He moved on to new materials: pages taken from magazines and discarded posters from
the walls of subway stations.
I experiment to discover relevant marks for each subject: a quick mark for the view out a window of a speeding bus, or a slick mark for tiles on
the wall of a subway station.
Not exact matches
When you walk into Oasis Jimma Juice Bar, a sliver
of a storefront tucked under the 125th Street
subway station in N.Y.C., you'll probably notice the lime - green color
of the
walls.
Per the Daily News, the rebuilt
subway station will «honor its past while invoking humanity's highest ideals» by featuring artwork from artist Ann Hamilton that includes words from the United Nation's Declaration
of Human Rights and the Declaration
of Independence etched into its
walls.
Debris plummeting from the
wall of Brooklyn
subway station caused a train to derail around 5:30 a.m. this morning.
The barricades line
Wall Street, which is normally closed to vehicular traffic, with the exception
of a crossing at Broad Street near the
subway station and have become an increasing sore spot for business and residents
of the area.
And was the weapon a nightstick or a felt tip pen; was it the 14th Street
subway station wall that was defaced, or was it the defacing
of a man?
The 37 x 5 meter plastered and hand - painted
wall with projection, engages the site's (
subway station) function as a transit hub as well as the many layers
of history embedded within the place.
So with self - timed photos, he finds himself taking floating naps on a beach, flying through
subway stations, strutting down
walls, spinning around forests, or just getting randomly bent out
of shape, all with a confident glide.
A giant tiled
wall of jewel - toned loops and curves — one
of the last commissions by the Conceptual artist Sol LeWitt — was unveiled in the 59th Street - Columbus Circle
subway station by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority last week.
Also examined is Haring's activity in public spaces, including the anonymous works that first drew him to the attention
of the public, figures drawn in chalk on pieces
of black paper used to cover old advertisements on the
walls of New York City
subway stations.
The stories are taped up on the
walls of the
subway at three
stations on the Central Line.
The term makes reference to the tiled
walls of New York
subway stations from the early 20th century.