Michael EspositoW 17th St between 7th Ave and 8th AveHeart Two · Location 207 · Drawn October 20021234Select 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 5Download photograph 6Download photograph 7Download photograph 8Video podcast0:00A couple years ago, the Gap hosted this drawing.0:03If we were to draw it today, it would be Wachovia.0:06The surface was found on 17th Street, just west of 7th Avenue.0:13Wachovia has three display windows facing to the south.0:17Our drawing was done between the two on the left.0:20If you want to make sure you're in the right place, look up.0:23It is a set of double windows to your right and triple windows to your left.0:27You're standing in front of the right column.0:30This is Lieutenant Michael Esposito.0:32He was drawn in October of 2002.0:36His drawing is counting 10 people.0:39Racial harmony through advertising.0:42But as we have once again learned, harmony between people is something much larger than just race.0:48Cultural harmony is even harder.0:51In the early 90s, Benetton started an ad campaign based on increasing racial harmony.0:56It was geared towards a better world of international peace and selling clothes.1:03Esposito, 41, of Staten Island, dedicated his leisure time to his son's athletic endeavors.1:08Whether it was coaching, watching, or instilling values, they could apply to their lives.1:14Recognized for his assistance during the Oklahoma City bombing of 1995 and the upstate New York ice storm of 1998,1:21Esposito was also honored as part of Staten Island's finest and bravest day.← Location 206Heart Two · Location 207Location 208 →
