Back at the Bushwick Collective this past week, we came upon a diverse range of murals, ranging from masterly stencil art to first-rate graffiti. Featured above is Joe Iurato‘s now-familiar boy with the message, “The more things change…” a delightful flashback to his 2013 mural, pictured below:
Several more images captured this past week include:
South African multimedia artist Sonny Sundancer
Stylemaster Roachi
Barcelona-born, NYC-based multimedia artist Gemma Gené
Noted Argentine stencil artist Cabaio Spirito
Photo credits: 1 Ana Candelaria; 2 Tara Murray, and 3-6 Lois Stavsky
17 Frost Gallery — Brooklyn’s widely impressive hub of “community, camaraderie and collaboration” — is back! And to celebrate its renovation and expansion that began in January 2017, when it closed its doors to the general public, it is hosting WELCOME BACK, ON TRACK this Saturday evening from 7-11pm.
A rebirth of sorts, WELCOME BACK, ON TRACK, features dozens of artists working in a range of media representing contemporary art, street art and graffiti genres. While 17 Frost Gallery had previously presented monthly solo and group shows, it is now gearing towards exhibiting pop-up shows, with artists encouraged to present new works.
All are invited to celebrate 17 Frost Gallery‘s “rebirth” this Saturday evening. Among the dozens of artists in this premier exhibit — curated by Ellis Gallagher — are such modern legends as Al Diaz, Cope2, Eric Orr, UFO97 and Cost.
With DJ Choice Royce, music and Brooklyn Gin, libations
Featured images
1 EKG
2 Alex Itin
3 Close-up from collaborative work by Cabaio Spirito, rené, Alex Itin and netism
Photos courtesy Ellis Gallagher
