It all makes sense now. I pushed the figures together that were originally graffitied at each end of the amphitheater stage. A narrative arose that I hadn’t noticed in their original positioning. It’s hard to believe that this wasn’t the original intent of the artist. I just didn’t put it together until I put them […]
I concentrated on the background rather than the graffiti in this instance. Please visit my Etsy shop for my artwork for sale inspired by my autistic brother Mike at: etsy.com/shop/AutismInspiredArt. My other artwork for sale is at: Etsy.com/shop/OtherArtbyJack
Please visit my Etsy shop for my artwork for sale inspired by my autistic brother Mike at: etsy.com/shop/AutismInspiredArt. My other artwork for sale is at: Etsy.com/shop/OtherArtbyJack
Please visit my Etsy shop for my artwork for sale inspired by my autistic brother Mike at: etsy.com/shop/AutismInspiredArt. My other artwork for sale is at: Etsy.com/shop/OtherArtbyJack
Still sick (Covid, actually). Thanks for bearing with me.
I walked a lot when I lived in Manhattan. I took the picture below on one of my walks through East Side Park in 1991. It was a cold November day, and very clear. The amphitheater was south of the park. As I recall it was even further south than the Fire Boat Station. I […]
