Tag Archives: paintings

Gray Field

Posted on August 30, 2012 | Leave a comment

I just can’t seem to escape these abstract minimalist paintings from my childhood appearing on all the walls around me, like here on Apollo Street, Greenpoint.

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Posted in Art, Greenpoint, Street Art

Tagged abstract, Apollo, color field, gray, Minimalism, paintings

Sidewalk Chalked Trees

Posted on June 21, 2012 | 2 Comments

Sidewalk Chalk on trees is kind of an interesting take on the medium. That stuff doesn’t harm trees unless it’s repeated. I don’t think that I would want drawing on trees with anything to catch on, but still, it was amusing when I saw these in McGolrick Park yesterday morning.

Posted in Art, Greenpoint, Non-human Life, Street Art

Tagged abstract, bark, chalk, color field, dust, graffiti, McGolrick, McGolrick Park, painted, paintings, park, park art, Parks, pastels, sidewalk chalk, tree

Flaky Bricks And Blue Colorfields

Posted on February 7, 2012 | 2 Comments

More flaky bricks, just the way I like ‘em.

From the ghetto end of Grand Street in Brooklyn that is hard to get to via car.

And a little abstract minimalism as the cherry on top.

The city is a giant museum if you so choose it to be. Rothko lives.

Posted in Art, Williamsburg

Tagged abstract, abstract minimalism, art museum, blue, Bricks, city, Colorfields, Flaky, Minimalism, museum, paint, paintings

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