BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
December has arrived, and with it, a fresh blanket of snow setting the holiday scene up north—perfect for some, but for us, it’s a sign to head south. Art Basel Miami Beach is calling, and the Wynwood District is already buzzing with street artists and weird, wired, and abundant creative energy. It’s shaping up to be another epic graffiti/street art family reunion.
If you’re in Miami, come say hi! We’ll be at the Museum of Graffiti on Tuesday for the launch of the new STRAAT Museum catalog straight out of Amsterdam. Joining us are the directors of both museums and artists from the STRAAT collection—including one repping Miami. It’s a rare honor to be among the creators, archivists, and storytellers who are not just making art but protecting its legacy.
As we introduce these two vibrant young museums to one another, we can’t help but feel excited about the collaborations and connections that might emerge. See you there!
Check out details about Tuesday’s event and reserve your spot:
BSA Leads STRAAT Catalog Launch Event at Museum of Graffiti in Miami Dec 3
Here’s our weekly conversation with the street, this week in New York and Berlin, featuring: Miki Mu, CMYK Dots, Fruity, AERA, CAZL, How to Kill a Graffiti, EIG!, Quo Vadis Art, BEAT, AMIR, Matthias Gephart, Mr. Ent, Andres Reventolv, Lucille, and Ordinario.
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