Wednesday, March 05, 2008
Art I Pass By - #16
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Art I Pass By On My Way To Work: The Binge
I am fairly convinced at this point that the best places to find art in this city are on the walls of the abandoned laundromat at the corner of Main Street and 14th and the equally vacant warehouse at Quebec St. and 2nd (with a few scattered treasures to be found in between).
I am fairly convinced at this point that the best places to find art in this city are on the walls of the abandoned laundromat at the corner of Main Street and 14th and the equally vacant warehouse at Quebec St. and 2nd (with a few scattered treasures to be found in between).
Labels: Art, Art-I-Pass-By, Street Level
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way To Work - #14
Found in the alley between East 1st and East 2nd, just off Scotia, Vancouver BC.
Found in the alley between East 1st and East 2nd, just off Scotia, Vancouver BC.
Labels: Art, Art-I-Pass-By, Street Level
Friday, November 23, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way To Work - #13
Sunday, November 04, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way To Work - #12
Found in the alleyway at Lorne St. between 1st Ave and 2nd Ave in Vancouver.
Found in the alleyway at Lorne St. between 1st Ave and 2nd Ave in Vancouver.
Labels: Art-I-Pass-By, Street Level
Friday, October 19, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way To Work - #11
Monday, October 01, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way To Work - #10
Saturday, September 15, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way To Work - #9
Friday, August 17, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way To Work - #8
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way To Work - #7
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way To Work - #6
Wednesday, May 09, 2007
"Art I Pass By" Gets Geotagged
One of graffiti's most dependable traits is its temporal nature. Disgruntled property owners will inevitably get around to hiring someone to rid their walls of what is, from their perspective, pure vandalism and defacement of property. That is partly why I started the "Art I Pass By On My Way To Work" series in the first place, to capture the moment however fleeting and provide the work with a more permanent exhibit.
Anyway, the collection finally has a Flickr Set which I will continue to add to and – this is cool – has been Geotagged as further record of where these pieces can be found – assuming, of course, that they still exist.
One of graffiti's most dependable traits is its temporal nature. Disgruntled property owners will inevitably get around to hiring someone to rid their walls of what is, from their perspective, pure vandalism and defacement of property. That is partly why I started the "Art I Pass By On My Way To Work" series in the first place, to capture the moment however fleeting and provide the work with a more permanent exhibit.
Anyway, the collection finally has a Flickr Set which I will continue to add to and – this is cool – has been Geotagged as further record of where these pieces can be found – assuming, of course, that they still exist.
Labels: Art-I-Pass-By
Saturday, May 05, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way To Work - #5
Monday, April 23, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way to Work - #4
Thursday, April 05, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way to Work - #3
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Art I Pass By On My Way To Work - #2
Thursday, March 01, 2007
Somebody is trying to tell you something
Can inspiration occur after the fact? Yesterday's post, the first in a new series entitled "Art I Pass By On My Way To Work" could very well have been born from a website that I stumbled upon today. Written On The City, a project by the troublemakers over at Language In Common "celebrates the conversation that's happening on the walls and sidewalks of the places we live."
Can inspiration occur after the fact? Yesterday's post, the first in a new series entitled "Art I Pass By On My Way To Work" could very well have been born from a website that I stumbled upon today. Written On The City, a project by the troublemakers over at Language In Common "celebrates the conversation that's happening on the walls and sidewalks of the places we live."
Labels: Art, Art-I-Pass-By, Street Level, World at Large
