John CrisciE 34th St between 1st Ave and 2nd AveHeart Two · Location 182 · Drawn October 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 3Download photograph 4Download photograph 5Video podcast0:00This was a difficult wall to get to, and even more difficult now that there's a one-story pit in front of it.0:07The drawing was on the west side of First Avenue, between 35th and 34th.0:12As of spring 2006, there are large blue construction walls hampering the view into the alleyway and the one-story pit in front of it.0:23A building is obviously coming soon.0:25This is Lieutenant John Kruski. He was drawn in October of 2002.0:31This drawing is counting 10 people.0:34The halo on the figure to the right is a patch of reflected light that bounced its way into this alley.0:42We are nestled in a space behind a consulate building.0:46This drawing of John Kruski reaches upward into a towering intersection of brick.0:53It is our hope that later on in our documentation we will be able to use video or overlapping photographs to allow the viewer to look around the area and get a better idea of the physical spaces we are traveling through.1:08The New York Fire Department had two families, Mrs. Criskey and their three sons in Holbrook on Long Island and Hazardous Materials Company 1 in Masspath, Queens.1:16He was equally at home in both places.1:19At each, he fixed dinners of barbecued shrimp and ribs, built cupboards and shelves, and organized the paperwork.1:24Off duty, he liked being home with me and the kids, she said.1:27He found plenty to do, watching his sons play hockey, nailing siding, and sketching plans for a little pond.← Location 181Heart Two · Location 182Location 183 →
