NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK STREET ART: HOOP DREAMS & MONEY SCHEMES

The Last Supper by Icy and Sot for Coney Island Art Walls
Tribute to Tato Laviera by Don Rimx
Lookout Crew in Harlem
Serrano Art

DUMBO

Colp One & HOUND
Mad Vaillan, Brooklyn

Zim One, Brooklyn

195 Mulberry Street Building. Built in 1900.

New York City 🇺🇸 30nov19

NEW YORK CITY: I CONTAIN MULTITUDES

If I contradict myself, I contradict myself. I contain multitudes.  

~ Walt Whitman

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We’re half awake in a fake EMPIRE
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V O X  by South African artist, FAITH 47
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“Keep on Reaching” by artist Mr. Cenz
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Gerada Art in Manhattan.

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Artist Z I M A D in East Village, NYC.
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B L E S S E D
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GOGO Yubari, East Village, NYC
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Phoebe New York

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Joe and Robots Will Kill

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SHADE
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RED COAT

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Esta es America.

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NYC. MAY 2019

MANHATTAN & QUEENS, NEW YORK: MEANS NOTHING IN THE END

“Avoid the world, it’s just a lot of dust and drag and means nothing in the end.” – Jack Kerouac

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Chinatown
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2nd Ave, East Village
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Artists: Joseph Meloy (Primate) & CRiSP

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Biggie by Fumeroism

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Spring St, Lower East Side
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Mouse by Praxis, Colombian artist based in NYC

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Little Italy

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Artist Ali Six

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15oct17 Manhattan & Queens NY

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK STREET ART: MY MONTH WITH BANKSY ~ “THIS IS MY NEW YORK ACCENT”

“Hello, and welcome to Lower Manhattan,” the message begins, as elevator music plays. “Before you, you will see a ‘spray art’ by the artist Ban-sky. Or maybe not; it’s probably been painted over by now.”

This is the latest foray into street art by Banksy, the elusive British artist, and it is perhaps the most public and expansive of his works, taking over not just a patch of sidewalk or a shop wall but a whole city. Titled  “Better Out Than In,” the exhibit was announced in his usual mysterious, pop-up fashion. For more of the story: http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/01/banksy-announces-a-monthlong-show-on-the-streets-of-new-york/?_r=0

 

2OCT13. West 25th St between 10th & 11th. Manhattan, NYC.