Scott LarsenW 91st St between Central Park West and Columbus AveHeart Four · Location 363 · Drawn July 2004Download photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Download photograph 4Download photograph 5Download photograph 6Download photograph 7Download photograph 8Download photograph 9Download photograph 10Download photograph 11Video podcast0:00At the intersection of West 91st Street and Central Park West, on the southwest corner is a very large apartment building.0:10Entering from Central Park West, traveling on the sidewalk, on the south side of the street, you will run into a golden sandpipe with two red coverings.0:20The stone wall behind it is a swimming tie-dye of concrete orange and red colors.0:27The drawing's location is directed between the standpipe and the first window on the right.0:33As of spring 2006, the space is covered with scaffolding painted royal blue.0:41This is Scott Larsen. He was drawn in July of 2004. His drawing is counting one person.0:54A lot of buildings, we were given permission to draw on the building, but with the stipulation0:59that it had to be removed after we had taken documentation.1:03And that stipulation was placed on our drawings for a gamut of reasons.1:08Sometimes they had real concerns about the tape baking onto the surface, other times1:14it was somebody giving us permission that necessarily wasn't the final authority.1:19But if they knew that the drawing would disappear after the documentation had been taken, then1:23that would be okay.1:24When Scott Larsen finished his shift at the firehouse, off he'd go in pursuit of more1:30activity, usually with his three children.1:33He outfitted them with roller blades and got them onto their bicycles on summer days.1:38you could spend an entire day [unclear].← Location 362Heart Four · Location 363Location 364 →
