Tunnel vision nyc - Tunnel Vision (1976 film)

Braving the unpredictable weather of every season, Hicks has now used over 100 gallons of paint, 500 cans of spray paint, hundreds of stencils, dozens of rolls of Gorilla Tape, and an uncounted number of hours painting — defying expectations — and tedious limitations of the stencil medium — to complete Tunnel Vision.

The train ran through the riverfront area that is now Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill, which soon became the most densely populated part of Brooklyn.

The Atlantic Avenue Tunnel was sealed in 1861, shortly after Brooklyn banned steam locomotives within city limits.

Though no longer in use today, New York Transit Museum members may — for a fee — explore the station through exclusive guided tours.