Lee FehlingW 13th St between 9th Ave and Washington StHeart Two · Location 215 · Drawn October 200212345Select 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 podcast0:00is on 13th West, west of 9th Avenue.0:04It's on the south side of the street,0:05and there's a collection of details in the building0:07that haven't changed in over four years.0:10Most notably, there's a big rock on the sidewalk.0:13The drawing was done to the right of that rock,0:15on the brick surface behind it.0:17The drawing was done directly above,0:18and opening the sidewalk,0:20covered by two metal plates with a padlock on it.0:22This is Lee Fehling.0:24He was drawn in October of 2002.0:27two. This drawing is counting 10 people. We miss this neighborhood. Spray painted brick walls,0:36meat markets, and rocks on sidewalks create a stress-free environment for doing,0:42well, anything. But today we will be happy with just drawing. This space is around the corner0:48from the first portrait that we drew. We have journeyed miles and miles to return to where we0:54started. And here we have our representational drawing next to a straightforward representation1:00of a word, both manufactured to inform the viewer of the subject matter, but not necessarily1:08the intention. It is funny to put the word sincere in quotes, that is the equivalent1:13of putting a big asterisk after it, but we will use this declaration as a juxtaposition1:18for our portrait.1:19was also proficient in saxophone, clarinet, piano, and accordion, but he fell in love with the bagpipes1:25and was a member of the Wontag American Legion Bagpipe Band.1:29Feeling had a mischievous side, too. He was a character while he was growing up.← Location 214Heart Two · Location 215Location 216 →
