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“Above Ground: Art From the Martin Wong Graffiti Collection” at MCNY

Petteri Orpo · Finland

“Above Ground: Art From the Martin Wong Graffiti Collection” at MCNY

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What began as an unsanctioned art form that surfaced on NYC streets and subways has since found its way into galleries, auction houses and museums. On view through August 10 at the MCNY is “Above Ground: Art from the Martin Wong Graffiti Collection,” a celebration of graffiti’s transitional moment. The image featured above, “Broken Wings,” was fashioned with spray paint, acrylic and wood on canvas in 1990 by the now-legendary Bronx-native John “…See the Story

The Anacostia Murals Fest ‘25 with: Rae Akino, Cortney Mohring & More

Washington DC · Washington

The Anacostia Murals Fest ‘25 with: Rae Akino, Cortney Mohring & More

On my recent visit to DC, I made my way over to the Capital Hill Boys Club — the site of a mural festival that took place this past spring in Anacostia, a historic neighborhood in Southeast Washington, D.C. A model of community engagement, the 2025 festival features dozens of murals fashioned by artists who share a notable kinship to the neighborhood and its residents. The arresting image featured above was painted by the self-taught artist and …Read Article

New at the Bushwick Collective: Sef1, Contrabandre, Huetek and More

The 14th Annual Bushwick Collective Block Party brought a wonderfully diverse array of local, national and international artists to Brooklyn’s iconic outdoor gallery. The image featured above — a masterly fusion of realism and graffiti — was painted by Lima, Peru native Roberto Seminario aka Sef1. A tribute to Bushwick Collective founder and curator Joe Ficalora, it portrays Joe as a child, playing with his cousin Frank — with Joe’s mother in th…New York State · New York Read Article

Keith Haring: “Surface to Air” on View at Martos Gallery in Chinatown

Currently on view at Martos Gallery in Manhattan’s Chinatown is Surface to Air, an exhibition featuring more than 30 works in diverse media on varied surfaces by the legendary Keith Haring. Spanning 1980 to 1989, several of these artworks have never been shown publicly before. The untitled image pictured above was fashioned by the artist in 1984 with Sumi ink on paper: Additional images from Surface to Air — captured on our recent visit to Mart…New York City · New York Read Article

Chris “Daze” Ellis on “Above Ground Midtown: MCNY x DAZE”

The legendary artist Chris “DAZE” Ellis is currently at work on newly commissioned artworks at 550 Madison Avenue on the corner of 55th Street. The following interview with him was conducted by Street Art NYC contributor Ana Candelaria. How did this wonderful opportunity come your way? And why this location? This project came about through my ongoing relationship with the Museum of the City of New York. I was informed that there might be an oppo…New York City · New York Read Article

At First Street Green Art Park with: Ottograph, Turtle Caps…

Under the curatorial direction of Jonathan Neville, First Street Green Art Park continues to be home to a wondrously diverse array of local, national and international artists. The delightfully intriguing image pictured above was painted by the Amsterdam-based artist Ottograph. What follows is a close-up from Ottograph‘s mural and several more photos of artworks currently on view at First Street Green Art Park. Detail from Ottograph mural Queen…New York City · New York Read Article

Unsanctioned Graffiti on the Streets of Brooklyn

Continuing our documentation of ILLicit Creatives claiming space on the streets of NYC, this post focuses on the unsanctioned markings that have surfaced on open spaces in Brooklyn. Featured above is Qzar, Son, Flash, Dink and more. Several additional images captured these past few weeks in a range of Brooklyn neighborhoods follow: Ecal, Abys, Zerz, and Flash EXR and Werds aka Optimo NYC Homesick Keans and Notice Bella Angr Post and photos by th…New York State · New York Read Article

Girls on NYC Walls: Faile, Andre Trenier, Lady Pink, Cova and more

The striking image featured above was fashioned by the noted duo Faile — multimedia artists Patrick McNeil and Patrick Miller. It has been part of Long Island City’s visual landscape since fall, 2022. Several more images of girls currently gracing NYC walls follow: Bronx-born and bred Andre Trenier does the esteemed late African American writer Zora Neale Hurston The legendary Lady Pink with community artists in Astoria, Queens, close-up from h…New York State · New York Read Article

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