Long the home to immigrants and working-class folks, Manhattan’s Lower East Side, south of Houston Street, is continually revising itself. Yet, despite the proliferation of modern glass-walled high-risers and seemingly wealthy newcomers, its public spaces and storefronts still remain a canvas for both legal and illegal street art. Here’s a sampling of what we spotted yesterday:
ABOVE on store shutter off Hester Street
Cash4 — where the Lower East Side meets Chinatown
Olek — suspended from Orchard Street fire escape
WERDS on building beginning to rise on Orchard Street
Photos by Street Art NYC
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