They Don’t Know What They Do
Monday, June 3rd, 2013
A performance on the main stage at the Howl Festival 2013 in Tompkins Square Park, NYC, combinced with some of the art pieces from Art Around the Park.
Art Around the Park 2013
Sunday, June 2nd, 2013
I took my tree map public today at Art Around the Park, at the Howl Festival in Tompkins Square Park. I was torn between talking to people about the map and trees, and painting. Then the afternoon sun hit and I melted. I was surrounded by folks putting 100% of themselves to their canvas. Devote full energy to painting in the shaded Sunday morning, is my plan.
My neighbor to my right had the remarkable ability to draw with both hands simultaneously. I look forward to watching him paint again tomorrow.
In celebration of his recent engagement, lovebirds.
I didn’t get to see much of what was going on inside the park today.
A Legal Alien – Howl 2012
Monday, June 4th, 2012
Sunday afternoon on the main stage at the Howl Festival.
Art Around the Park 2011
Sunday, June 5th, 2011
Commemorating the “worst bathroom in Manhattan, ever.” Mars Bar represented at Howl Festival.
The New York Post Times dated the day after tomorrow, a Chris Brodeur publication.
A couple of early rising artists, this morning on Avenue A. Art Around the Park for the Howl Festival.
Painting the street behind him, plein air.
Art Around the Park – Howl Festival 2010
Monday, September 13th, 2010Timbila performs on the temporary Howl South Stage, where the crusty old bandshell was bulldozed in 1991. Artists paint and construct on the perimeter fence of the park. The canvas is the back side of recycled billboard ads. Artists: Identify yourselves in the comments here.
Ujin Lee – Howl Festival 2010
Sunday, September 12th, 2010Unloading a truck load of 733 unique and individually wrapped 7x7x7 boxes, artist UJIN LEE will begin her 3 ½ hour performance art piece at 11AM in the center of Tompkins Square Park. All boxes will be individually gift-wrapped in traditional Korean fabric. The number 733 represents good luck and fortune. Once all boxes have been strategically placed, and the performance piece is ended, members of the public will be welcome to select a box and take one home.
733 boxes in 276 minutes. All was going along to plan then the young anarchists stepped in. (more…)
