BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
Welcome to BSA Images of the Week!
It’s no joke, this feeling of connectedness across cities and time zones that the street art and graffiti scene encourages – and often, it all overlaps in NYC, yo! This week, we have Martin Whatson and Hama Woods from Norway on the wall in New York, and it was a pleasure to see them both. It’s another honor to see Niels “Shoe” Meulman in the hood for only a minute, but long enough to see his new wall in Bushwick go up! We’ve been very lucky over these last 15 years to meet so many great people and talents worldwide, making streets in new cities seem like home because we see the work of friends and acquaintances wherever we are exploring. This week we have shots of New York and LA mixed together – enjoy the show!
Here is our weekly interview with the street: this week featuring Adam Fujita, Martin Whatson, Adam Fu, Niels ‘Shoe’ Meulman, Solus, Danielle Mastrion, Optimo NYC, Hama Woods, Cody James, BK Sckler, Toe Flop, Hiero Veiga, Hydrane, Notice, Jayo V, Alexali Gonzales, TBanbox, and Fenji93.
238
138
45
Other Articles You May Like from BSA:
Now that we are closing the exhibition, how would you like to vandalize it? Mimi Scholz . Mario Testino "Undressed" Helmut Newton Foundation. Berlin. One Day Only Street Art Intervention curated by...
Street Artist converts mundane sculptures into giant audio equalizer bars at edge of a greenspace. When you are one of the dance music capitals of the world, it will be evident on the street d...
We remember walking down the street somewhere in Los Angeles with Shepard Fairey and a gaggle of other artists after a panel discussion we led at LA MOCA back in the day…Shepard was enthusiastically ...
“I'm flat broke but I don't care I strut right by with my tail in the air.” “Stray Cat Strut” by The Stray Cats, 1981 The lyric invokes an image of New Yorkers of all stripes whom you've seen...
Corporate Space, Happy Universal Shapes, and Additive Averaging Two unusual aspects distinguish todays' posting. One is that the featured project by the remarkable street artist MOMO is not actually ...
