Showing posts with label politicalish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label politicalish. Show all posts

Sunday, March 2, 2014

Here ... where we run out of continent *

 Los Angeles, February, 2014, photographs of a visit by Tom Eubanks
*words compliments of California saint, Joan Didion

The state of things
Century City

As God is my witness ...

Because the system can't tap birds ...

Paramount Sky-drop

Forest Lawn Cemetery
in graffiti veritas

Monday, September 9, 2013

New York is Golden in September

Jefferson Market Library (my favorite building in the Village)

Sea grass along the Hudson

Bryant Park Cityscape

Eleanor in Riverside

September in NYC, as expressed in crochet

Reflection

Mast

Ode to Hopper

Just don't.

Susan Sarandon and the next Mayor of NYC in front of Trader Joe's. 




--Photographs by Tom Eubanks.

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Edward Hopper Ground Zero, Greenwich and Avenue of the Americas

The more things change, the more the past reveals itself to us ...



Good news: No more insufferable Marc Jacobs signs, hand-painted with irony, on this wall.

More good news: No more insufferable 9/11 hand-painted clay squares tied to the chain-link like some maudlin kindergarten project gone bathetically wrong.

Bad news: MTA architects will decide what replaces this corner, which, like the rest of this asterisk-shaped intersection (former home to the stately Loews) & the length of (preserved) Greenwich Avenue, continues to be haunted by our greatest nostalgic New York painter.

--Tom Eubanks, Greenwich Avenue/Avenue of the Americas/11th Street, 2/13/13

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

New York Scrawl






As the area code gets more expensive, the graffiti becomes more expansive.
Tom Eubanks


Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Be the Change You Wish to See in the World



Approaching an Occupied Union Square
from the subway exit on 14th Street & Broadway, 6:45 p.m.



Occupied Union Square, 6:48 p.m.



As much media, & as many tourists & looky-lous as protestors, 6:50 p.m.



Misspelled, true, but the sentiment is there. 6:50 p.m.



& this is what a growing NYPD presence across the street
& within charging distance looks like...



We can only hope tonight everyone practices what this man preached.

"Occupy Gandhi, Union Square, March 21, 2012" by Tom Eubanks




Saturday, February 4, 2012