Clayton’s Corner: Pebbles and Jon of Centre-Fuge Art Project
The subject of this week’s Clayton’s Corner is the Centre-Fuge public art project on East First Street between First and Second Avenue. Dreamed up by Pebbles Russell and Jonathan Neville, the Lower East Side endeavor transformed a boring semi-permanent trailer – a satellite office for workers on the Second Avenue Subway – into a vibrant piece of street art. Clayton Patterson snapped a photo of the co-creators.
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The murals will change every couple months until November. This first cycle includes work by Osvaldo Jiminez, Matt McCormick, Samuel Jojo Ashford, Optimo and Dr. Whom.
Check out more of Patterson’s photography on his website.
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