Thursday, July 27, 2023

A tribute to Sinéad O'Connor on Great Jones

Top photo via EVG from July 15 

A few nights ago, someone did a somewhat half-assed job of buffing out the storefront at 57 Great Jones St. between the Bowery and Lafayette. 

So last evening,  artist Adrian Wilson (under his @planndalism account) stopped by to fix the crown that he added earlier this month to the former home-studio of Jean-Michel Basquiat (thanks to EVG reader Uli for the photo below)...
While there, Wilson and Erin Ko added a tribute to Sinéad O'Connor after news of the singer-songwriter's death earlier in the day at age 56.
The wall now includes a quote from a 2014 interview with O'Connor: "If you live with the devil, you find out there’s a God."
As previously reported, Angelina Jolie is creating a collaborative space this fall for designers and artisans in the space here called Atelier Jolie

Thanks to Adrian for sharing the photos!

6 comments:

  1. She was a great musician and artist who unfortunately had a tragic life. I enjoyed her music, and she will be missed. RIP Sinead.

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  2. Not a fan of this specific quote. There's much more to appreciate about her than her religion.

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  3. Sinead O’Connor was a wonderful human being and all of her records are fabulous. Saw her at Jones Beach about 30 years ago. Amazing!

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  4. Amazing artist whose short life appeared to have gone sideways into that place no one really wants to go.

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  5. She was a very talented artist who sadly dealt with a lot of issues, some of which were self inflicted and some I believe were caused by mental illness. I truly hope she has found the peace that eluded her in life.

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