Rarely bare, Tel Aviv store shutters largely host a motley range of characters. The shutter featured above was fashioned by Kristopher Kotcher aka Frenemy, a freelance illustrator and street artist from Austin, Texas currently based in Tel Aviv. Several more TA shutters, showcasing a variety of images, follow:
Haifa-based visual artist and graphic designer Erezoo
Tel Aviv-based visual artist Roee Shachar Jakubinsky aka B.T.W Binksy
Be’er Sheva-native, Tel Aviv-based visual artist Wonky Monky
Tel Aviv-born and based illustrator and street artist Dora Suger Minks
Tel Aviv-based illustrator and street artist MitzGZR
Photos by Lois Stavsky
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This is the second in a series of occasional posts showcasing the range of faces that surface in Tel Aviv public spaces. The image pictured above was painted by Tel Aviv based artist Daniel Liss aka Monkey Rmg. Several more that I’ve recently spotted follow:
Shahaf Ram aka Jack TML
Yarin Didi
Tel Aviv-based Itamar Paloge aka Faluja at the Tel Aviv Central Bus Station
Tel Aviv-based Ana Kogen at the Tel Aviv Central Bus Station
Photos by Lois Stavsky
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My latest adventures with Nic 707‘s famed InstaFame Phantom Art project had me riding the 1 train from the Bronx to the Financial District with several NYC graffiti veterans, along with some newer talents. Pictured above is an image of Salvador Dali fashioned by veteran writer Gear One. Several more images captured on this ride follow:
The legendary Taki 183 in collaboration with Nic 707
Brazilian artist Micheline Gil and Nic 707
Canadian artist Stavro and the renowned Easy
Legendary writers Al Diaz and Taki 183
Bronx graffiti veteran Tony 164
Photos by Lois Stavsky
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The streets of North Philly are rich with a range of public art — from commissioned murals to first-rate graffiti. The image pictured above was painted by Philadelphia-based artist Yis Goodwin aka Nosego. Several more images captured on my recent visits to Philly follow:
Brazilian artist Eder Muniz aka Calangoss, close-up from huge mural
Philly-based Septic the Outlaw, close-up
The ubiquitous Philly-based Bines
The legendary NYC writer Skeme
Veteran Philly writer Enem
Photos by Lois Stavsky
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The streets in the vicinity of North 10th off Spring Garden Street in Philly are home to an intriguing array of street art. Pictured above is the work of Glossblack, a Philadelphia-based artist with roots in graffiti. What follows are several more images — all by Philly-based artists — that I captured on my recent wanderings around one of my favorite cities.
Charles Burwell, close-up
NDA
Lauren West, close-up
Nero
Joe Boruchow, four of several works on Buttonwood Street, alongside Nero
Photos by Lois Stavsky
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