Graffiti Related Posts
Not 12 hours ago word spread about a new Banksy being up (located in LIC – not an area natives want such stuff). It has apparently already been Demolished. Floydy McCrotchPants arrived at LTV HQ with a drive containing these photos… Look at this MFer, he didn’t even bother to put his coffee cup down […]
I saw more of that nonsense in Metro today about banksy and said to myself, wow – since when is that newsworthy? And why no mention of OMAR?
As you may or may not know, We here at LTV have our own publishing wing cranking out the occasional underground completely DIY publications. We don’t do it so much for the profit as for the desire to document various exploring related aspects of NYC life in print form for generations to come. That said […]
This spot is hot. Tons of great graff cover the walls making it the hottest illegal hall of fame that side of the sewer…
Greenpoint terminal was a big enough set of buildings that you could go over and over and over and still find new things. On this night we accessed a room that looked as though a squatter was living in it. Upon closer inspection though it appears the room was used as a local hang out […]
In 2001, we came across the historic remains of the Brooklyn City Railroad Company powerhouse. Inside, we found a gross tribute to late stage capitalism. (Original write up from July 2001 (with minor edits) – Building history & Update below) One fine summer evening we ended our day of exploring here. As we approach the […]
Original publication date: May 1, 2001, Updated & re-posted: Feb. 16, 2014. What was it? This new category of blog posts will feature locations around NYC that I’ve explored, but haven’t had the time to dig up good historic information on. It is my hope that someone out there will be able to comment below […]
Original Write up: April 2, 2001 Honeywell Avenue is one long bridge which spans 2 rail yards and the LIRR/Amtrak mainline funnel of tracks from LI and Boston into Manhattan. This generally unnoticed bridge has been abandoned since 1979, and only recently (i.e. – today 4/2/2001) begun to be rebuilt.
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