Love Cam
This was buffed a few months ago, but now it’s back. I think I prefer it with the gray background. (DeSalvio Playground, NYC)
More photos of Graffiti & Street Art and from the Random Strangers Series.
Photographer of Street Art, Strangers, Protests, & Urbanity
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Where Is My Passport?
Stencil graffiti featuring Ai Weiwei, a Chinese contemporary artist and outspoken human rights activist who was arrested by the Chinese authorities in 2011 and held for three months. Since his release, Weiwei is prohibited from traveling abroad, engaging in public speech, and is subjected to continued government surveillance. (Soho, NYC)
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Tag Buffer
At first, I thought I was capturing someone tagging a wall in the middle of the day. Then I realized it was someone from the city buffing the wall…
More photos of Graffiti & Street Art and from the Random Strangers Series.
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The Hybrid Movement Company
I recently found The Hybrid Movement Company performing in Washington Square Park. The group’s Facebook page describes the company’s work as: “The human body in motion is a
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Street Musicians
Beneath the Washington Square Arch, two street musicians team up for a duet. (Washington Square Park, NYC)
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Washington Square Park
The warm weather brings the New York City’s parks to life.
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Community Mural
The Chinese American Planning Council community mural has had a few additions since 2011. (Chinatown, NYC)
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Influx & Centre-fuge Public Art Project: First Park
Influx & Centre-fuge Public Art Project Cycle 8, the wall inside First Park. Artist include The Yok and Sheryo, Ray Smith & Sofia Maldonado, and Cre8tive YouTH*ink.
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PAL Crew
Paris’ prolific PAL Crew, who recently had a special exhibit, PALINGENESIS, at the Klughaus Gallery’s pop-up location at 154 Stanton Street in NYC.
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Pipe Dreams: The Yok & Sheryo at Krause Gallery
Last night was the opening of “Pipe Dreams”, a duo show between Graffiti Artists The Yok and Sheryo, at Krause Gallery in NYC. “Pipe Dreams” was inspired by the artists recent travels to
