
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.
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.
Headlining today’s post … Chicago artist Jc Rivera for JMZ Walls
After last weekend’s outstanding Bushwick Collective Block Party, I had the opportunity to check out the recent artwork curated by JMZ Walls.
Headlining today’s post … I bet this ends up on the Web by British artist JPS
I have fond memories from my college years of staying in hostels while traveling throughout Germany and Switzerland. They provided a spartan, inexpensive way to see Europe. Inexpensive being the key deciding factor during that time period of my life.
Headlining today’s post … BKFoxx for JMZ Walls
The J, M and Z metro lines run on elevated tracks above Broadway in Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighborhood. Walking along Broadway and its side streets last month, Charm City Streets encountered a collection of fascinating murals and dope graffiti.
Headlining today’s post … Fumeroism for JMZ Walls
Two years ago, JMZ Walls began. It shares a similar belief with The Bushwick Collective, that is, street art has a positive influence on a neighborhood and benefits both local community members and tourists alike.
Centered around the Myrtle Avenue-Broadway Station (which the J, M and Z subway lines share), you will find an open air gallery of rich, imaginative murals created by prominent artists from Brooklyn and the four corners of the globe.