Framed Photos in Public

Thursday, May 29th, 2008

Framed Photos in Public
Latest addition to the Lower East Side Swoon Mural.

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Swoon meets Spew

Sunday, May 11th, 2008

Swoon meets Spew

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Swoon, Chris Stain & The Polaroid Kidd

Saturday, May 3rd, 2008

exhibition @ galerie lj beaubourg (november 2007 / Paris)

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Official Interest

Friday, March 21st, 2008

Official Interest

I had my camera out and ready to take a shot of the latest on this Swoon mural, when this official city car pulled up and the guy inside started looking closely at the mural. I suspect he may be looking to fine the building for the graffiti.

view profile C-Monster says: so hurtin

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Swoon Weathered

Friday, February 29th, 2008

Swoon Weathered

Detail of an old Swoon print, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

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Swoon Mural Tagged

Sunday, January 27th, 2008

Swoon Mural Tagged

After that whole splasher thing (see the video below), this mural remained unmolested for a full year, until this fool wrote his name.

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Swoon Weathered

Wednesday, November 14th, 2007

Swoon Weathered
A small detail of a much larger mural.

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Swoon and David Ellis Truck

Thursday, November 1st, 2007

Swoon and David Ellis Truck

This was created for this past Summer’s Soho Art Parade. I was there but didn’t see it. I was happy to spot it on Houston Street this morning. Swoon, of course, did the pasted paper in the foreground, Ellis the swirly background.

David Ellis bio

Death March
Looks like the NYC skyline on the left, the figure has a rolled up newspaper in its left hand and a cooking pot in its right, and on the right armed and masked soldiers are sneaking up. And that does look like a paint can worn like a helmet or some sort of military hat, a drum major, maybe. Barbed wire surrounds it like a crown of thorns. Flickrite Trois Têtes suggests that this may be a reference to her work getting splashed.

Sad Mermaid
The left side of the truck. This sad mermaid makes me think of Coney Island as Atlantis.

Night Life
The right side of the truck. A calm contemplative figure above what looks like a South American slum. Moths are in flight.
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