Christian Paine
Wednesday, October 19th, 2005
Pasted Paper, signed Christian Paine. Norfolk Street.
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Halp!
Thursday, April 7th, 2005|
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“Halp!! Earthquake” says Daisy Mae in reverse, from the old Al Capp cartoon Lil’ Abner, on what I think is a Bast print. Greene Street. |
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Santa Bast
Thursday, December 16th, 2004
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Bast with a Santa beard. My guess is that Bast did it
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Though the technique (stencil on cut-paper) looks similar to this paper-cutter, who has been pasting in the neighborhood near Swoon prints.
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Polaroid Scene
Friday, July 30th, 2004
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| Polaroid Scene poster- Pretty bland as street art, but the site is chock full of fun polaroid photos, mostly of young party-goers mugging for the camera. The thumbs page takes forever to load, and captions are non-existent. But the pictures tell their own story. This group of photos is titled Shepard Crushed NYC. It shows someone apparently from the Obey – Andre the Giant crew putting up varied pieces.
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Ludlow Window
Wednesday, March 10th, 2004
 Bast -marker on pasted paper?
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| Interesting graffiti window, Ludlow Street near Rivington. I like the Bast pieces on the top. And more of those printed plaques. |
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Boop
Sunday, February 22nd, 2004
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| Rubinesque RB827 Betty Boop with eyes weeping blood. Plymouth Street, Dumbo. I’m not sure of the technique, but I think it is a painting done on wood. |
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| Betty again and Bast. Front Street, Dumbo. |
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Bast
Thursday, February 19th, 2004
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| After seeing that Bast poster being scraped-away yesterday, I think to grab some shots of them while I can. He has skills as a photo-collage printer, and a definite style (Vaguely ominous political posters, from some imaginary country lost-in-time). That’s about all this series of prints ever said to me. But they are growing on me, as they slowly disintegrate into their walls, something I always liked, how they blended near seamlessly into where pasted.Most of the images he uses look like clip-art or photos of some obscure historic figure, but this one sure looks like Saddam. – East Fourth Street, near Avenue A. |
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Bast Robot
Friday, October 17th, 2003
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Bast does a lot of pasted paper. |
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