
*Thursday could also work.
Found in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
Art and advertising, from political protest to lost cats, collide on the streets of NYC in the form of flyers, wild posting and whatever else can be stuck to a lamp post or phone kiosk.
Shon Rahrig has become an urban myth. He has been spotted in California, Atlanta and Georgia while his depravity and list of atrocities against poor, defenseless puppies and kittens continues to grow. All this despite any real evidence.
Rob, our west coast correspondent, found this at Cahuenga, near Franklin, in
How lefty is this movement? On the back of the flyer is a list of organizations who endorse this march. Along with Queers for Peace & Justice and FIST - Fight Imperialism Stand Together is Millions for Mumia. The mention of Mumia's name is the tip-off that we're in far left field.
This is a flyer for a show that Sissy Spacek (the art/noise band, not the actress) is playing at The Smell. Their music is as accessible as their promotion, in a good way.
These flyers are still up around the neighborhood and someone (a woman, judging from the handwriting) has written “Serves you right for leaving the dog alone + off leash + unattended” adding insult to larceny.