All Photos By Gail
I first started noticing the mysterious Pink Baby Doll Faces as they popped up here and there in my Instagram feed. When I realized there were quite a few scattered all over what is obviously NYC’s Chelsea Gallery District — because of course they are — Geoffrey and I went out on an Urban Art Safari.
11th Avenue and 25th Street
A little bit of Googling revealed to me that the Pink Baby Doll Faces started showing up in Denver back in Spring of 2016. I couldn’t find any information on the artist. The origin of the Baby Doll Faces is truly a mystery!
20th Street Between 10th and 11th Avenues
They are fun to spot. Go exploring with friend and turn it into a game!
There are a few different faces, which appear to be made of cast Plaster of Paris and then painted pink (or sometimes violet). Some have hair and others do not.
10th Avenue at 22nd Street
22nd Street Between 10th and 11th Avenues
I will add more to this post as I find them! Enjoy the hunt!
Look I found more!
26th Between 10th and 11th Avenues.
11th Avenue and 24th Street.
11th Avenue Between 22nd and 23rd Street.
Found This One on Saturday March 3rd, 2018:
On this Shady-Looking ATM on 24th Street just West of 10th Ave.
Updated March 9th, 2018: I saw these on Bowery in Various Locations Between Delancey and Stanton Streets:
On the Facade of the famous Germania Bank Building at 190 Bowery!
Alongside the Remnants of Storm Quinn at Bowery Near Stanton Street.
