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Sculpture

New York has a rich history of starving artists. The people who enriched the city with these works were just like you and I in that they were not appreciated in their life and never got paid what their contributions to life were worth.

This guy, who is obviously a fan of beer plants, is located on the corner of Central Park at the end (beginning?) of Central Park West. If you ever find yourself at 40.768013,-73.981301 then stop by and give him a beer because I don't think he gets around much.

Bears are the natural predator of Wall St. Thus this bear is all the way up on the Upper West Side.
While the bull is kept closer to the bull-shitters on Wall St. its self.

Note that his balls are more polished than most of him because people like to feel his nuts.

Once you see these works West of Bowling Green Park you have no doubt that you have found the American Indian Museum. The artists intense attention to detail captures the American Natives in the states that made them famous. You can see in these pics the the Noble Savage, the Fierce Warrior as well as the Wise Chief and Medicine Man.

What? You don't see them?
I sware this is the place.

It is against the law to take pictures in the Subway. But you won't find a single sign telling you this. These pictures were not taken in the subway. In order to capture these pictures of the sculptures you will find at the 42nd and Broadway Subway station I had to map out the whole thing in my mind and then create an exact 1 to 1 replica of the station at a local wearhouse and then take this pics. The whole effort didn't cost more than 200 million Dollars but it was worth it because I would never break the law by taking pictures in the Subway.

Sadly my work of art was destroyed by a worm hole leaving no trace of its existence.

Some odds and ends:

Howard Kaplan

After the sex change.

Yertel the Turtle

The king of rust.

George W.

The one who liked small government.

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Sculpture