Aren't these wonderful? My friend Luis went on a texture hunt around Brooklyn and sent me tons of great images. This small selection shows the layered evidence of years of billboards pasted on top of one another and torn down - it appears that they may have been sanded-down as well. YUMilicious!
Showing posts with label brooklyn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brooklyn. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Luis' Billboard Textures
Aren't these wonderful? My friend Luis went on a texture hunt around Brooklyn and sent me tons of great images. This small selection shows the layered evidence of years of billboards pasted on top of one another and torn down - it appears that they may have been sanded-down as well. YUMilicious!
Labels:
billboard,
brooklyn,
layers,
textures,
urban archeology
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Art by Gail Mitchell
5+, mixed media on vellum, 2007I would like to share some recent work by friend and former room mate while I studied at the Cooper Union in NYC. Gail Mitchell lives in Williamsburg Brooklyn and can be contacted at: gailrobin@billburg.com
Gail has always been a master at collecting from the streets and shores of New York, and what's more, at re-presenting these objects in their unique glory without clutter. The ability to edit and leave room for her subjects to breathe are what most attract me to Gail's work.
Labels:
brooklyn,
found object,
gail mitchell,
vellum,
williamsburg
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