John MarshallW 110th St between Riverside Dr and BroadwayHeart Four · Location 393 · 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 12Download photograph 13Download photograph 14Show all 14 photographsVideo podcast0:00On the southeast corner of Riverside and West 110th Street is 375 Riverside Drive.0:07On the corner facing into the intersection you'll find chiseled above the six foot mark the name0:14C. Agello Architect. Below that on the brick and stone is a concrete curb bordering this0:23building's sidewalk plant and flower display. The figure was drawn sitting on that short curb0:30and stretching across the stone and brick. This is John Marshall. He was drawn in July of 2004.0:40His drawing is counting one person.0:46Have you heard do you know I can't remember the name of this group now, but there's a there's a group that does0:50Oh, I know they count the security cameras0:53They like go to a city like they came to Providence and they they walked around the whole downtown and they counted0:5897 different security cameras some of which were public and some of which were private and then they do like guerrilla street theater1:05performances in front of these security cameras1:07There's something about1:09Performance here and being observed in urban spaces and just without getting too theoretical1:14but being in a city is in some ways like about seeing and being seen,1:19observing other people.1:20I mean, just the idea of people watching.1:22And it just seems like it's just somehow related to that.1:27A tall blonde angel with green eyes, she recalled.1:31It was just Dan in command.1:34A few months later, he joined the New York Fire Department.1:37He worked at Ladder Company 27 in the Bronx,1:41near where his father had been a police officer.← Location 392Heart Four · Location 393Location 394 →
