on the street
canadian street artist SPECTER recently stopped by new york city to drop off this hand drawn jewel. so good.
May 15, 2009
February 11, 2009
on the street
what makes street art good? technical skill certainly plays a a huge role but in my opinion, it’s placement and wit that really elevate a piece. this “forced” colaboration between GAIA and SKEWVILLE is a perfect example of such. GAIA’s wolf is technically good, but it’s the addition of “look mom, I’m a street artist” that makes it memorable. seen in an increasingly popular alley near the factory fresh gallery in bushwick, brooklyn.
February 4, 2009
on the street
all things considered it’s been rather wintry in new york this year — today we picked up another couple of inches, making this flowery kuma piece in red hook look even sweeter.
related – all things kuma
January 30, 2009
on the street
neckface – doing what he does best on a van in greenpoint. hope everyone has a good weekend, for more nyc action — check my flickr.
January 27, 2009
on the street
although perhaps best known for his stylized skulls, like this one near brooklyn’s gowanus canal, katsu has recently been painting with fire extinguishers and plastering new york with stickers.
January 23, 2009
on the street
deuce seven hails from minneapolis originally but seems to spend quite a lot of time traveling on (and painting) freight trains these days. he comes through new york a couple of times a year and always leaves an intensly colorful trail in his wake. this multi-headed bug painting was spotted at an abandoned cement factory in williamsburg, brooklyn. more from deuce seven here.
January 19, 2009
on the street
seen on the street today is judith supine — wheat pasted near a construction site in williamsburg, brooklyn. additionally, here’s a pretty funny video of judith creating a piece from scratch. for more, check out his flickr.
