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5552 N Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90042-4120 - Chicken Boy atop La Fuente #6
Made by wildroostersonwilshire
Chicken Boy (aka the Statue of Liberty of Los Angeles) was installed on the rooftop of Future Studio Design & Gallery on Historic Route 66 (Figueroa Street) in Highland Park, a neighborhood just north of downtown Los Angeles. But Chicken Boy's story dates way back to the late 1960s when he was hatched (customized from an International Fiberglass big guy) and installed atop a roof on Broadway (also Historic Route 66). Chicken Boy spent the next many years peacefully standing guard. The story resumes in the mid-1970s... read more at www.chickenboy.com


Chicken Boy, Figueroa St, Highland Park, Los Angeles
Made by Buz Carter
The story of Chicken Boy's rescue by Amy Inouye is a great testament to the difference one person can make. Wouldn't just about any neighborhood be much improved with only the addition of a 22' fiberglass spokes-model of their own?


Beth Elliott face cakes
Made by Marshall Astor - Food Pornographer
Beth Elliott served cakes made in a mold of her face during the opening for Estate of Mind at Future Studio Gallery in Highland Park. I cut the nose off of the fudge brownie one, so that I could make a bad cutting off your nose to spite your face joke.


Beth Elliott & sculpture
Made by Marshall Astor - Food Pornographer
Beth Elliott and one of her sculptures that she's been making with junk mail addressed to her deceased parents. She's also wearing her mother's clothes. I love the tic tac toe addendum to her signature in the window.


Gorbachev & Stallone snow globes
Made by Marshall Astor - Food Pornographer
Seen at Future Studio Gallery in Highland Park. Nothing says the 1980's like Gorbachev memorabilia. They had Reagan and a bunch of other in the gift shop. The dude with the gun on the right is supposed to be Rambo.


Training Walk Four 5
Made by sfxeric
On May 14th, 2011, I walked 24 hours in the Relay for Life. To prepare, I did 8 training walks through the streets of Los Angeles. This was my 4th training walk from Pasadena to Downtown.


Chicken Boy is a 22 foot tall fiberglass statue that once graced a fried chicken restaurant in downtown L.A., on Broadway between 4th and 5th, across from the Grand Central
Made by wildroostersonwilshire
Before being installed on a design studio's rooftop, Chicken Boy (aka the Statue of Liberty of Los Angeles) resided famously on Broadway, near 5th, Downtown.


Chickenboy Hides Behind Billboard
Made by waltarrrrr
Poor Chickenboy, he has to share his roof with that forever tagged-up billboard. Turns out, the valuable billboard space literally pays his rent.


The World Famous Chicken Boy.
Made by fordsbasement
A classic from Los Angeles, now watching over Highland Park. www.chickenboy.com/


Chicken Boy at Night
Made by Brian Bubonic
Highland Park's Chicken Boy Dubbed The Statue of Liberty of Los Angeles by Art Fein He's more menacing at night


Chickenboy's Dirty Little Secret
Made by waltarrrrr
Out back, behind Chickenboy's home atop Future Studio, is this fiberglass carcass of a HEADLESS ROOSTER!


Highland Park 2007
Made by waltarrrrr
The ghetto bird spies a bird of a different kind.


Highland Park Survey 2008
Made by waltarrrrr
It's like the Winchester House, but smaller.


Chicken Boy
Made by Shakes The Clown
North Figueroa Street Los Angeles, CA


Highland Park Survey 2008
Made by waltarrrrr
An 'early work' by ALZA.


5552 N Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90042-4120 - Chicken Boy atop La Fuente #6 2
Made by wildroostersonwilshire
Chicken Boy (aka the Statue of Liberty of Los Angeles) was installed on the rooftop of Future Studio Design & Gallery on Historic Route 66 (Figueroa Street) in Highland Park, a neighborhood just north of downtown Los Angeles. But Chicken Boy's story dates way back to the late 1960s when he was hatched (customized from an International Fiberglass big guy) and installed atop a roof on Broadway (also Historic Route 66). Chicken Boy spent the next many years peacefully standing guard. The story resumes in the mid-1970s... read more at www.chickenboy.com