Boy Kong

This past Saturday, the LISA Project celebrated its second anniversary party with a spirited Secret Walls battle in the now-famous parking lot on Little Italy’s Mulberry Street. Team Lowbrow’s Bishop 203MastroZimad, and Steiner competed against Team Supreme’s Lamour SupremeJeremyville, Boy Kong, and Nick Gazin. Here are a few images:

Bishop 203 and Zimad (R)

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Mastro

Mastro

Lamour Supreme at work

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Jeremyville‘s draft 

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The illustrious judges: Sean Corcoran, Martha Cooper, Terror 161 and Carlo McCormick

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The winning Team LowBrow members with LISA Project founder and director Wayne Rada

"Team LowBrow"

And the beloved “Taggers Delight” wall with NYC-based illustrator Sashalyn leaving her mark — to the left of Stikki Peaches

Sashalyn

Photos by Dani Reyes Mozeson

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"Boy Kong"

Orlando, Florida-based artist Boy Kong recently left his mark in NYC. His delightfully fanciful aesthetic has made its way to the exterior of rag & bone on Elizabeth Street in Manhattan and to the shutter at 175 Roebling Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. A selection of his distinctly crafted individual pieces can also be seen at Cotton Candy Machine, 235 South 1st Street in Williamsburg, through this week.

On Roebling Street in Williamsburg

"Boy Kong street art"

And a sampling of what’s on view at at Cotton Candy Machine 

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"Boy Kong"

Photos by Dani Reyes Mozeson 

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