
Welcome to BSA’s Images of the Week, where we take you on a tour to see what has been popping up on the streets of our fair city.
“Banksy unveils 7th piece of street art over last week in drawing rampage” says the brilliant New York Post of the newest brand refresh attributed to Banksy. That’s true; you don’t see good drawing rampages like this anymore. Not to be outdone in twee inanity, The New York Times reported “Whimsical Parade of Banksy Animals Send Fans on a Giddy Hunt.” Kudos to The Guardian for reminding us that there are other British street artists you should know in addition to B.
Here is our weekly interview with the streets, this week featuring Stikman, Blanco, Lexi Bella, Jerk Face, Modomatic, Savior El Mundo, RX Skulls, Humble, Klonism, RD357, Flaco, REKER, Sintex, and BOFA.



















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