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So, does this mean that New Jersey is better for art than New York?
Yes. NJ is better for everything.
Or, you could have written about Friday the 13th.
Cause it’s … today.
Even in NYC.
“For the purpose of this exercise, we will gladly befriend Tacoma and call it ours.”
—Megan; candy envy thread
sure, fine for Almond Roca, but aww crap!!! that Chihuahua-ly thing.
gah.
new york~ the epicenter of the creative people who originally made hip-hop: b-boys, djs, mcs, & GRAPH WRITERS
seattle has hip-hop too…
Jen, you’re embarrassing yourself.
I trip over more interesting art in a New York block than Seattle produces in a year.
Sure @6, but here we call that “garbage waiting to be picked up”…
@6: Did I say anything that contradicts that? I said there is nothing to say.
I moved from Portland to attend the School of Visual Arts in NYC to study comics & illustration. I love my school and the opportunities I’ve had to work under some amazing teachers (including Tom Hart, who used to live in Seattle) and grow as an artist. Also I get to go to the motherfucking Met whenever I want.
@6 you should pick it up. Think about the other people.
There is more art on Kent Kangley Road then in Lower Manhattan and Capitol Hill Seattle.
Sorry, Jen @8, your silence is deafening.
Please return to your warmed-over anti-condo acrylic paintings at Vermillion.
@12 I think she tripped over them.
@8: That’s what I was hoping you were saying by not saying anything.
Admittedly off-topic –
Ratatoskr, you have THE BEST avatar I have ever seen. Here OR in New Yawk. I enlarge it frequently just for the “squeee” factor.
😀
@13:
No, I walked by there about an hour ago and they were all hanging on the walls where they were supposed to be…