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Hurricane Sandy Relief T by Sebastian Errazuriz

  • Brooklyn artist puts a sombre spin on iconic NYC graphics
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    When Hurricane Sandy brought work at Sebastian Errazuriz's studio to an abrupt halt, the Brooklyn-based designer and sculptor decided to do something to help victims of the storm. Taking white tees with two of NYC's most iconic graphics — Milton Glaser's "I Love New York" and the MTA subway map — Errazuriz dipped the bottom halves in blue ink. With the darkened half representing a city under water and in the dark, the artwork puts a sombre spin on these NYC icons.

    All profits are donated to relief efforts in the city. 


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    manhattan blackout, hurricane sandy, hurricane relief, grey area, Sebastian Errazuriz

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