Centre-Fuge Art Project Puts On Another Layer

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November 30, 2012, 9:05 pm

Centre-Fuge Art Project Puts On Another Layer

Artist Baez.

Yup, it’s the latest cycle of Centre-Fuge on East First Street: for the sixth time since 2011, artists like Adam Kidder, Lexi Bella, and a host of others spent yesterday and today reimagining the construction trailer between First and Second Avenue, this time with help from the kids at Cre8tive YouTH*ink.

We’ll bring you more photos after they’ve finished their work tomorrow; in the meantime, enjoy the makings of this last bimonthly installment of the year. And don’t worry: the project’s creators, Pebbles Russell and Jonathan Neville, have announced it will be back for six more cycles in 2013.

Photos by Tim Schreier Artist Adam Kidder with Moise Joseph of Cre8tiveYouThink

Artist Lexi Bella

Pebbles Von Peebles and Artist Yuri Valez

Daniele Mastrione’s Lion and Lexi Bella’s face

Icy and Sot at work.

Icy and Sot

Dr. Whom

Artist Yuri Valez handing off tape

Adam Kidder instructing Cre8tiveYouThink

Jade Fusco

In progress.

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