Wednesday, May 11th 2005

also: read the articles posted on Wednesday, May 11th 2005

Previous Day :: Next Day

ea: help, how I love bike messengers. (o. and architects, ha!)

in response to Monster Track 6: NYC Messenger\'s Race

Stacey: It said it was image 1700 but I dont know where to find it (am I really showing my age here :( )

in response to Forgotten Structure: ASPCA

Stacey: I just posted it and since it is an old black and white I hope it is viewable. Thanks for letting me share :)

in response to Forgotten Structure: ASPCA

fuzzytank: NICE! like the varied styles

in response to RusCrew - новое & старое

elaine: what a fortuitous google, as was my own discovery of citynoise. now i am annoyed i didn't photograph the ducks for you today. i see them every day, but today they were being really weird, they were all sitting on the pathways and the lawns of the park sleeping. they...

in response to spring migrations

elaine: likey likey.

in response to sometimes things come back from the past to haunt the future

chuck town blood: fuck all yall crips that think yall hard come 2 charleston s.c and we will see

in response to Crip/Blood Graffiti: Washington Heights

nicole: I think she is the best u rock

in response to gwen stefani's wedding

Peter: Nice! it is, indeed, a very small world! viva le pet bird!

in response to spring migrations

Peter: stacey: email the photo to editors at citynoise dot org and the ycan post it, or check http://www.citynoise.org/post.php and click the "upload a photo" link. that should do it :)

in response to Forgotten Structure: ASPCA

GGP: Stacey, I hope you can get someone to help you post that picture--I'd love to see it! The street is paved, sure enough. Thanks for helping me remember where the heck it is!

in response to Forgotten Structure: ASPCA

ea: me too ... me too.

in response to noise in a city

elaine: www.bromptonbicycle.co.uk/index. . . . ction=bikerange.bikerange is my bike, i have the turqouoise L type. it is so beautiful people try and speak to me while i am riding it. you can't do wheelies, even if you were you and not me, due to it's folding nature, and the tiny wheels have disadvantages, but it's great...

in response to Brooklyn: Labor Day 2004

Stacey: This is on Baltic or Butler between Bond and Nevins. It used to be an adoption center and hospital. My grandfather used to sell fruit and veggies from his horse and carriage in the early 1900's and he used to keep it across the street from there (I...

in response to Forgotten Structure: ASPCA

Stacey: This is on Baltic or Butler between Bond and Nevins. It used to be an adoption center and hospital. My grandfather used to sell fruit and veggies from his horse and carriage in the early 1900's and he used to keep it across the street from there (I...

in response to Forgotten Structure: ASPCA

Stacey: This is on Baltic or Butler between Bond and Nevins. It used to be an adoption center and hospital. My grandfather used to sell fruit and veggies from his horse and carriage in the early 1900's and he used to keep it across the street from there (I...

in response to Forgotten Structure: ASPCA

Stacey: This is on Baltic between Bond and Nevins. It used to be an adoption center and hospital. My grandfather used to sell fruit and veggies from his horse and carriage in the early 1900's and he used to keep it across the street from there (I would post...

in response to Forgotten Structure: ASPCA

elaine: this was my inspiration for scanning these in. i also went up our lovely round thing - the eye. but i filmed and no longer have the technology to pump it out. maybe i have to go up again?

in response to urban orienteering in NY

elaine: i offer you this in reply i am doing a logo for someone just now. i am looking at those inustrial paint for metal colours, the classic VW combi set me off, but actually anything old that rusts gets that palette...

in response to being a tourist

elaine: you are a gent!

in response to urban orienteering in NY

elaine: yeah, i like hool's writing on photography too. i was inspired by the prospect of a book, and i also have been thinking about writing in an academic stylie again, and the old problem of it's upublishability/unreadability, then i thought what if i integrated those thought with my more personal...

in response to noise in a city

GGP: I need to find it again and get back to you on that, Peter. It's off 3rd avenue, maybe st. marks? I'll get back w/ you on this asap.

in response to Forgotten Structure: ASPCA

Anonymous : soy español soy de mejorad el pueblo donde esta y es maravillosa yo tambien le he hecho una entrevista para el periodico del instituto luigi 14 años

in response to Don Justo\'s Self Built Cathedral - Part 2

Jamie: interesting to see photos of lithuania. lithuanians are currently colonizing my part of the uk. its a place i know little about.

