The van Gogh era has ended on St. Mark's Place ...
A new mural by arrived yesterday via Melbourne street artist Matt Adnate ...
The wall between Avenue A and First Avenue is maintained by the Bushwick Collective.
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
A new mural on St. Mark's Place
The van Gogh era has ended on St. Mark's Place ...
A new mural by arrived yesterday via Melbourne street artist Matt Adnate ...
The wall between Avenue A and First Avenue is maintained by the Bushwick Collective.
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Thank God. I was sick of seeing that yellow river of snot flowing out of Vincent's nose that some moron so thoughtfully added to the original work.
ReplyDeleteTo each his own. I thought the snot was amusing and done with respect for the overall composition.
ReplyDeletegood change, the emphasis on the van gogh ears was too easy of a play, sort of irked me
ReplyDeleteBushwick collective vs Chico
ReplyDeleteI'd take a hometowner any day.
If Vincent Van Gogh were still alive, I bet he would have told the snot painting vandal, "That's snot funny."
ReplyDeleteGood riddance! I averted my eyes from the scissor cutting the ear. Mental illness is not funny. Vincent was a beautiful person who experienced life deeply, which is mostly expressed through his work, which is much better than that joke.
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