Graffiti as Concept: Tommy Lanigan-Schmidt’s Impact on 1960s New York’s Streets
Graffiti as Concept: Tommy Lanigan-Schmidt’s Impact on 1960s New York’s Streets
BSA Images Of The Week: 10.13.24
BSA Images Of The Week: 10.13.24
SNIK Stencils “Still Life” In Manchester
SNIK Stencils “Still Life” In Manchester
Yo! What’s Fresh? It’s Canemorto and the New York “Fish Market”
Yo! What’s Fresh? It’s Canemorto and the New York “Fish Market”
BSA Images Of The Week: 10.06.24
BSA Images Of The Week: 10.06.24
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Graffiti as Concept: Tommy Lanigan-Schmidt’s Impact on 1960s New York’s Streets

BSA Images Of The Week: 10.13.24

SNIK Stencils “Still Life” In Manchester

Yo! What’s Fresh? It’s Canemorto and the New York “Fish Market”

BSA Images Of The Week: 10.06.24

Nevercrew’s ‘Switch’ Elephant: A Visual Metaphor for Time and Awareness

Apples, Clogs and Pottery: Parees Celebrates Asturian Identity

BSA Images Of The Week: 09.29.24

EVASIONES. THE STREET AS FICTION. Another Perspective on Urban Art in Barcelona



BSA at Subliminal Projects with Shepard Fairey, Chaz Bohrquez, Layer Cake for Urban Nation (LINK)

BSA at Museum of Graffiti with Alan Ket and Layer Cake for Urban Nation (LINK)


via Urban Nation Museum
The most extensive career survey ever exhibited, “Martha Cooper: Taking Pictures” is curated by Steven P. Harrington & Jaime Rojo
Q:You were already working as curators for URBAN NATION before this exhibition. How does the curation of the projects at that time differ from the new exhibition?
A: We were on the curatorial board of the museum since 2015 when we brought 12 artists from Brooklyn to Berlin for our cultural exchange exhibition …
via Justin Kamp @Artsy
“Scholars of the category expressed similar views. Jaime Rojo and Steven P. Harrington, co-founders of the online street art community Brooklyn Street Art, stated that while graffiti art should be generally viewed as a distinct category due to its focus on lettering and authorial expression, the bounds of street art are more aesthetically slippery. “It may borrow heavily from advertising, branding, traditional mural making, and pop culture aesthetics or methods of creation and dissemination,”…


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“Martha Cooper: Taking Pictures” : BSA Curates Career Retrospective in Berlin

Martha and BSA Open New Martha Cooper Library at UN


Harrington and Rojo (BSA) curate “Persons of Interest” for Urban Nation in Berlin with Dain, Gaia, Don Rimx, Swoon, Specter, Esteban Del Valle, Chris Stain, NohJColey, Cake, El Sol 25, Icy & Sot, Onur Dinc, KKade, Nevercrew, Dot Dot Dot, Andreas Englund.
Flashback to the 2000s with an early BSA exhibition in Brooklyn, “Street Crush” with 42 street artists, burlesque performers, and a kissing booth.

Artist Spotlight


Selections of FAILE on BSA, with BSA


Icy & Sot

All photos © Jaime Rojo