Bob Dylan’s “Tempest” Arrives on Kenmare Street
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For Bob Dylan’s latest ad mural, it’s positively Kenmare Street. Indeed. Not long after artists on Ludlow unveiled a paintwork-plug for Tempest (out today), the crew was spotted again just outside the nascent Little Peep Prep educational center. Artist Jason Woodside’s rainbow wheel, which dates back to a CNNCTD+ audio-art exhibit from last spring, was erased and overwritten with a more ambitious version of the album cover.
The “50 years” scrawl references the prolific career span of Mr. Robert Zimmerman. His self-titled debut record was released on March 19, 1962.
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