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
It’s been a busy week at the Bushwick Collective, as arists from near and far ready for its 7th Annual Block Party. Pictured above is Miami-based Dominican artist Ruben Ubiera captured at work. Several more images of new works — mostly in progress — follow:
Long Island-based Reme821
The masterful Argentine stencil artist Cabaio at work, close-up
Holland-based Mr. June at work, close-up
Brazilian artist Sipros at work
For specific information about the Bushwick Collective’s 7th Annual Block Party, check out its Facebook page.
Photos by Tara Murray
Note: Hailed in a range of media from WideWalls to the Huffington Post to the New York Times, our Street Art NYC App is now available for Android devices here.
In collaboration with the Mana Urban Arts Project, the Bushwick Collective transformed Wynwood’s former RC Cola Factory into a Mecca of first-rate street art and graffiti. During Miami Art Week, celebrated artists from across the globe painted alongside local Miami and NYC-based artists. Here are a few more images from among the dozens of murals I saw last week while visiting Wynwood:
London-based James Cochran aka Jimmy C
London-based Shok1
NYC-based Giz RIS
NYC-based Lady Aiko
Dutch artist David Louf aka Mr June
Miami-based Hoxxoh
West Coast-based Christina Angelina
First image is a close-up from a huge mural by David Sepulveda aka Rimx
Photos by Lois Stavsky
For several weeks this fall, Invader was here in NYC installing dozens of his ingenious tile mosaics throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn. Among them were several NYC icons, along with a range of images and characters representing popular culture. Here are a few of our favorites:
Joey Ramone at the Bushwick Collective
Lou Reed in the East Village
In the East Village with the Lisa Project
Andy Warhol in the East Village with the Lisa Project
Michelangelo on the Lower East Side with the Lisa Project
In Crown Heights
Leonardo on the Lower East Side
In the Village
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All photos by Tara Murray
This is the eighth in a series of occasional posts featuring images of children that have surfaced on NYC public spaces:
Nick Walker in the South Bronx
Izolag in Hunts Point
Chain for JMZ Walls in Bushwick
Lorenzo Masnah on the Lower East Side
Miss 163 in Hunts Point
Australian artist Adnate at the Bushwick Collective, close-up
Icy and Sot on the Lower East Side, close-up
Shiro in Bushwick
Note: Entre La Guardia y El Dorado, featuring works by Lorenzo Masnah (featured above) and Alex Seel, will open this evening at 6pm at XY Atelier Gallery, 81 Hester Street on the corner of Orchard. It will remain on view until August 30.
Photo credits: 1 Tara Murray; 2, 3, 5, 6 & 8 Lois Stavsky; 4 courtesy of the artist 7 Dani Reyes Mozeson
