The fake American Apparel ad artist plastered a fake AA ad babe over a real AA ad babe at a soon-to-open AA retail outlet on the corner of Broadway and Howard St. And, for the second time this week, the jokester has punked Jasper Johns. Previously, he/she mooned one of JJ’s Target pieces. This time, the prolific prankster playfully pussified Johns’s 1958 work “Three Flags.” Putting on my art critic kerchief for a sec, here’s an interpretation: Because of the artist’s red motif, the flags are of course missing their blue star fields. But, I believe, “blue” is represented here by the artist’s starkly pornographic oeuvre, right? God Bless America. After the jump, view the chesty reimagining of this future AA store’s front door.

Photo: Stereo Hell