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Mood Organ (Progression of 8 Panels)

by Tony Shea November 24, 2014

In the old days, when I was still painting on canvas with brushes, I would often paint over an image numerous times, sometimes over a period of years, working through a number of progressions. Sometimes the paint would be two inches thick when I was done. This had less to do with the artistic process […]

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30 Seconds at Grand Central – Ghost Train

by Tony Shea November 21, 2014

Opened in 1871, Grand Central Terminal (Grand Central Station as it more familiarly known) is the largest train station in the world by number of platforms. There are 67 tracks and 21.6 million visitors pass through it every year. It is the kind of place that immediately serves as a metaphor for the afterlife, or […]

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Dead Man’s Party – Halloween – NY

by Tony Shea November 2, 2014

There have been a proliferation of hardcore haunted houses (like Blackout and the super extreme McKamey Manor in San Diego) over the past couple years as folks seek out more intense thrills. And while I have flirted with the idea of attending one of these gruesome events, I realize that these days I’m more interested in some […]

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30 Seconds at Grand Central – NYC

by Tony Shea October 28, 2014

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Fall Comes to New York

by Tony Shea October 22, 2014

With temps down in the low 50’s and high 40’s at night, not to mention a healthy dousing of recent rain, autumn has arrived in New York, producing a glorious cascade of reds and oranges, purples, yellows and browns, a kind of abstract painting that will soon be removed to reveal a sky filled with winter’s […]

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The Girl Who Haunts My Dreams – Central Park (PHOTO STUDY)

by Tony Shea October 14, 2014

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The Girl Who Haunts My Dreams – [PHOTO STUDY]

by Tony Shea October 6, 2014

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Let’s Go to Chinatown, Shall We? [PHOTOS]

by Tony Shea September 29, 2014

Yesterday was an absolutely beautiful day for walking in New York. With temperatures in the low 80’s, sunny and dry, I started on 14th St. at Union Square then walked all through the Lower East Side, back up to Chinatown and over the Manhattan Bridge to Dumbo in Brooklyn.

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Fireworks – Summer 2014

by Tony Shea September 26, 2014

The fireworks in Waccabuc made slightly more abstract.

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Scenes from Washington Square Park – NYC [PHOTOS]

by Tony Shea September 24, 2014

I had a lot of fun last weekend, walking the city in my never ending quest to play tourist. Washington Square Park is populated by a mixture of both tourists and locals alike, since it’s a regular French teleporter with its Arch. And on a day like last Saturday, which is to say a day […]

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F. Scott Fitzgerald – Who Knew?

by Tony Shea September 24, 2014

F. Scott Fitzgerald would have been 118 years old today. You probably know that he is one of America’s most famous writers and wrote The Great Gatsby. You also probably know that he died from a heart attack at the age of 44 after years of heavy alcoholism. Here’s 6 facts about him that you […]

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Sunset – Pelham Shore Park – Long Island Sound [PHOTOS]

by Tony Shea September 16, 2014

After a hot and humid week (although not as hot as my friends in Los Angeles have it) represented the last gasp of Summer, cool autumnal weather has come to New York bringing rain and temperatures down into the 50’s. The sunset this evening at Pelham Shore Park, looking south across Long Island Sound, was […]

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Scenes from the Feast of San Gennaro – NYC – Mulberry Street [PHOTOS]

by Tony Shea September 14, 2014

On my way to see Bob Mould at the Bowery last Friday, I took a short pit stop to tour the Feast of San Gennaro along Mulberry St. in Little Italy. And what a feast it was! The ten day event, now in its 88th year, runs until September 21, 2014 and features dozens upon […]

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