Williamsburg Pay Phone Du Jour: Concerned Yet Indifferent
Filed under: 11211, Culture War, East Village, Manhattan, New York City, Williamsburg, Williamsburg Brooklyn
From Roebling Street.
Miss Heather
P.S.: This post goes out to Posterchild. It would appear I have become his muse.
In regards to the above opus he wrote:
In the course of researching this work, I discovered that machines like the one I’m describing already exist. They are known as “Reverse Vending Machines†and I think that they are an absolutely outstanding idea!
Special thanks to Miss Heather of New York Shitty for inspiring this piece; she wrote to me: “You should hit some of the pay phones in my hood. They’re usually employed as trash receptacles for empty fifths of vodka and/or brandy. Among other things.â€
Thanks for getting me thinking about how people really use these payphones, and sorry that this didn’t make it’s way out to Greenpoint!
New York Shitty Street Art Du Jour: Freephone!
From Second Avenue at East 6 Street, East Village.
Miss Heather
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