About: Clayton Patterson
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- Since moving to New York City in 1979, Clayton's work has focused almost exclusively on documenting the art, life, and times of the Lower East Side in Manhattan. He fights against the injustice of state-authorities. Owns and runs the Outlaw Art Museum on the Lower East Side, which contains the most voluminous and important NO!art video-archive.
- http://patterson.no-art.info/
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Latest Story by clayton:
Clayton’s Corner: Revisiting the Plight of Taylor Mead on Ludlow
Iconic Lower East Side artist Taylor Mead continues to suffer in his fifth-floor tenement dwelling at 163 Ludlow Street.
More Stories From clayton:
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Clayton’s Corner: Koch to Alife and Great Frog
Here's another installment of Clayton's Corner...just for you!
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Clayton’s Corner: “Exit the Fall” at Clayton’s Gallery
While some consider living in abandoned buildings and whatever makeshift shelter the city streets allow, artist Anthony Dominguez would certainly disagree.
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Man Arrested for Carrying Gravity Knife Outside Delancey Burger King
Clayton Patterson sent in the following report of a man arrested outside the Delancey Burger King for carrying a gravity knife in the pocket of his cargo shorts.
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Clayton’s Corner: Walking the Lower East Side
Neighborhood chronicler Clayton Patterson captured some unique portraits and streetscapes for this week’s installment of Clayton’s Corner. All were shot within the loose confines of the Lower East [...]
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Clayton’s Corner: Futura at Valmorbida
Legendary graffiti artist Futura launched his solo exhibition - "Future Shock" - at Valmorbida earlier this month.
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Clayton’s Corner: Kembra’s “Fuck Island” at Participant
A couple weeks ago, Kembra Pfahler's "Fuck Island" debuted at Participant Inc., the showroom headquartered at 253 East Houston.
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Friday Night Throwdown Returns to the Lower East Side
This past Friday was another Lower East Side underground fight night, dubbed "Friday Night Throwdown."
