Busy in Bushwick: Gilf!, Bishop 203 and Never at Work

April 15, 2012

"Gilf! street art in Brooklyn, NYC"

Brooklyn-based Gilf! has been busy this past year gracing NYC’s landscape with playful images that often expose our political and personal hypocrisies. Inspired by Morton Salt’s famed Umbrella Girl,  Gilf!’s most recent piece, When it Rains it Pours — featuring an eerily fashionable figure with Gucci bag in hand — suggests wastefulness and indulgence in a time of economic crisis.

Gilf! began painting on Friday —

"Gilf street art in Brooklyn, NYC"

And continued yesterday —

"Gilf! creates street art in Bushwick, Brooklyn"

"Gilf! street art in Bushwick, Brooklyn"

"Gilf! street art in Brooklyn, NYC"

Nearby, Bishop 203, one of Brooklyn’s most active street artists, began fashioning a variation of his signature character onto a parked trailer.

"Bishop 203 street art in Bushwick, Brooklyn"

"Bishop 203 street art character on Bushwick, Brooklyn trailer"

And on the opposite side of the trailer, Never got busy with his iconic owl.

"Never street art in Brooklyn"

"Never street art on Bushwick trailer"

Keep posted to our Facebook page for the completed images!

Photos by Lenny Collado and Tara Murray

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