Salvatore CalabroW 46th St between 6th Ave and 5th AveHeart Two · Location 157 · Drawn September 2002123Select a number to open a drawing state.The published 2006 collage is shown above. The numbered links open archival images. Use your browser’s Back button to return here.PhotographsDownload photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Video podcast0:00The location for this drawing is on the side of a commercial building.0:03It's on West 46th Street, east of 6th Avenue.0:07It's on the north side of the street and just to the right of the tail end of the Jean-Louis David store.0:13The wall is a reflective stone nestled between a frosted glass display case and a large brown retractable metal garage door.0:23The dress barn is down the street on the right.0:27This is Salvatore Calabro.0:30He was drawn in September of 2002.0:33His drawing is counting five people.0:36There is security everywhere in Midtown.0:39Cameras, guards, and police are ubiquitous.0:42We try our best to enjoy our roles and keep a watchful eye out.0:45We have no desire to make anyone stay too strange or too uncomfortable.0:49In this picture, you can see one camera.0:51There was a security guard across the street and three police officers down the block.0:56Lots of people talked to us.0:58No one stopped us.1:00when his son and daughter Francine's husband sprawled out on lawn chairs in his backyard after the game that nice afternoon.1:07They discussed heroism and in the line of duty deaths, he said.1:10We were talking about who the real heroes are,1:13people who knowingly and willingly enter a peril situation and lay down their lives for other people.← Location 156Heart Two · Location 157Location 158 →
