Below Key

The shutter featured above was painted by the veteran Parisian stylemaster Seb Gorey in Ridgewood, Queens. What follows are several more images of gates as we resume this occasional series of NYC street art shutters.

Artist and educator Katie Reidy at the BedStuy Walls Mural Festival in Brooklyn

Staten Island-based graphic designer Sharpy

Queens-based Below Key in Ridgewood

The iconic “Wild Style” logo — originally designed by the late Tracy 168 — at the Bushwick Collective

Veteran writer BC at Boone Avenue Walls in the Bronx

  Sebs in Ridgewood, Queens

Photos: Lois Stavsky

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The Centre-fuge Public Art Project has once again refashioned the Department of Transportation trailer on First Street and First Avenue.  Here are a few more images of its latest transformation:

Andy Golub captured at work

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Key Detail and Yu Baba collaboration

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The other side of the trailer with Below Key, Leon Rainbow and  Zero Productivity

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Below Key

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 Zero Productivity

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And Never‘s homage to Peter Carroll aka Laser Burners 

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Note: First image features Andy Golub, Key Detail with Yu Baba Rez and Rez Shaolin

Photo credits: 1, 2, 4-6 Tara Murray; 3 & 7 Dani Reyes Mozeson

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