This is the first in a series of NYC couples that were spotted around town:
London Kaye in Brooklyn
Belin in Manhattan
Unidentified stencil artist surfacing in different Williamsburg locales
Uta Brauser on van parked in Brooklyn
Damon Johnson in Brooklyn
Frank Ape in Brooklyn
Jordan Betten — in the backyard garden of Henley Vaporium in Manhattan
Photos: 1-5, Dani Reyes Mozeson; 6 & 7 Lois Stavsky
This is the fourth in an occasional series featuring images of New York City’s doors that sport everything from tags and stickers to sophisticated images.
Ewok in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Mor in Downtown Manhattan
Long-running David Shillinglaw in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Stikki Peaches in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Jordan Betten in Chelsea
Alice Mizrachi aka AM in abandoned East Village building
Jerkface in Little Italy
LMNOP in Bushwick, Brooklyn
Ludo in Little Italy
Photos of Mor, Jordan Betten, Alice Mizrachi, Jerkface and Ludo by Dani Reyes Mozeson; of Stikki Peaches by Emily Robertson; of Ewok, David Shillinglaw and LMNOP by Lois Stavsky
From quirky sculptures to vibrant murals, the Manhattan’s High Line and its immediate environs have it all. Here’s a sampling of what we captured this past week:
London-based Gilbert & George, Waking
NYC-based George Condo, Liquor Store Attendant
NYC-based Jordan Betten, Lady Luck
Lady Luck, close-up
Brazilian muralist Eduardo Kobra — as seen from the High Line, looking as fresh as when it was first painted last year
Nigerian artist El Anatsui, Broken Bridge II, captured via Instagram at night
And off the High Line — François-Xavier Lalanne, Sheep Station with JR and José Parlá collaboration in background
Photos of Gilbert & George, George Condo, Kobra and Sheep Station by Dani Mozeson; photos of Jordan Betten by Tara Murray and of El Anatsui by Lois Stavsky
This is the third in a series featuring images of New York City’s doors that sport everything from tags and stickers to sophisticated images.
Judith Supine in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
ASVP in NoLita
Bishop in Nolita
Craig Anthony Miller aka CAM in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
The Yok in Williamsburg
One of 13 Portals on the Lower East Side
Gaia in Long Island City, Queens
Jordan Betten in Chelsea
Photos of Judith Supine and 13 Portals by Dani Mozeson; ASVP, Bishop and the Yok by Tara Murray; CAM by Lois Stavsky
New York City’s doors are among the most expressive anywhere — sporting everything from tags and stickers to sophisticated images. Here’s a sampling:
NYC-based designer Jordan Betten in Chelsea
Faile in Brooklyn
Bast in TriBeCa
Philadelphia-based Doug Nox aka Harlequin in Brooklyn
TAG’s Army of One and Adam Dare on Manhattan’s Lower East Side
Cash4 Smells tag, Jellyfish and more in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Katsu on the exterior of Eyebeam in Chelsea
Photos by Lenny Collado, Dani Mozeson and Lois Stavsky
This is the eighth in a series of posts featuring images of girls — and women — who grace New York City’s public spaces:
Italian artist Alice Pasquini at the Bushwick Collective
Jordan Betten in Chelsea
Alice Mizrachi at Welling Court in Astoria, Queens
Lady Pink at Welling Court in Astoria, Queens
Mor in Chelsea
Photos by Lois Stavsky
Within the last year, New York City’s High Line — a huge public park atop an elevated rail structure — has evolved into one of the city’s most intriguing open-air galleries. Stretching from Manhattan’s Meatpacking District to Midtown, it features views of an eclectic range of both commissioned and unsanctioned pieces. Here are a few images recently captured:
NYC-based artist Jordan Betten
More after the jump!
