Broadway Junction

At Broadway Junction: WERD, Noah TFP, Ceos, Rezor, Such, Doc TC5 and Wore One

May 5, 2021

Hosting a striking array of graffiti styles, the walls off the Broadway Junction subway station teem with sumptuous colors and seductive rhythms. The image featured above is the work of Long Island-bred artist WERD. Several more images captured on our recent visit to “the juncyard” follow:

The masterful Noah TFP

The inimitable Ceos

The dexterous Rezor — who regularly brings his curatorial skills to these walls

Stylemaster Such

Veteran writer Doc TC5

Classic writer Wore One

Photo credits: 1 & 2 A. Candela; 3-7 Lois Stavsky

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Goin’ Crazy at the Junction with: Vers, Werd, Kes, Amuse 126, NME, Ceos, Jerms, Reyes, Topaz and Rez

November 7, 2015

Directly off the Broadway-Junction subway station — on the borderline between East New York and Brownsville — are some of NYC’s most exhilarating graffiti walls. Here are a few more images captured this past week of the murals fashioned by both locals and out-of-towners.

Werd and Kesta aka Kes

Chicago-based Amuse 126

NME and Ceos

Jerms

Reyes and Topaz

Rez

Note: First image features Vers

Photos by Tara Murray

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In East New York, Brooklyn: Nicole Palapoli, Bugn, Rez, Meres, Sek3, Topaz, Lites, Jerms and Adam Fu

October 29, 2014

Just one block off the MTA Broadway-Junction station in East New York, Brooklyn are some of NYC’s most intriguing walls. Here’s a sampling of what I captured earlier this week in the bright sun:

Nicole Palapoli and Bugn

Adam Fu

Note: The image of Lites’s piece features the fashion model Tabitha Annette Miller, whom I met along with her stylist Sheryl Roberts during a photoshoot by RedHanded Imagery.

Photos by Lois Stavsky; keep posted to the Street Art NYC Facebook page for more images of recent walls in that location.

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Jamming at the Junction, Part I: East New York Graffiti Walls with Rezor, Sebs, Owns, Slom, Slash, Jerms and Poet

May 26, 2014

Some of NYC’s most exuberant graffiti walls can be found right off the MTA Broadway-Junction station in East New York, Brooklyn. This is Part I of a two-part post of what greets us there:

Rezor