Terrence HattonCentral Park between E 82nd St and E 81st StHeart Three · Location 291 · Drawn June 2003Hover over or select the image to reveal a hidden view.PhotographsDownload photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Download photograph 4Download photograph 5Download photograph 6Download photograph 7Download photograph 8Download photograph 9Download photograph 10Download photograph 11Video podcast0:00In the center of Central Park is the Great Lawn.0:03It has a walk path that goes completely around it.0:07And if you were to go to the southernmost part of this path and stay within the Central Lawn,0:12about 10 feet from the path, we found ourselves drawing this fireman with tape0:16on a blanket that a couple had brought to enjoy an afternoon in the park.0:23This is Captain Terrence Hatton.0:26He was drawn in June of 2003.0:30His drawing is counting 10 people.0:35Drawing on blankets is really tough.0:37Tape doesn't stick to the cloth very well.0:40The canvas is constantly shifting,0:42and we had the owners of our co-opted drawing space0:45waiting to have their temporary demarcation of space back.0:49Here their space and work were not as far apart0:52as when we draw on built structures.0:54In this scenario, both will shortly disappear.0:56appear. He reminded me of Joe DiMaggio. Quiet, self-determined, confident, the mayor said,1:05as firefighters from all over the East Coast crowded the aisles and stretched up Fifth Avenue.1:11He could have been a movie star, but if he had been a movie star, he would have been playing1:16roles like Terry Hatton. Hatton's wife, Beth Patron Hatton, found out she was pregnant with1:22their first child on September 12. He was very knowledgeable about the history of Manhattan.← Location 290Heart Three · Location 291Location 292 →
