WK, DOZE on Ludlow Street:

hasslehoff: 2nd Mar 2005 - 15:34 GMT

like so many lost souls rising from the unknown to begin again in a land of plenty. Their spirits dampened but not destroyed, laying dormant read for this re-assertion into unfamiliarity. The twisted look of fear amidst knowingness they exhibit is nothing short of chilling in our post 9/11 climate of unconditional fear and loathing (rip hunter, we loved you)

What will become of the many as satan's flame of torment takes hold and risies through this midst of anxiety. what will become of the few who's passion overrides this compounded uncoditional hatred of fellow man. only time can tell.

Peter: 2nd Mar 2005 - 15:58 GMT

hasslehoff: nice. i suppose you meant this in regards to the second image?

Peter: 2nd Mar 2005 - 16:01 GMT

sweet. that was a nice little read. do feel free to write like that here anytime :)

sine: 10th Mar 2005 - 09:51 GMT

fortunately, 9/11 has become little more than a speedbump in the fast lane of art and culture. gotta keep lifting the bar, despite massive casualties. who else is gonna do it....des moines? los angeles? portland?

represent then!

kobe: 9th May 2005 - 18:24 GMT

this is an AWESOME entry. i love that doze green piece!

Crack La Rock: 4th Oct 2005 - 00:18 GMT

I used to work at a gallery in Sf before Doze really blew up and I got to see him really 'make it'...I will always rememebr the first thing he said to me too "Yo B, how bout a bottle of Merlot?" I gave him the bottle...it was a perk of being a bartender You could give Doze all the booze you want to.

juxt: 17th Nov 2005 - 17:09 GMT

www.juxtapoz.com/blogs/photos/archives/2005/11/submission.html

Peter: 9th Oct 2007 - 17:20 GMT

update on how the wk interact piece looks, 2.5 years later:

and an even more recent update from www.flickr.com/photos/bluejake/1472162045: