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■VIRTUAL REALITY ART Tomorrow - Dec 8th 6-10pm Opening Night for Misha Tyutyunik's newest artworks created in virtual reality! @jumpintothelightnow RSVP at jumpintotheloght.com #vrart #MishaT #artist #artwork #painting #vrpainting #vrartopening #vropening #awesome #dope #instagood #jumpintothelight #JITL #virtualreality #tiltbrush #NYC #Bowery #TheFutureIsNow (at Jump Into The Light)
NEW VIDEO WITH SOME INCREDIBLE FOOTAGE OF MY MURALS FOR @waastaa BY MY HOMIE AND AMAZING DIRECTOR @apiecebyguy EXPLORING A BIT OF MY ORIGIN STORY... ENJOY!!! #art #artlife #murals #streetart #contemporaryart #fineart #wallart #love #graffiti #publicart #streetartistry #streetartist #mdotseason #mdot #brooklyn #brooklynartist #nyc #nycart #swag #paint #boss #murallife #allday #mishat #mishatyutyunik #outinthesestreets #muraltour #waastaa #maker (at New York, New York)
August 16, 2016
WEALTH DISTRIBUTION
MDOT
On Thornton St. in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, In the shadow of the passing J and M trains, Ukrainian artist Misha Tyutyunik, aka MDOT, worked with students from the Green School to take street art to a different place with this infographic art. On its surface the piece conveys an interesting comparison of land area to population in each of New York’s five boroughs: Staten Island, Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Bronx. The viewer is also left, however, to process a deeper and far more complex story. Participating students collected data through the City Digits program—a collaboration between CUNY’s Brooklyn College and MIT supporting math learning through a more integrated curriculum—about the distribution of banks vs. pawn shops. In the final graphic treatment each of the gold squares, on the world or used as building windows, represents 1% of New York’s banks and each of the red squares 1% of the pawn shops. @mdot_season @scenesfromthesidewalk
WHEN YOU HAVE THE LARGEST MURAL IN NYC AND YOU CLIMB AN ADJACENT ROOFTOP WITH A VIDEO CREW TO FULLY CAPURE IT. #art #mural #publicart #nyc #11howard #downtown #nycart #streetart #graffiti #groundswell #youth #future #views #love #soho #spiritofsoho #modernart #contemporaryart #swag #painting #design #illustration #manhattan #matisse #picasso #mdot #mdotseason #biggestmuralinnyc #mishat #humbled (at 11 Howard)
