In Shoreditch, Part II: Faith47, Satterugly, Rone, Hottea, Bicicleta, Jimmy C, Ben Slow, Roa, Martin Ron & Skeleton Cardboard

South African artist Faith47 and to the right Mexican artist Satterugly
South African artist Faith47 and to her right Mexican artist Satterugly

This is the second post featuring some of the walls that I recently saw in Shoreditch, the East London neighborhood that is increasingly attracting artists from throughout the globe.

Another view of Faith47 and Satterugly with Australian artist Rone to the left and Hottea's first-rate graffiti
Another view of Faith47 and Satterugly with Australian artist Rone to the left and Hottea’s first-rate graffiti
Brazilian artist collective, Bicicleta
Brazilian artist collective, Bicicleta
London-based Australian artist Jimmy C
London-based Australian artist Jimmy C
London-based Ben Slow
London-based Ben Slow
Belgian artist Roa with Argentine artist Martin Ron to his left
Belgian artist Roa with Argentine artist Martin Ron to his left
Irish artist Skeleton Cardboard with a message
Irish artist Skeleton Cardboard with a message

Photos 1-4 by Dani Reyes Mozeson; 5-7 by Lois Stavsky

HOTTEA makes a brief stop in Little Italy

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HOTTEA stopped by Little Italy last week for a last-minute piece with The L.I.S.A. Project NYC. His piece is right at the heart of our little street art murals, on Mulberry between Canal and Hester streets, near work by Ron English, Tristan Eaton, Bishop203 & Pebbles and a large collaborative mural done through Secret Walls. Since he works with yarn, HOTTEA was able to hit up a fence where I guess we otherwise couldn’t really install any art. Here are some shots of the piece coming together:

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Photos by Rey Rosa for The L.I.S.A. Project NYC

HOTTEA hits NYC

HOTTEA in Williamsburg
HOTTEA in Williamsburg

Minneapolis-based yarnbomber HOTTEA was busy in NYC last week. It was great to have him back in town. I only wish that his amazing work on the Williamsburg Bridge had lasted longer. Sadly, I never got to see more than just a few remnants. But there are other works:

On the West 4th Street basketball court
On the West 4th Street basketball court
In Bushwick
In Bushwick

Photos by Dani Mozeson