From The New York Shitty Inbox: Greetings From Queens
This magnificent example of value-added feral furniture hails from Metropolitan Avenue and Flushing Avenue and comes courtesy of Queens Crap. Any takers?
New York Shitty Street Seating Du Jour: 23 Days Later
Filed under: 11237, Bushwick, Bushwick Brooklyn, Feral Furniture, Street Furniture, Urban Artifact
New York Shitty Feral Furniture Watch: Reserved
Taken May 20, 2013.
New York Shitty Feral Furniture Watch: North 13 Street & Wythe Avenue
Filed under: 11211, Feral Furniture, Street Furniture, Urban Artifact, Williamsburg, Williamsburg Brooklyn, WTF
Taken May 5, 2013.
P.S.: What the fuck is this?
Anyone?
New York Shitty Feral Furniture Watch: Al Fresco Living Room
From White Street.
New York Shitty Feral Furniture Watch: North 13 Street
Filed under: 11211, Feral Furniture, Street Furniture, Williamsburg, Williamsburg Brooklyn
Taken February 27, 2013.
New York Shitty Feral Furniture Watch: Concertina
Taken February 19, 2013.
New York Shitty Street Seating Du Jour: Stanwix Street
Filed under: 11206, Bushwick, Bushwick Brooklyn, Feral Furniture, Street Furniture, Urban Artifact
Taken February 16, 2013.
New York Shitty Feral Furniture Watch: Upside Down
Filed under: 11211, Feral Furniture, Street Furniture, Williamsburg, Williamsburg Brooklyn
Taken January 26, 2013.
New York Shitty Day Ender: Al Fresco Living
Filed under: 11206, 11222, East Williamsburg, East Williamsburg Brooklyn, Greenpoint, Greenpoint Brooklyn, Greenpoint Magic, Street Furniture
Given the recent cognitive dissonance “controversy” over the so-called “shelter” on Milton Street, I felt a reminder of what the alternative has long been for Greenpoint’s homeless community was in order. Granted, this living room suite is located in East Williamsburg (if one cares/dares to tread further east there he/she will find a homeless colony), but you get the idea.
This post is dedicated to Ann and Jen of the Greenpoint Reformed Church and the manifold number of people— and there were/are many— who worked to ensure that ten of our neediest will have a safe, warm place to sleep on this cold winter night. Thank you!
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