Posts tagged Brooklyn

Trains run so slow at 5 in the morning. So after a late night of celebrating some classmates birthdays, I was unable to wait any longer for the R train without passing out. I walked the twenty some blocks from the 36th St. stop to my apartment, and on the way I found a little hidden gem. They were stairs leading underground, closed off by a single not-so-effective cone. In my stumbling and curious state, I had to check it out. I guess it used to be a subway entrance, but not sure. There was a lot of graffiti, lights were on, but I didn’t dwell too far in because I didn’t want to go to the adult version of the principal’s office. Clearly, it was somewhere I was not supposed to be.

Trains run so slow at 5 in the morning. So after a late night of celebrating some classmates birthdays, I was unable to wait any longer for the R train without passing out. I walked the twenty some blocks from the 36th St. stop to my apartment, and on the way I found a little hidden gem. They were stairs leading underground, closed off by a single not-so-effective cone. In my stumbling and curious state, I had to check it out. I guess it used to be a subway entrance, but not sure. There was a lot of graffiti, lights were on, but I didn’t dwell too far in because I didn’t want to go to the adult version of the principal’s office. Clearly, it was somewhere I was not supposed to be.

Trains run so slow at 5 in the morning. So after a late night of celebrating some classmates birthdays, I was unable to wait any longer for the R train without passing out. I walked the twenty some blocks from the 36th St. stop to my apartment, and on the way I found a little hidden gem. They were stairs leading underground, closed off by a single not-so-effective cone. In my stumbling and curious state, I had to check it out. I guess it used to be a subway entrance, but not sure. There was a lot of graffiti, lights were on, but I didn’t dwell too far in because I didn’t want to go to the adult version of the principal’s office. Clearly, it was somewhere I was not supposed to be.

Trains run so slow at 5 in the morning. So after a late night of celebrating some classmates birthdays, I was unable to wait any longer for the R train without passing out. I walked the twenty some blocks from the 36th St. stop to my apartment, and on the way I found a little hidden gem. They were stairs leading underground, closed off by a single not-so-effective cone. In my stumbling and curious state, I had to check it out. I guess it used to be a subway entrance, but not sure. There was a lot of graffiti, lights were on, but I didn’t dwell too far in because I didn’t want to go to the adult version of the principal’s office. Clearly, it was somewhere I was not supposed to be.

Sunset Park.

Sunset Park.

Having lamb tonight.

Having lamb tonight.

new home Sunset Park (but I don’t live in the park)

new home

Sunset Park (but I don’t live in the park)

This is what’s going on in the world right now.

MIshka 2012 Spring Lookbook Teaser

Video by Matthew Carron | yrfriendmatthew.com

Featuring:
Children of the Night | cotnmusic.com
Venus X | twitter.com/venusxgg
Left Leberra & Areb Crew | leftleberra.bandcamp.com
Lakutis | twitter.com/lakutis
Das Racist | dasracist.net
Perrion | perryeats.tumblr.com
Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire & Peel Off Crew | twitter.com/exqomaniarules
Danny Brown | twitter.com/xdannyxbrownx
Gita | twitter.com/gitaspeaxdaily
DJ Shiftee | djshiftee.com
Party Supplies | xpartysuppliesx.com
Action Bronson | actionbronson.com

Music
“Kids From Queens” by Children of the Night
“Bear Tricks (feat. Goldie Glo)” by Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire

Produced by Michael Cohn | gangsterrave.com

bookoftheprophet: SHHO interview with DQM founder Dave Ortiz. Words by Neil, Photos by Duy. Click photo for full story.

bookoftheprophet:

SHHO interview with DQM founder Dave Ortiz. Words by Neil, Photos by Duy.

Click photo for full story.

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Mr Muthafuckin’ Exquire - Huzzah!

Drunk driving on a Wednesday!

Snowed in at home in good ‘ol Newport News, so I’m going to organize this up a little bit. I’ll be making pages for select writings and interviews and stuff that I’ve done and for future pieces as well.

First up, is my interview with Brooklyn artist, Nick Kuszyk, that I did back in May, 2010. I interviewed him on the stairwell piece that he did in the Temple building of VCU.

Click the photo below or just see the link to the left over there. Enjoy. Snow and beers tonight with the fellas.