Willow

This is the first in a series of posts featuring the range of creatures that share our streets with us:

Roa in the Brooklyn Navy Yard

Roa

Never at the Bushwick Collective

Never

DalEast in Dumbo

DALeast

Craig Anthony Miller aka CAM in Dumbo

CAM-street-art-in-NYC

Mr. Prvrt at the Bushwick Collective

Mr. Prvrt

Jordan Betten in Chelsea

Jordan Betten

Willow in Gowanus

Willow

KingBee in the East Village

KingBee

Photos by Dani Reyes Mozeson, Tara Murray and Lois Stavsky

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It’s been a busy past few days on East First Street in the East Village, as eight artists have been refashioning the now-famous trailer just outside the First Street Green Park. Here are a few images captured from Centre-fuge Public Art Project‘s tenth cycle:

Brooklyn-based brothers Willow and Swil

willow-and-swil-art-on-centre-fuge-trailer

Los Angeles-based artist CS-Navarrete at work

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CS-Navarrete

Amanda Hurn aka Miishab at work

Miishab-paint-centre-fuge-NYC.

Brooklyn-based artists Nicole Salgar and Chuck Berrett at work

Nicole-Salgar-and-Chuck-Berrett-paint-for-Centre-fuge-NYC

And their completed piece

Nicole-Salgar-and Chuck Berrett-Centre-fugeNYC

Australia-native Damien Mitchell at work

Damien Mitchell

And his completed piece

Damien Mitchell

The prolific Long Island-based Phetus at work

Phetus

Photos of CS-Navarette at work, image 2; Nicole Salgar & Chuck Berrett’s completed piece and Damien Mitchell’s completed work by Dani Reyes Mozeson; photos of Willow & Swil; Nicole Salgar & Chuck Berrett at work, Damien Mitchell at work and Phetus at work by Tara Murray; photos of CS-Navarrete at work, image 1 and Miishab at work by City-as-School intern Kali Norris

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