Ricardo J QuinnWashington St between Hubert St and Laight StHeart One · Location 18 · Drawn June 2004A panoramic view from the tape drawingLOOK AROUND WASHINGTON STDrag the panorama or use the arrow keys.Drag the panorama.PAN PhotographsDownload photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Download photograph 4Video podcast0:00On the northeast corner of late and Washington Street is an elevated metal platform.0:06This drawing was made on a slightly adjutting brick columns extending out onto this platform.0:31This is Ricardo J Quinn.0:34He was drawn in June of 2004.0:38His drawing is counting one person.1:04I just walked by and demanded that this drawing disappear.1:08Which is really interesting that they like, a lot of times they'll say like it needs to1:13disappear and I don't know if that comes from a perspective of like they've already recognized1:18that it's tape and it can disappear.1:21Because they don't seem to, I don't know.1:24So, I got a lot of thinking to do about people today.2:008 January, Mrs. Quinn left her home in Bayside, Queens, and boarded a Coast Guard cutter that2:07took her three miles off Jones Beach.2:10There, following Lieutenant Quinn's wishes, she spread his ashes on the waters he loved.2:17Then the cutter returned to port.2:18It was a long, quiet ride back, Paramedic Sanders said.2:23When Virginia Quinn strode from Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Church in Bayside yesterday with their son Kevin,2:29his teacher caught the boy's eye and waved.2:33Kevin craned to return her gaze, and his face broke into a smile.2:37Kevin's father, Ricardo Quinn, a fire department emergency medical technician...← Location 17Heart One · Location 18Location 19 →
