Greg Lamarche is a NYC-based artist who participated in the Creative Time project entitled Dreamland Artist Club in Coney Island in 2004. Those site-specific pieces, as well as his works on paper, reveal a strong affinity for vernacular typography.
Above are three Dreamland Artist Club pieces: Coney Island, Balloon Water Race, and Coney Island Museum. Below are three works on paper: EB at Union Turnpike, Junior’s Livin, and Develop, Destroy,.
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Very cool – thanks for sharing. Actually, not totally related, but stylistically reminds me of ESPO:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESPO_(artist)
http://www.graffiti.org/espo/
http://www.deitch.com/artists/sub.php?artistId=26
Actually, ESPO was another participant in the Coney Island project, as well as one of the curators.
I just flipped through it again, and yes, there it is on the front page: Steve Powers.
My bad. Sometimes I rip through these things too quickly.
One other link. Lightborne – a mograph studio in OTR – did an ESPO piece some years back. Check it out (“I’m Your Future”):
http://light-borne.com/work/nonbroadcast.php
Anyway, this is all off topic. Again, great post.
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