On the southwest corner of the Bowery and Houston (outside the former Cherche Midi) ... on the other side of the street from this.
From the left: Fumeroism ...Mad Vaillan ... and A Lucky Rabbit ... all via East Village Walls.
Saturday, April 6, 2019
The other Bowery Wall
On the southwest corner of the Bowery and Houston (outside the former Cherche Midi) ... on the other side of the street from this.
From the left: Fumeroism ...Mad Vaillan ... and A Lucky Rabbit ... all via East Village Walls.
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This looks like it belongs on The Bowery (and Houston Street) more than Pulinos and Cherche Midi ever did. It reminds me of the Graffiti Hall of Fame in Harlem. Keep it coming.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so much better and more real than that corporate crap Eduardo Kobra keeps smearing on the sides of our defenseless buildings. I hate those stupid jester patterns he insists on incorporating into every single one of them.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of jesters, the Jacko mural has been removed from the 11th Street playground. Still not sure how that mural happened in the first place. Per G.S. 14-208.16, Jacko was not permitted to be “within 1,000 feet of the property on which any public or nonpublic school or child care center is located.”
ReplyDeleteThe Jackson mural was still there on 11th Street and 1st Avenue as of this morning...
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