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Icy Signs
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Tuesday, February 28th, 2012 : goo
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As part of his Love Letter to Brooklyn project, Steven Powers (aka ESPO) put on a brief show in downtown Brooklyn
entitled Livingston Street Market
alongside Todd James (aka REAS).
The show has come and gone, but he's left us a collection of hand-painted signs in the windows of the now-vacant
storefront at 200 Livingston Street, Brooklyn.
Steven Powers' site:
www.firstandfifteenth.net
Read more about it all here:
flavorpill.com/brooklyn/events/2011/11/19/stephen-powers-and-todd-james-livingston-street-market
www.theworldsbestever.com/2011/11/18/a-quick-look-through-livingston-street-market
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