Monthly Archives: February 2007

Judith Supine Paste-Up No. 2 – 11 Spring Street, NYC

Ivan Corsa Photo

Photo gear: Canon PowerShot SD 630 ELPH digital camera
On the iPod: Beck – “Hell Yes”
Kicks on our feet: Puma “Easy Rider” Sneakers

Judith Supine Paste-Up No. 1 – 11 Spring Street, NYC

Ivan Corsa Photo

Photo gear: Canon PowerShot SD 630 ELPH digital camera
On the iPod: Beck – “Hell Yes”
Kicks on our feet: Puma “Easy Rider” Sneakers

“Obey” by Shepard Fairey at 11 Spring St., NYC – No. 1

Detail from the massive “Obey” (“Giant has a posse”) Wheat-Paste Mural by Shephard Fairey at 11 Spring St., in Nolita New York City.

Ivan Corsa Photo

Photo gear: Canon PowerShot SD 630 ELPH digital camera
On the iPod: Deerhoof – “Wrong Time Capsule”
Kicks on our feet: Puma “Easy Rider” Sneakers

Blek Le Rat “Beggar,” 11 Spring St., NYC

Ivan Corsa Photo

Photo gear: Canon PowerShot SD 630 ELPH digital camera
On the iPod: Goldfrapp – “Utopia”
Kicks on our feet: Puma “Easy Rider” Sneakers

Blek Le Rat “Beggar” Detail, 11 Spring St., NYC

Ivan Corsa Photo

Photo gear: Canon PowerShot SD 630 ELPH digital camera
On the iPod: Goldfrapp – “Utopia”
Kicks on our feet: Puma “Easy Rider” Sneakers

11 Spring Street Massive Photo Paste-Up

Large photo paste-up on the first floor, inside the building at 11 Spring Street in Nolita, New York City. This guy looks like a middle aged bad-ass mafioso type. This picture, like all the images of art work created and displayed inside the Building at 11 Spring Street, was taken during the two-day exhibition there in December 2006.

Ivan Corsa Photo

Photo gear: Canon PowerShot SD 630 ELPH digital camera
On the iPod: Goldfrapp – “Utopia”
Kicks on our feet: Puma “Easy Rider” Sneakers

Video: Anti-Advertising Campaign in New York City by Graffiti Research La

The folks at the ever ingenious and creative Graffiti Research Lab have made a clip of their recent anti-advertising campaign. The guerilla effort exploits video panels that display commercials outside subway entrances around New York City. The point is that the thousands of marketing messages we are exposed to on a daily basis is the true graf problem urban dwellers face.