Headlining today’s post … Garfield demonstrates he hates Mondays
In addition to an ever-changing gallery of murals, the streets of Bushwick and Williamsburg provide a wealth of stencils and wheatpastes – some humorous, many thought-provoking, a few riveting, and each interesting.
Without offering comment or critique, Mother Nature often quickly removes these art pieces. Yet sometimes it seems she adds her own creative touch that somehow enhances the appeal and aura of the original artwork.
Today’s post provides a gallery of wheatpastes and stencils discovered on a recent tour of the Bushwick and Williamsburg neighborhoods. Of particular note are the collages fashioned out of disparate components by El Sol 25.
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- Rat by Razo
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- Your options include … El Sol 25
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- Springneck
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- Psychodelic and Salvador
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- Wheatpaste by Pyramid Oracle
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- Wheatpaste by Pyramid Oracle
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- Conecutter by Kwiatkowski Press
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- Slave nation by Kwiatkowski Press
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- Wheatpastes by AW (Anna D Williams)
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- Make art
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- Hands up, don’t shoot by Lmnopi
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- Mother and son by Lmnopi
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- Wheatpaste by AW (Anna D Williams)
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- Flannel shirt – the artist (unidentified) used duct tape to create this
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- Dona Trump
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- Ballerina
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- Boombox by Brolga
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- Struggle for the world
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- *&@! meter
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- Smile you’re all beautiful
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- Murdered skull
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- Tattered and torn; yet remains evocative
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- Consume
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- Alex 25
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- Narcossist – no refills
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- Just right, maybe
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- Anti-social?
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- Oh my
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- Mi Amor
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- Lipstick
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- Silentium est aureum by Dylan Egan
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- D7606
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- Spaem die Pun-Katze
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- Male female matador … El Sol 25
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- Female superhero skull … El Sol 25
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- Sword swallowing knight … El Sol 25
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- Soldier Popeye … El Sol 25
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- Child with a duck’s head – a collage
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- Ballerina by Cdre
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- Salvador Dali by Cdre
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- Three-legged
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- Kissing sailor by Cdre via Alfred Eisenstaedt
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- Sophia
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- Blue Charlie
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- Concrete baby
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- Freedom lies in being bold
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- I come in peace by B.D. White
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- Tripel
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- Young person by C215 – created in 2013
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- Be wise
Be sure to check back soon with Charm City Streets to visit the gallery of imaginative and vibrant graffiti pieces found late last month in Brooklyn.
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