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11 Spring Revisited
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Jacob Dobkin
Published Dec 16, 2006
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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We stopped by 11 Spring yesterday for a quick visit. Lines around the block, but everyone was polite and things seemed to be moving pretty fast. If you come on Saturday, please try to be patient-- and if you're in a hurry, get there early! The doors open at 11am.
We've gotten several requests to put up more pix-- with the building so crowded it can be hard to get good shots. If you do shoot, it pays to bring a stand-alone flash. Here are some more of our favorite pieces-- if you know the names of artists in the unlabeled ones, please leave them in the comments.
Thundercut
Celso
Cycle
Malcolm
Jace and Blek Le Rat
Waldo
Jasmine
Borf
Jace
Michael Defeo
If you do visit, please consider adding your pictures to the 11 Spring Street Group on Flickr. Here are some reports from some of our interweb friends:
Towerload -- Wooster on Spring - a Street Art Time Capsule
Gridskipper -- 11 Spring Street Reveal
A Blog Soup: 11 Spring St.: Grand Closing Party
More from A Blog Soup
And of course, complete coverage at Streetsy
Also, be sure to see all the shots we put up in yesterday's post.
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Jake Dobkin co-founded Gothamist with Jen Chung. In 2019, Jake released Ask a Native New Yorker, a book based on his Gothamist advice column.
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