Update, May 21: Another Beau, defaced in a similar manner, this one on the Lower East Side. Maybe it’s not an angry neighbor.

At this event, you will have the unique opportunity to get
small (Recession Sized) versions of ELBOW-TOE pieces at
extremely friendly (Recession Priced) prices. He will be
selling 10 different prints from his latest street work as well
as some oldies but goodies. They will be limited to editions of 30.
He will be setting up an ETSY store to make the ease of purchasing
more convenient for you. Once that is established we will be
integrating a shop section to the site, so check back often.

For more information on on A.G.A.S.T, please visit
GowanusArtists.com where you can download a pdf map
for the entire 2 day event.

http://www.elbow-toe.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/guy_on_the_streets/
http://street-fodder.blogspot.com/
http://twitter.com/elbowtoe

Participating artists include: Adam Wallacavage, ?AJ Fosik?, Alex Hornest (aka: Onesto), ?Ana Bagayan, ?Andrew Foster, ?Anthony Lister, Cleon Peterson?, Dan Witz, ?Dave Cooper, ?David Ellis?, Elbow-toe?, Erik Mark Sandberg, EZO, Glenn Barr, ?Jack Long, ?Korin Faught, ?Logan Hicks, ?Martin Wittfooth, ?Matt Haber, ?Meredith Dittmar, ?Natalia Fabia?, Nicola Verlato, Ray Caesar?, Rich Jacobs, ?Richard Colman?, Rick Froberg?, Ron English, Scott Radke, Seonna Hong, Skinner?, Turf One?, and Xiaoqing Ding.

Jonathan LeVine Gallery is located at 529 West 20th Street, 9th Floor, New York, NY 10011. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 11am to 6pm. For more information, please call 212-243-3822, visit www.jonathanlevinegallery.com, or email : info@jonathanlevinegallery.com

Here’s a piece by Elbow Toe that will be in the show:

Interview: Elbow-Toe Hits Up Streets of London

Update August 5: This Dan Witz piece was a definite favorite. Each face was done with the care of a portrait.

And it gathered an appropriate amount of awe from the crowd.

A detail. Oil and mixed media on canvas.

I was pleased to see that Elbow Toe’s portrait paste-up of yours truly is still visible in this Soho doorway. It’s been there since March ’08. Though it looks like they are renovating the building, and the doorway will soon be buffed.

Flat Stanley wonders what this is all about.

Flat Stanley was very happy that the Soy Creamy sandwiches were back in stock.

Flat Stanley learned that in 1651, Petrus Stuyvesant, Governor of New Amsterdam, purchased land for a bowery or farm from the Dutch West India Company
and by 1660 built a family chapel at the present day site of St. Marks Church.
Stuyvesant died in 1678 and was interred in a vault under the chapel.

Flat Stanley applauds the efforts of this tidy rat.

After his cramped trip in an envelope, Flat Stanley contemplates a foot rub.