lance aram rothstein Record Covers Left on the Street

Relationship IV “Million Sellers”

Via Flickr:
Relationship IV “Million Sellers”
Completed and left on 6/10/2010.
Left in the Five Points district of Jacksonville, Florida – USA. (see below)

See the original album cover:  ‘Million Sellers” featuring Lew Raymond and the Hollywood Studio Orchestra
Million Sellers (before)

See where it was left in Jacksonville, Florida:
Relationship IV (left in Jacksonville, Florida)

lance aram rothstein Record Covers Left on the Street

Relationship III “Kung Fu dinosaure”

Via Flickr:
My collage “Relationship III”
Completed on 5/21/10
Pasted up on 5/22/10 In Brussels, Belgium.
33 Rue Au Beurre just off the historic Grand Place.

Here’s where it was left:
Relationship III (left)

See the original album cover: “Hit Parade Chante” by Mario Cavallero
Hit Parade Chante (Relationship III)

Here’s a short video of people ignoring it:

lance aram rothstein Record Covers Left on the Street

Relationship II / (Chinese Kung Fu)

Via Flickr:
My second collage “Relationship II”

Posted up in Paris on 5/15/10 on Rue Quincampoix near the intersection of Rue Aubry le Boucher just across from the Starbucks there.

See where it was left:
Relationship II (left)

Originally looked like this: “Chinese Kung Fu” by Banzaï
Chinese Kung Fu

I use old record covers as a starting point for my hand-cut and paste collages. I then use only found objects or items from the trash, recycling bin, or 99¢ flea market boxes. Sometimes incorporating my own Polaroid photographs. Then I leave them out in public as street art for everyone to enjoy (or destroy.)

lance aram rothstein Record Covers Left on the Street

Relationship I / Hollywood

Relationship I / Hollywood by LANCEPHOTO
Relationship I / Hollywood, a photo by LANCEPHOTO on Flickr.

 

My very first collage: Relationship I / Hollywood – was left in Paris, France on a wall of a square near the intersection of  Rue Brisemiche and Rue du Cloître Saint-Merri on 5/14/10. I had finished it several days earlier.

I use old record covers as a starting point for my hand-cut and paste collages. I then use only found objects or items from the trash, recycling bin, or 99¢ flea market boxes. Sometimes incorporating my own Polaroid photographs. Then I leave them out in public as street art for everyone to enjoy (or destroy.)

See where it was left in Paris:
<a href=”http://www.flickr.com/photos/lancephoto/4887318001/&#8221; title=”Relationship I / Hollywood (left in Paris) by LANCEPHOTO, on Flickr”><img src=”http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4075/4887318001_3f2f1602a8.jpg&#8221; width=”500″ height=”375″ alt=”Relationship I / Hollywood (left in Paris)”></a>

here’s the original 45 record cover: “Hooray for Hollywood” by The Star Sisters
Star Sisters