Fire extinguisher handiwork arrived overnight outside the Beth Israel clinic at 26 Avenue A ... and over on the (for sale) Provident Loan Society building on Houston and Essex ...
Monday, September 17, 2018
Monday's parting shots
Fire extinguisher handiwork arrived overnight outside the Beth Israel clinic at 26 Avenue A ... and over on the (for sale) Provident Loan Society building on Houston and Essex ...
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COOL!!!
ReplyDeleteNot cool. This location of Beth Israel service the poorest in our neighborhood. This mess makes an already dreary entrance into a shit hole for those who work and use this clinic. What is the point of this vandalism to make a name for the "artist". If you want to make a statement put this shit on a luxury building as a welcome not a building that services the sick and the poor.
ReplyDeleteUsing 'vandalism to make a name' no longer works.
ReplyDeleteNot street art, not graffiti art...just pure crap. COOL should change the tag to VANDALISM...
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