Some of our favorite NYC artists have been busy. We came upon these cool new walls in Bushwick yesterday.
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New in Bushwick: ND’A, QRST, Veng, Bishop 203 & Never
New in Bushwick, Brooklyn
From playful paste-ups to stylish graffiti murals, new pieces are surfacing daily in Brooklyn’s Bushwick. Here’s a sampling:
Photos by Tara Murray
NohJColey, Jesus Saves, Gabriel Specter, Aakash Nihalani & more @ Brooklyn’s Pandemic Gallery
We made it over to Pandemic Gallery’s current exhibit ALL TALK! earlier in the week and loved the way it presented the works of some of our favorite artists whose work surface regularly in the public sphere. We also loved the incredible mix of aesthetic sensibilities. Here’s a sampling:
The exhibit continues through March 11th @ 37 Broadway (between Wythe and Kent) in Brooklyn.
Photos by Lois Stavsky & Tara Murray
Skewville: On the Streets of Brooklyn and at Factory Fresh
An indelible part of Brooklyn’s visual landscape, Skewville’s works can now be seen in Factory Fresh, as well. Here are some images from the streets of Williamsburg, Bushwick and Dumbo:
And at Skewville’s 80th Birthday A Retro Retrospective @ Factory Fresh, 1053 Flushing Avenue in Bushwick, — 3.11:
Photos on the street by Lois Stavsky; @Factory Fresh by Lenny Collado
Gaia in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
It’s great to see Gaia back in Williamsburg, where I first discovered his work. I spotted this earlier today on Bedford Avenue:
Photo by Lois Stavsky
Adam Void, Curtis Readel, Alice Mizrachi, ELLE and John Breiner in “Lost & Found” @ DUMBO’s Mighty Tanaka
We made it over to Brooklyn’s Mighty Tanaka last week to check out its first exhibit of the new year: Lost & Found. Featuring the artwork of Adam Void, Curtis Readel, Alice Mizrachi, ELLE and John Breiner, the exhibit features an intriguing array of work in diverse media created largely from found objects. Here are a few images:
The exhibit continues through February 5 at Mighty Tanaka’s new space @ 111 Front Street in Brooklyn’s DUMBO district.
Photos by Tara Murray & Lois Stavsky
Macay’s Surreal Collages Surface in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
We recently came upon some unusual paste-ups in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. A surreal mix of natural elements and characters, they are eerily enchanting. It turns out they are the work of Chilean artist Macay, who has been getting her work out on the streets of London for a while now. Here’s a sampling:
Photos by Tara Murray
Back to Bushwick with OverUnder, Aiko, Bast and Roa
Back to Bushwick, we discovered new work by OverUnder, Aiko and Bast. We revisited, too, one of our favorite Roa walls.
Photos by Tara Murray and Lois Stavsky
Bed-Stuy Sightings: Swampy and Rubin 415
We don’t get to the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn often enough . But we did today, and the rooftops and graffiti walls will definitely have us coming back for more:
Photos by Lois Stavsky
Those Blazing Bushwick Graffiti Walls: Rubin 415, Never, Preta & more
Those graffiti murals in Bushwick are among the most vibrant anywhere. They also attest to graffiti’s continual evolution. And while so many “street artists” who grace our walls with wonderfully provocative images often retire from the streets, most of the writers keep on doing their thing in the public sphere. Here are a few images we saw this morning:
Photos by Lois Stavsky and Damien Kelly