The walls in the industrial neighborhood of Hunts Point up in the Bronx are among NYC’s most vibrant. Within the past few weeks, over a dozen diverse pieces have surfaced. While some are rooted in traditional graffiti and others cross genres, they all exude distinct charm and energy. Here is a sampling captured this past week:
Swedish artist Rubin415 and Chilean artists Dasic Fernandez and Zewok
Zewok close-up
Bristol legend Inkie in from London
The legendary Bronx native John Matos aka Crash
Bristol’s famed Nick Walker and West coast artist Mark Bode
New York City’s Yes2
Photos by Lenny Collado, Tara Murray and Lois Stavsky
Punctuating some of NYC’s dreariest industrial blocks in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx is an array of vibrant graffiti walls. Here’s a sampling of these bold outdoor canvasses in a South Bronx district that attracts not only local writers, but also visitors to Tats Cru’s headquarters from across the globe:
West Coast-based Jurne, close-up
More after the jump!
The weather was glorious yesterday as the huge wall on Drake Street in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx served as a canvas for some of NYC most famed writers, along with their guests, including the legendary DJ Goldie in from the UK. Here are some images from the day:
Bio at work
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