BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYLast Thursday Factory Fresh Gallery hosted “Fresh Geezers”, a new show by The London Police and Galo. In a departure from his regular street art job, photographer Vinny Cornelli takes Brooklyn Street Art to the opening with these shots.
- Detail of a London Police canvass featuring Chaz and Bobbie running for their lives! © Vincent Cornelli
Fans react to the news that The London Police are not actually police. © Vincent Cornelli
A colorful Galo piece (© Vincent Cornelli)
A sepia toned Galo (© Vincent Cornelli)
The back wall at Factory Fresh by Galo (© Vincent Cornelli)
Smiling is contagious! (© Vincent Cornelli)
Fans react to the news that The London Police are not actually police. © Vincent Cornelli
A colorful Galo piece (© Vincent Cornelli)
A sepia toned Galo (© Vincent Cornelli)
The back wall at Factory Fresh by Galo (© Vincent Cornelli)
Smiling is contagious! (© Vincent Cornelli)
Mid-western tourists in Times Square? No, it's the London Police! (© Vincent Cornelli)
- Chaz is wildly thrilled with the turnout. (© Vincent Cornelli)
- Geezers (The London Police) (© Vincent Cornelli)
Galo (© Vincent Cornelli)
- Sailor felt that the whole show was a high-flying success (with dad Logan Hicks) (© Vincent Cornelli)
"So I says to her, I says, 'Haven't we met someplace before?'. She says, 'Yeah I'm the receptionist at the V.D. clinic'." (© Vincent Cornelli)
Galo made a bird shelter from some old canvasses (© Vincent Cornelli)
"Word son, did you see when the chic unlocked their handcuffs and dragged him into another room with her?" (© Vincent Cornelli)
"So I says to her, I says, 'Haven't we met someplace before?'. She says, 'Yeah I'm the receptionist at the V.D. clinic'." (© Vincent Cornelli)
Galo made a bird shelter from some old canvasses (© Vincent Cornelli)
"Word son, did you see when the chic unlocked their handcuffs and dragged him into another room with her?" (© Vincent Cornelli)
Time to fly home. (© Vincent Cornelli)
See More of Vinny Cornelli’s photography HERE.
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