Monday, June 24, 2019
This mural on Avenue A is a passage from 'Call Me By Your Name' — in Braille
Here's a look at the mural that Jaye Moon, a Brooklyn-based Lego artist, created outside 50 Avenue A (the former Citi branch!) between Third Street and Fourth Street.
Per the sign, the piece, made partly with Legos, is an excerpt of the script — in Braille — from "Call Me By Your Name," the Oscar-Nominated film from 2017 ...
This piece is part of the WorldPride Mural Project initiative, a collaboration with The L.I.S.A. Project. Per Instagram: "Both local and international artists, 50 in total, were selected to create murals within the five boroughs of New York that reflect and honor the beauty, struggle, and strides of the LGBTQIA+ community."
The work, mounted in plywood, is temporarily covering the cowboy art here.
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Love this! And the movie especially...
ReplyDeleteAnyone know which scene?
ReplyDeleteHow would a blind person know it's there?
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