This is the 17th in an occasional series of posts featuring images of girls — and women — who grace NYC public spaces:
New Zealand-based Owen Dippie at the Bushwick Collective
Spanish artist Belin in Williamsburg
Colorado-based Bunny M in Soho
Tokyo-native Lady Aiko at the Bushwick Collective
Irish artist Fin Dac in Bushwick
Brazilian artist Nove in Bushwick
Brazilian artists Panmela Castro & OPNI at First Street Green Art Park
Photo credits: 1 Lois Stavsky; 2 & 4 City-As-School intern Stefan Vargas; 3, 5-7 Tara Murray
This is the tenth in an occasional series of posts featuring the range of faces in different media that have surfaced in NYC public spaces:
New Zealand-based Owen Dippie in Bushwick, Brooklyn
UK-based multimedia artist Ryan Gander on the High Line
Alice Mizrachi, captured at work this past June in the East Village
How & Nosm and Tristan Eaton in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
German artist Hendrik Beikirch aka ECB in Bushwick, Brooklyn
Bogota-based Australian artist Crisp in Brooklyn
Chris Soria and Joel Bergner aka Joel Artista in Bushwick, Brooklyn
Hong Kong-based Caratoes in Bushwick, Brooklyn
Photo credits: 1, 4 & 5 Lois Stavsky; 2 & 8 Dani Reyes Mozeson; 3, 6 & 7 Tara Murray
The Bushwick Collective is once again home to a range of first-rate local and global artists, as it readies for its fourth annual block party. Here are a few more images we’ve recently captured:
New Zealand-based Owen Dippie
Dublin-based Solus
UK’s The Toasters
Mexican native Werc and Peruvian native Gera Luz
MCA with Skize
The legendary Ghost, RIS
The Block Party, sponsored by Kobra Paint takes place tomorrow, Saturday, at Saint Nicholas Avenue and Troutman Street right off the Jefferson stop on the L line.
And — in addition to the art — there will be much more!
For a wonderful introduction to the Bushwick Collective, check out this short video produced for the Tribeca Film Festival. The Bushwick Collective is also featured on the Google Cultural Institute.
Note: First photo features Jerkface.
Photos: 1-3 Lois Stavsky; 4 & 6 Tara Murray; 5 & 7 City-As-School intern Diana Davidova.
This is the fourth in an occasional series featuring images of males who surface on NYC public spaces:
Banksy on Manhattan’s Lower East Side
Peat Wollaeger at Welling Court in Astoria, Queens
Icy and Sot in Bushwick, Brooklyn
Dr. Revolt in the East Village
Manny Vega in East Harlem
Owen Dippie in Bushwick
Photo of Banksy by Lenny Collado; of Peat Wollaeger and Manny Vega by Lois Stavsky; of Icy and Sot and Owen Dippie by Tara Murray; of Dr. Revolt by Dani Reyes Mozeson
Under the leadership of the indefatigable Jonathan “Meres” Cohen, Long Island City’s 5Pointz has evolved into a first-rate open-air street art museum. Even with the threat of closure looming, its huge walls remain a canvas for artists who travel to NYC from across the globe. Here’s a small sampling of their contributions to this mecca of aerosol art:
Beastman, Australia:
Jimmy C, England:
The Yok and Creepy, Australia:
The Ego Crew, Spain:
Owen Dipppie, New Zealand:
Photos by Dani Mozeson
