Jim Power Mosaic Planter
Tuesday, May 23rd, 2006Lost Doll
Saturday, July 2nd, 2005Fillmore East
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The location of the former Fillmore East on Second Avenue. The lamposts is decorated with one of Jim Power’s mosaics.NewYorker of the Month of Jan. 2005, Mosaic Man Putting the pieces back together,‘Mosaic Man’ finds a patron, room |
Lincoln Light Pole
Tuesday, March 15th, 2005|
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Jim Power portrait of Lincoln on the base of the lightpole in front of Cooper Union. Lincoln gave a famous speech here in 1860 that is said to have helped get him elected. |
United We Stand
Sunday, January 16th, 2005| Jim Power mosaic on East Third Street apartment entrance. Click to see larger version. |
Mosaic Man Moves
Tuesday, September 7th, 2004
The paper version of The Villager has a haunting photo of Jim “Mosaic Man” Power and his dog, Jesse Jean, waving goodbye in front of a beat-up moving truck. He lost his East Village apartment a few months ago and is now moving to Pennsylvania. Power is known for gluing colorful pottery shards to lamposts. I’d describe him as a genuine outsider artist, and street performer. I hope he’s headind to a barn /studio to produce high-ticket, gallery friendly pieces, and he returns to restore Astor Place with his fortune.
The online version of The Villager, a free weekly paper, sporadically distributed in the East and West Village, has some good articles on the RNC demos.

Update 9/14/04: I saw some chalk writing on the sidewalk like Jim Power used to do. He may still be in town. The GammaBlaBlog sees all.
Mosaic Trellis
Saturday, March 27th, 2004
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Looks like the work of mosaic-man Jim Power in the Sixth and B Garden.
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