An incredible variety of faces — representing a range of styles, techniques and sensibilities — make their way onto Miami’s walls. Here’s a small sampling of what has surfaced in Wynwood:
PichiAvo. a larger segment of huge mural in Wynwood Walls
Miles Toland, close-up
Christina Angelina aka Starfightera and Fanakapan, close-up
Kevin Ledo and Fin DAC, close-up
Photo credits: 1 & 2 Sara C. Mozeson; 3-7 Lois Stavsky
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What follows are a few more images representative of the wonderfully diverse range of murals gracing Wynwood Walls:
Chinese-born DALeast
West Coast-based Cryptik
South African artist Faith47
Baltimore-based Gaia
Bronx-based John Matos aka Crash
Lithuanian born Ernest Zacharevic
Photos by Lois Stavsky
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This is the tenth in a series of occasional posts featuring the diverse range of trucks and vans that strike our streets.
Photos: 1 by Dani Reyes Mozeson; 2-4, 6 & 7 by Lois Stavsky; 5 by Lenny Collado aka BK Lenny and 8 by Tara Murray
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This is the first in a series of posts featuring the range of creatures that share our streets with us:
Roa in the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Never at the Bushwick Collective
DalEast in Dumbo
Craig Anthony Miller aka CAM in Dumbo
Mr. Prvrt at the Bushwick Collective
Jordan Betten in Chelsea
Willow in Gowanus
KingBee in the East Village
Photos by Dani Reyes Mozeson, Tara Murray and Lois Stavsky
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It’s been busy in DUMBO, Brooklyn. For the past week, some of our favorite artists have been gracing its walls with stylishly striking artwork, transforming its landscape into a stunning open-air gallery.
Shepard Fairey at work
Faith47, close-up from completed mural
Another Faith47 close-up
DALeast, close-up from completed mural
Another close-up from DalEast’s mural
Eltono at work
Another close-up from Eltono mural in progress
MOMO, close-up
Another close-up from MOMO mural in progress
These murals are among eight to grace a four-block stretch along the BQE. We will continue documenting DUMBO Walls on our Facebook page.
Photos by Dani Mozeson
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Two sumptuous walls surfaced in downtown Manhattan earlier this week. DALeast graced the exterior of Rag and Bone with his distinct vision, and his wife, the legendary South African street artist Faith47, graced a huge wall on East 2nd Street, part of Fourth Arts Block’s public art program with MaNY.
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