Showing posts with label occupy Wall Street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label occupy Wall Street. Show all posts

Friday, August 12, 2016

Weekend Reflections


Reflected in 140 Broadway: food trucks, office
workers, and Mark Di Suvero's sculpture
"Joie de Vivre," which sits at the entrance to
Zuccotti Park. (Remember when the Occupy
Wall Street folks camped out there?)

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Tuesday, May 1, 2012

May Day

This big red sculpture (Joie de Vivre, by Mark di Suvero)
stands at Broadway and Cedar St., in  Zuccotti Park—
once actual, now symbolic home of the Occupy Wall St.
protestors.  They've been fomenting a bit of mayhem
(a general strike would be nice) for this day, and I'm
curious to see what they're able to generate.  



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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

abc wednesday —O is for "Occupy Wall Street"


Have encountered some of the protesters on
the Brooklyn Bridge, but haven't managed to get 

down to Zuccotti Park to document what's
going on at their "encampment."  So I asked my
daughter Kate (who works 2 blocks from here)
to take some pictures.  **Power to the people!**



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