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This is not the first time I've posted images of Chelsea's street color, but it's the first time I've commented on the references to Steir, Indiana, Pollock and Rothko.
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Steir on the Street? Shot on 21st Street, outside Eyebeam Gallery
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Same location, different reference
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A few Pollockian drips on 20th Street
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Rothko on a dumpster?
These images were taken over the course of several months, so they may not be there now.
For more ephemeral art, visit Joy Garnett's Newsgrist. She's got a series of Found Art--fleeting "installations" like this, this, this and this.
Update, August 3: In his blog, In it for Life, Tim McFarlane shows a fabulous "Rothko Wall" in Philly.
2 comments:
These are great - especially the Pat Steir with graffiti in the waterfall stream. That blue is lovely against the stone (concrete?). Thanks for these found colorist art posts - very enjoyable!
Beautiful--all...
Great seeing!
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