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December, 2011:
Bob Pins Fresco – Fifth Avenue & East 32nd Street – NYC
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-12-04
- Republican candidate Huntsman wants cuts to military http://t.co/o6cz3vTT via @CTVNews #
- Video: President Gerald Ford Trips And Falls (by lsl70) Missing Gerry…. http://t.co/pJHv2sre #
- Will Your Mall Be Tracking Your Cellphone Today? | Techland | http://t.co/4WVqx1Id http://t.co/rBClFnNB #
- #NowPlaying Ambient Mix on @Spotify
http://t.co/xvTrn7hq # - #NowPlaying Saudade do Salvador on @Spotify
http://t.co/ieJeI54F # - http://t.co/aUZPMXg6 / readings – Thursday, December 1 7:00pm Frank Jump with John Kelly: Fading Ads of New York… http://t.co/1FDPz9rx #
- @Dethpix Thank you Deb. It has been a crazy six months but it is finally in print!! in reply to Dethpix #
- Apple: Stop Promoting Anti-Abortion Extremism http://t.co/Pg1hG0ic #signon #
- @Dethpix We are leaving for the Poconos on Friday night 🙁 Weekdays are always the best to meet after work. in reply to Dethpix #
- @Dethpix Sure, here in Brooklyn? in reply to Dethpix #
- @Dethpix <<If not I can come another day..In Brooklyn…>> This works for me. in reply to Dethpix #
- @Dethpix Monday is good. in reply to Dethpix #
- @Toure Who is she? in reply to Toure #
- @Dethpix That works. We can have some tea and chat. in reply to Dethpix #
- A New Book Chronicles the 'Ghost Signs' of New York – http://t.co/o7aaLD2g http://t.co/lOgsFUWg #
- Hope you can make it tonight @RoryAlbanese A New Book Chronicles the 'Ghost Signs' of New York – http://t.co/o7aaLD2g http://t.co/z2I3Oxr3 #
- @rosariodawson A New Book Chronicles the 'Ghost Signs' of New York – http://t.co/o7aaLD2g http://t.co/z2I3Oxr3 #
- @TheHistoryPress A New Book Chronicles the 'Ghost Signs' of New York – http://t.co/o7aaLD2g http://t.co/z2I3Oxr3 in reply to TheHistoryPress #
- @andersoncooper A New Book Chronicles the 'Ghost Signs' of New York – http://t.co/o7aaLD2g http://t.co/z2I3Oxr3 #
- Photographer preserves fading glory of the city's painted building ads http://t.co/ds5m1G52 #
- @nickhirshon Thank you so much for coming to the book-signing! in reply to nickhirshon #
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Frank Jump with John Kelly @ Barnes & Noble Books – World AIDS Day – Bertol Dragani
Frank Jump onstage @ B&N on 82nd & Broadway © Bertol Dragani
John Kelly & Frank Jump onstage @ B&N on 82nd & Broadway © Bertol Dragani
John Kelly & Frank Jump singing Joni Mitchell's People's Parties © Bertol Dragani
Jump signing his book Fading Ads of New York City - History Press © Bertol Dragani
Jump with former student and photographer Mariah Davis © Bertol Dragani
Jump signing book for Kathy Benson of the Museum of the City of New York © Bertol Dragani
Jump signing book for Kathy Benson of the Museum of the City of New York © Bertol Dragani
The Handwriting on the Wall Says, ‘GiGi Young Originals’ By DAVID W. DUNLAP
Advertising murals painted by hand on blank brick side walls in the 1800s and 1900s were supposed to have disappeared by now. Color slides were supposed to have disappeared by now. Books were supposed to have disappeared by now.
For that matter, Frank H. Jump was supposed to have disappeared by now. He learned he had H.I.V. in 1986, when he was 26 years old and AIDS was a death sentence.
They all survived longer than expected. That happy confluence has yielded “Fading Ads of New York City,” a new 224-page book from the History Press. It showcases Mr. Jump’s loving record of hand-painted “ghost signs” that lasted long enough to go from eyesore to historical asset. A book signing is scheduled Thursday at the Barnes & Noble on the Upper West Side. – David W. Dunlap – read more
From the Fading Ads of New York City - History Press
TODAY IS WORLD AIDS DAY
LIVING WITH HIV FOR 27 YEARS.
Frank Jump with John Kelly: Fading Ads of New York City
Author DiscussionPerformance artist John Kelly joins author and photographer Frank Jump on World AIDS Day for a book signing for Jump’s fascinating new book Fading Ads of New York City and a discussion of the role of visual art in HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention.Thursday December 01, 2011 7:00 PM
Barnes & Noble Books
82nd & Broadway2289 Broadway, New York, NY 10024, 212-362-8835
