Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged ALCOHOL, Beer, BEVERAGE STORE, CARTS, Greenpoint Avenue, LAND, rainbow
Posted in Graffiti, Greenpoint, Sticker Art
Tagged BIKE RACK, Greenpoint Avenue, metal, sidewalk, STAND, sticker
In the corner of my eye I thought it was a floating banana peel and I was sober, then I thought about how someone in midtown Manhattan could be convinced, with the right influence, that this is a $500,000 sculpture from the the late 1960′s.
From Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn.
Posted in Greenpoint
Tagged Art, banana, Greenpoint Avenue, modern, peel, steel, street, twisted, yellow
The history of sticker art, that is.
From Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn.
Posted in Greenpoint, Sticker Art, Street Art
Tagged adam hays, Brooklyn, BS, BSBS, dolphins rape people, elle, graffiti, Greenpoint Avenue, marty dceve, methods, never scared, SENA, sticker, street brilliance
What a difference one letter can make. On Greenpoint Avenue, Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
(Someone did just point out to me that this has been up for a while, but it’s new to me #married)
Posted in Food, Greenpoint, Sticker Art
Tagged Brooklyn, chickens, Greenpoint, Greenpoint Avenue, Laughter, Live Poultry Slaughter, sign, Slaughter, slaughter house
Pictures from the John Jay Byrne Bridge which connects Greenpoint, Brooklyn with Blissville, Queens. Before this 20th century bridge on Greenpoint Avenue, a much older, simpler bridge connected the two boroughs via the Blissville Bridge.
Posted in Greenpoint
Tagged Blissville Bridge, Blissville Queens, bridges, Greenpoint Avenue, John Jay Byrne Bridge
From 35th Street in Queens, just a hop skip and ajump from the John Jay Byrne Bridge aka Greenpoint Avenue.
This wall on West Street between Greenpoint Avenue & Milton Street is beautiful.
The layers of reds & grays that are deteriorating on these bricks from the weather creates a gorgeous, changing texture.
If you’re into beautiful decay, this is the shizznit.
Posted in Art, Greenpoint
Tagged beautiful decay, exposed bricks, Greenpoint Avenue, Milton Street, West Street
From Provost Street near Greenpoint Avenue.
Posted in Greenpoint
Tagged American Dies Inc, Greenpoint, Greenpoint Avenue, Incorporated, Provost Street, red door
