This weekend, Kim Krause let me help out with the Street scape festival on Ludlow behind the Esquire theatre, where we made a chalk drawing of Emile Friant’s painting “Studio Visit“. It was so much fun! I wish I could’ve helped out more, but I’m glad for the time I was there, anyway. Haz (Jahaziel Minor), Sarah (Hollis), Julio (Labra), David (Canny) and Kim worked on it from start to finish, and they did a FANTASTIC job! I can’t wait to see the final image. I took a photo of how it looked before I left to go to work, and it was close-ish to being done.
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Hi Iman
Where is that work exactly? which part of Ludlow?
Ludlow & Clifton? It’s probably gone, now, what with the rain we had today, but there are pictures on flikr if you look up Street Scape Administration, I think…
I couldn’t find anything in Flicker! Can you post me it;s link? I really want to know what did you guys do in that project.
Posts like this brghiten up my day. Thanks for taking the time.
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