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 The upside-down martini glass, also known as the "Party's Over" symbol, was prevalent throughout the East Village in the late 1980s. Banner image of the anti-gentrification movement and practically synonymous with its creator, Peter Missing and his band Missing Foundation, the symbol is remembered by many old-time EVers, though the movement has long since been defeated. It is perhaps most closely associated with the Tompkins Square Park Riots of August, 1988. Spotted as a recent addition to 5 Pointz in LIC.

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