

Prince Street

Screwed Gun

Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010

Screwed Gun

Candy Factory Deer

Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010

Candy Factory Deer
With this entrance boarded up, I imagine the factory is no longer in use.

El Celso and the Soho Lurker

Monday, December 20th, 2010

El Celso and the Soho Lurker

Pasted Paper – NYC 2010

Thursday, November 25th, 2010


Since 11 Spring was buffed, and the Meat Packing district bleached of its stench, there are only a few spots left in Manhattan where you can find wheat pastings. The Candy Factory in Soho, and the former Swoon mural wall on the Lower East Side are mostly what’s left. The Deitch wall featured veteran wheat paster Shepard Fairey this summer, and the piece took a lot of abuse. It looked too much like a tee-shirt ad. In general painters are given more respect than pasters on the street.

Kenny Scharf makes a surprise appearance at the end. I think he last painted this wall in the Eighties.

And yes that is me ranting with myself in the soundtrack. Use the mute if needed.

R Crumb – Stikman Mashup

Sunday, November 21st, 2010

R Crumb - Stikman Mashup
Two of my favorite artists, R. Crumb and Stikman together at last. At first I was thinking that it was someone else appropriating the work of both artists, but Stikman is known to use R. Crumb images, so my guess is that it is a genuine Stikman sticker. It is possibly rererencing people collecting street art. Notice that someone has tried to peel this sticker.

Soho Lurker Half-Buried

Friday, November 5th, 2010

Soho Lurker Half-Buried
Remnants of Elbow Toe’s portrait of me remain on Mercer Street in Soho.

Twist Wall at Night

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

Twist Wall

Barry Mcgee – Deitch Wall

Monday, August 30th, 2010

Blank Deitch
Sunday afternoon shadows on the buffed Deitch wall.
Deitch Wall

Monday afternoon – Barry Mcgee aka Twist on the Deitch wall at Houston and Bowery. Written over night. I like it a lot better up close than how it looks from a distance. This is apparently the base layer, more paint to come.
On the scene coverage from The Art Collectors.