in response to Urban development in Vilnius

i know: i love you

in response to Urban development in Vilnius

Peter: that guy was taking video of the start, and got a little more swarmed than he had planned... just imagine... being rushed by 200+ increasingly drunk/amped bike messengers, who are all riding trackbikes with no brakes, heh!

in response to Monster Track 6: NYC Messenger\'s Race

jeeff: buns of bronze.

in response to Bound, But Determined

jeeff: haha, the guy walking through the last shot. he looks very aware that he's in the wrong place. or maybe they plant people like this along the race course as realistic bike-messenger "obstacles"?

in response to Monster Track 6: NYC Messenger\'s Race

Peter: i fixed the typo ;)

in response to urban orienteering in NY

Peter: yay, a good text entry! thanks elaine- this was really thought provoking. id love to see someone like hool weigh in, especially on people in photos, etc...

in response to noise in a city

Peter: where is this? ive never seen it and would love to go check it out and make some photos, also!

in response to Forgotten Structure: ASPCA

lalo: i lived my entire life in humboldt park. i'v been through tuff time and good time in the park. let me say this though, humboldt park isn't as bad as every1 says it is. i mean u could still get jump or killed for sum stupid shit, but its not...

in response to Humboldt Park

Peter: the urban environment is the best medium for this sort of thing, thats for sure! incidentally: many of the pet bird stick-ups ive passed lately appear to have been the victims of removal attempts... but rest assured that they are, much as this sticker, still holding strong... at least 90%...

in response to push stiker

Peter: i was riding the kronan yesterday, actually- we went to get groceries after work, and needless to say, it can haul a lot of groceries! we have the old green ww2 kronan too, but it needs some repair/replacement-parts/love... heres a photo i took of the orange one whilst driving through utah: also:...

in response to Brooklyn: Labor Day 2004

Jamie: What about the orange kronan? Thats my idea of a bike

in response to Brooklyn: Labor Day 2004

Jamie: You let him on the furniture? Thats real bike love right there. Also, are they spokey-dokeys?

in response to Brooklyn: Labor Day 2004

Peter: oh, does it ever! i love it. here are some more recent photos of it:

in response to Brooklyn: Labor Day 2004

Jamie: This bike appears to kick ass

in response to Brooklyn: Labor Day 2004

bob bobingston: th' art is purdy :-)

in response to Berlin Wall Graffiti

Peter: cool! ahh, brooklyn... i posted some photos of this area, roughly, also... theyre posted here...

in response to Springtime @ Gowanus Canal

Peter: cool... love the paste-up :)

in response to Monomood

Jamie: you've certainly got the hang of posting articles now! like the photos, canals suit me for some reason. i've been checking out my local waterways lately and found great interest in their human customization. also, i totally like the reflected blue sky in the last photo, it makes me feel...

in response to Springtime @ Gowanus Canal

angry protractor: 1 sheet avery labels (your design applied) 1 can of aerosol shellac stick & spray - everlasting sticker graf

in response to Wheatpasting: How to

elaine: city as great canvas of decollage...

in response to push stiker

elaine: i agree. i found myself latching onto it after finding transgression too violent a metaphor, on the one hand and being a bit of an anthropology bunny on the other. i havn't read widely on urbanism, i was put off by the adorno, and more interested in his chum benjamin,...

in response to noise in a city

fuzzytank: its a interesting word and even more so is you are wondering about what all this is all these images and words on cities liminal space gets minced and rearticulated over and over in articles on urbanisim (the word probably pops up just as much as 'linkages' 'pedagogy' or 'methodology') Sharon Zukin - "Disneyland...

in response to noise in a city

elaine: bronze. it will be bronze

in response to Bound, But Determined

Joan of Arc: "You say that you are my judge, I don't know if you are; but take care not to judge wrongly, lest you place yourself in great danger; and [I] notify you of this, so that if our Lord punishes you for it, I will have done my duty in telling...

in response to Bound, But Determined

Matt: nice pic! I like the silouetted figure on the roof beneath the moon, I know where that is.

in response to Moonlit Williamsburg

Joan of Arc: Fascinating!* Stuff*!

in response to Two Birds with One Stone: Detroit in New York

Natali: Fascinating stuff!

in response to Wheatpasting: How to

Previous Day :: Next Day