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Twinkies Return: July 15th, 2013!

Twinkies Return 7/5/13
Photographed By Gail at the Corner of 49th Street and 7th Avenue

If a Times Square Billboard Says It, It Must Be True!

Will Ryman’s Bird at the Flatiron Plaza

Will Ryman Bird 1
Photos By Gail

Bird (2012), is a 12-foot high, 12-foot wide, and 14-foot long sculpture, made with fifty-five hundred actual and fabricated nails in the shape of a bird. The work weighs five tons, and rests upon a nest of ninety thousand nails. Through this sculpture, Ryman changes the meaning of the nail, which is traditionally used to connect materials and build structures. By dramatically altering its scale and using it in excessive quantities, Ryman blurs the relationship between abstraction and realism. As the viewer rotates around the sculpture, Bird transitions from the shape of a bird to a nonrepresentational sculpture.

Bird will be on Display through April 21st, 2013
Flatiron Plaza  Intersection of 23rd Street, 5th Avenue and Broadway,  New York

Will Ryman Bird 2

Will Wyman Bird Rear View

Yes, It Exists: Pine Salt Toothpaste

Pine Salt Toothpaste
Mmm . . . Salty!

Photographed by me at Pearl River Mart on Broadway in NYC!

Shark Attack Store Window Display

Shark Attack Store Window Display Front
Photographed by Gail on Howard Street Between Broadway and Lafayette, NYC.

The Sign Out Front Said that they sold the Yoko Ono-Designed Menswear Line Inside, But They Were Lying!

Shark Attack Store Window Display Side

Andy Warhol Monument in Union Square


The Andy Monument by Rob Pruitt (Photograph By James Ewing)

Rob Pruitt’s really awesome Andy Warhol Monument statue has been up at the intersection of 17th Street and Broadway since March of this year. The statue stands just a few yards from one of two former addresses of Warhol’s (in)famous Factory Studio. During the time I’ve lived in NYC (23 or so years) that same location has housed two nightclubs (Area and the short-lived Palace De Beaute), a porn shop and a Petco, which is what it is now. You can visit the statue, and marvel at its shininess, until they take it down on October 2, 2011.