Wednesday's parting shot

The Tompkins Square Park Poool is pretty coool. 

Coool Dad (and Ross Hater) created the illustration and had a T-shirt made via Zazzle. You can order one if you'd like here. (Only Zazzle is making $$$ on this.)

Some Cool pizza street art

As seen along St. Mark's Place.

Revisit our Cool archives here. 

Thanks to Eden for the photo!

Wednesday's parting shot

Photo by Derek Berg 

I Know What You Did Last Winter. 

Seventh Street between Avenue A and First Avenue.

A Cool collab

This arrived on Sunday evening... a collaboration between Cool and Stargirl in the long empty lot along First Avenue between Fifth Street and Sixth Street...

Tuesday's parting Instagram post

This would have been a fine solution for the great Holland Tunnel decorations controversy...

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A post shared by Cool (@cool666_) on Dec 18, 2018 at 1:23pm PST

Previously

Keeping Cooool today on 1st Avenue

Previously

Monday's parting shot

At the former Subway (sandwich shop) on First Avenue between Sixth Street and Seventh Street... previously.

Noted

An addition to the Starbucks sign on St. Mark's Place at Avenue A ... previously

Cool places

Outside the former Golden Food Market on Seventh Street at First Avenue ... previously.

Headline H/T

Welcoming Steiner East Village

Steiner East Village, Douglas Steiner's 82-unit condoplex rising on Avenue A at 12th Street, received welcome messages the other night.

EVG reader John shared this photo... a Cool and a SMELLS...

The latest Cool

Outside Peter Brant's new art space at 421 E. Sixth St.

Find more Cool here.

Previously on EV Grieve:
Capturing 'Cool'

Capturing 'Cool'

[From August 2013 via EVG reader Marc]

Yesterday's item about the apparent arrest of graffiti writer SMELL reminded me of this post, which I never finished ... I had been documenting some of the Cool tags around the neighborhood... it's the work of "Drew," whose "Ross is Not Cool" tag on David Schwimmer's new East Sixth Street estate in August generated coverage everywhere from the supermarket tabloids to Vanity Fair.

Here are but a few Cool tags from recent months... Anyway, these tags — scourge of the city or a welcome part of the urban landscape?