Graffiti truck spotted in Greenpoint, Brooklyn!

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Graffiti truck spotted in Greenpoint, Brooklyn!
Artists: Icy and Sot Location: The Bushwick Collective. Troutman St. and Wyckoff Ave. Bushwick, Brooklyn.
Location: India st. and West st. Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Sunday morning - cake, please!
Photos by Alyssa Seidman
Curator: Ryan Seslow Location: Steinberg Museum of Art at Hillwood Commons, 2nd floor. Long Island University, Post Campus. Happy Friday, yes, indeed! Tonight, from 6-9pm, is the opening reception of the exhibition Concrete To Data. It will be open to the public until March 2nd.
Together with artists from five different generations - the oldest one ranging back to the 70s - artist and art professor, Ryan Seslow, has created a street art exhibition in a proper museum space.
According to Vandalog, Concrete To Data explores the history of street art and graffiti from golden age of NYC subway graffiti through to the emerging potential for digital public art in forms such as virtual reality environments and animated GIFs. Check it out and start your weekend off with a wow!
Artist: Adam Dare (Brooklyn-born artist) Location: Thompson St. and Prince St. Soho, Manhattan.
Broken heart bunny sick of pedestrians obsessed with their phone. Today's generation is so busy looking down at their phone that we now need to put messages on the ground! Wow. Eyes on the road, people!
Artist: Nick Walker Location: 17th Street and 6th Ave, Flatiron District, Manhattan.
Oh, how I love Nick Walker - and New York! This mural can be found in different sizes around the city. Keep it up, Nick!
Artist: Clet A Location: 14th and 9th
Location: Hicks St. and Pierrepont St. Dumbo, Brooklyn. Mickey Mouse getting slammed by Spongebob Squarepants? I was truly amazed by this one: Spongebob is painted on a rock! So creative! Applause to the artist!
Location: 8th St. between 3rd and 4th Ave. Gowanus, Brooklyn.
"All gave some, some gave all"
Location: Prince St. and Spring St. Soho, Manhattan.
Smiling is contagious!
Location: The Bushwick Collective. Starr St. and Wyckoff Ave. Bushwick, Brooklyn.
Artist: Shok-1 Location: The Bushwick Collective. Starr St. and Wyckoff Ave. Bushwick, Brooklyn
Artist: Danielle Mastrion Location: The Bushwick Collective. Troutman St. and St. Nicholas Ave. Bushwick, Brooklyn.
"The Biggie came about because I am from Brooklyn and a huge fan. It is an oil painting that’s on my business card. I hades my card to Joe Ficalora, the curator at The Bushwick Collective and he literally asked me to reproduce the image on the card on the wall." - Danielle Mastrion
Location: Water St. and Pearl St.
Spotted! Street artist working in Bushwick, Brooklyn!
Artist: Icy and Sot Location: The Bushwick Collective. In the vicinity of Troutman St. and St. Nicholas Ave. Bushwick, Brooklyn.
Icy and Sot again address a political crisis on a wall in Brooklyn! I added a little emoji flower to the piece and sent it around via SnapChat.
Artist: Greg Lamarche (SP. ONE) Location: 40th and 3rd Ave. Midtown, Manhattan.
The new Shake Shack in Midtown East opens right now at 11 am on 11/11! Will you be there to indulge in the one of best fast food lunches the city has to offer? Not to mention to check out the large-and-in-charge custom mural hand painted by NYC street artist Greg Lamarche?
According to Lamarche's website, his collages combine the city's relentless rhythm and graffiti's aggressive presence to express the power, elegance and rebelliousness or urban creativity!
Source: Pictures from Shake Shack