Graham Andrew BerkeleyRiverside Dr between W 109th St and W 110th StHeart Four · Location 392 · Drawn July 2004Download photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Download photograph 4Download photograph 5Download photograph 6Download photograph 7Download photograph 8Download photograph 9Download photograph 10Download photograph 11Download photograph 12Video podcast0:00On the northeast corner of Riverside and West 109th Street, you'll find an apartment building labeled 370.0:08On the far right-hand side of the face of this building, facing onto Riverside, is a surface demarcated by a metal conduit leading up to an exterior building light.0:20Between the conduit and the corner of the building, the drawing is made on the dual-tone surface.0:26The top, a dirtying brick with hints of graffiti removal,0:30and below it, a heavily painted concrete and cinder block combination.0:38This is Graham Andrew Berkeley.0:41He was drawn in July of 2004.0:44His drawing is counting one person.0:48This is [name unclear] drawing.0:51Brick wall.0:52Ooh, [unclear] that cool green [unclear]?0:57It's gonna happen.0:59Yeah.1:00The clouds are really beautiful.1:02[unclear] ready. At the ready.1:07Graham Barclay's friends remembered him as a classical violinist, an opera buff, and a world traveler.1:14He loved the freedom that America has.1:16He loved the openness of our society and the friends he had here.1:21America to Graham was almost like the cliche.← Location 391Heart Four · Location 392Location 393 →
