Thursday, June 18, 2015
Bringing down 222 E. 7th St. brick by brick
[Photo via Daniel Root]
Workers continue to chip away at the building here between Avenue B and Avenue C… there's been quite a bit of progress since we checked in on the project just last week…
The new 6-floor building with 8 residences will one day look like this…
[Photo via Dave on 7th]
Dave on 7th figures that sculpturist Louise Nevelson created this piece — Dawn's Wedding Chapel II from 1959 — now in the collection at the Whitney while living and working at No. 222…
Previously on EV Grieve:
Villa Capri condos coming to Seventh Street
[Updated] Work underway on the new residential conversion on East 7th Street
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didn't know about the Louise Nevelson connection. Very cool and sad. We lost "Sky Gate" in the WTC attacks.
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Lived in the top floor apartment a long time ago. Sad to see the old homestead go.
ReplyDeleteDawn's Wedding Chapel Ii couldn't have been created by Nevelson during her time in the building it the piece dates from 1959.She bought 222 in 1970. I was the top floor tenant at the time and had to move because one apartment was slated for her, one for her grand-daughter's family, and the third, to store her sculptures.
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