Headlining today’s post … The lighthouse keeper by Damien Mitchell for the Centre_Fuge Public Art Project
Charm City Streets walked miles and miles each day last week seeking out recent and new-to-me murals in and around Brooklyn.
Tag Archive for Williamsburg
BACK IN BROOKLYN
Headlining today’s post … Pin-up Girl by See TF
Recently, my grandchildren were in town for a visit. They live in Seattle so I do not get to see them as often enough as I would like, so over the past three+ weeks I placed pretty much everything on the back burner. Now that they are back home I have completed processing the rest of the images I captured during the two weeks I spent last month in Brooklyn and Williamsburg.
BROOKLYN STREET ART – GRAFFITI
Headlining today’s post … Phobe
As promised in yesterday’s post, here you can visit the gallery of imaginative and vibrant graffiti pieces Charm City Streets found late last month in the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Bushwich, Greenpoint, and Williamsburg.
BROOKLYN STREET ART – WHEATPASTES AND STENCILS
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.
BROOKLYN STREET ART – MURALS
Headlining today’s post … mural by Damien Mitchell
Charm City Streets took advantage of the unseasonably warm weather a week or so before Christmas to travel to New York and spend several days exploring the streets of Brooklyn. Since our last visit in August, prominent local, national, and international artists have created fascinating new murals in the Bushwick and Williamsburg neighborhoods.
NEW YORK STREET ART, PART 3
Headlining today’s post … Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat fight for street art … Kobra
Today’s post features images Charm City Streets captured in late August during a walking tour of the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Williamsburg and East Williamsburg. This gallery showcases a mix of old and new work by well-known and unidentified artists.