Joseph FarrellyHudson St between W 14th St and W 13th StHeart Two · Location 213 · 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 6Video podcast0:00This drawing is on Hudson Street, south of West 14th Street.0:05The surface that we did the drawing on is now between a food market and a dog clinic.0:11It's still underneath the security camera. It still has graffiti on it.0:15And where we drew is between a decorative street lamp extending from the building and a security camera.0:19It should be said that if you visit this space, you should walk 10 feet to the right0:24and Ogle [unclear] all the dogs at 678. There are a lot of dogs [unclear].0:31This is Captain Joseph Ferry. He was drawn in October of 2002. His drawing is counting0:40three people. The sun is going down and we have two firemen left to draw today.0:45With those two portraits we will be wrapping up a complete heart. The Patriot0:51act is aptly named. Patriotism is by definition based on love of country, and love, as we know,0:58is not always rational. This drawing was done under the watchful eye of a security camera1:04attached to something, somewhere. If you look closely at the figure on the left,1:09you can see under his extended arm some words. New York's Finest. Captain Fairley turned out to1:17to be the kind of chivalrous husband who always opened doors, washed dishes after dinner,1:21and started his wife's car to make sure it was warm when she got inside. A 22-year veteran1:26of the New York City Fire Department, Captain Farrelly of Engine Company 4, also left Mrs.1:31Farrelly love notes nearly every day on her pillow or in her car.← Location 212Heart Two · Location 213Location 214 →
