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heres the video behind this ,, if ya didnt see it

 

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Not in NY...but kinda cool aspect of things...

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An alert Subway rider recently caught a glimpse of an old ADAM COST wheatpaste that was revealed after paint on a subway column began to peel off. It’s amazing to me that it’s even showing at all underneath that paint.

 

If you’re lucky, you can probably still go to the 2nd Ave station on the F line to see if you can see this relic for yourself.

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I stumbled across this earlier today while walking to brunch. Little did I know this box was the only place to purchase this magazine in NYC, and the whole East Coast.

 

From the Sneeze website:

 

STREET BOX PROGRAM

The goal is to create a

destination for the reader by

having one box per city in a

select location — like a

flagship store.

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To vandals, he was known by his graffiti name, DASH MDC, but to the rest of New York and the media, James Costello was the notorious young man named as the prime suspect in the murder of his mother, Dr. Teresita Valera-Costello, back in 1994. The Daily News confirmed that the 40-year-old was found dead last week of an apparent suicide. Transit police say he jumped in front of an oncoming train near the LIRR’s Forest Hills station. Costello made headlines when he was formally indicted for the murder of the wealthy doctor, who was found stuffed in the trunk of her car. Police believed her $4.5 million estate was the major motive, but he was later found not guilty of all charges.

 

According to one source, he was shunned by friends and family alike after the case, and quickly left NYC for South Carolina with his then girlfriend—he happened to be an avid golfer too. He’s survived by his brother Craig Costello aka KR, a graffiti artist and entrepreneur in his own right. An example of DASH’s graffiti below.

 

 

 

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This shit was right around the corner from my crib.... used to look at this shit every fkn day .....

 

and this ZEPHYR was to the left of it ...

 

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