Some of the feral cats we shelter and feed, by name.

Coc

Puffin

Buster

Jack

Tommy

Wily

Tikka

Morgan Museum and Brooklyn Museum, summer 2017

Rubin Museum, 13 January 2017

Storefront Art Walk, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, May 2016

How to rescue a cat

On a rainy morning in March, found this guy in our backyard. Had seen (and fed) him before. But he was clearly in distress – and friendly. After unsuccessfully coaxing him into the basement, I just scooped him up in my arms and brought him inside. He’s on the mend, with Vet care, and a local rescue group will help us find him a home. Very affectionate – a real mush – and quite a handsome devil. He actually looks better here than he did six days ago.

MET NYC March 2016

Art in the Lab – @ St. Francis College – created and curated by Drs. Alison Dell and Irina Ellison

Whitney, January 2016

 

One of the TNR cats we take care of

Some cats from our trap, neuter, and release program whom we now care for.

Cooper Hewitt NY

Saugerties NY

Woodstock NY

Guggenheim NYC

Where can you make art? Why – in the lab, of course.

#Artinthelab

Can food be art?

Or is it only in the display? Images from an upscale café in Tribeca, 2013

Subway art

Tile work, probably over 100 years old, from a downtown BMT line (either City Hall or Whitehall Street). 2013.

Costume art

Marymount Manhattan College, 2015

Cold Spring, NY, 2014

Two more from DUMBO

Store window. DUMBO. 2013.

DUMBO 2013. Not sure what this is, but looks like deliberate artification to me.

Wall art

DUMBO. August 2013.

Parietal art?

Burlington, VT. 2013. Taken with a low quality digital camera.

Just in case you have not yet seen this one

You don’t have to be an Einstein to get the message. But do we get it?

Art for sale . . .

You can find art for sale – on the streets of NYC

Went to Liberty Island, in NY Harbor. After getting past the rip-off artists, a nice day.

In her glory

From Bay Ridge Brooklyn to the Jersey shore

Faux pas

Just a couple of guys trying to make a living, Battery Park

Has been a very busy year, so far, with ASEBL, book projects, and the international conference. Took a break yesterday and walked the High Line on the West Side. Art is all over this city!

Scratch art and writing on scaffolding along West 23rd St.

From a building adjacent to the High Line.

Across from the High Line

Not on the High Line per se; but you can’t miss it.

Parietal art. Still downtown.

Art on a shipping container

On the High Line. There is a frenzy of building above 30th St.