May
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Another post from Brooklyn Botanic Garden. I stopped by the 35th annual Sakura Matsuri cherry blossom festival on a sunny Saturday to get some pictures of the fun.
A police precinct is an interesting place for a street art project. Is it a trap? Should we be suspicious? Anyway, Brooklyn’s 83rd Precinct teamed up with Spread Art NYC to produce a community wall featuring portraits of famous Bushwick natives. Four artists have contributed. Maybe we’ll see more in the future.
Jackie Gleason by Zimer
Jeannie Ortega by Vince Ballentine
Eddie Murphy by Damien Mitchell
Rosie Perez by Andre Trenier
Bushwick Natives at the 83rd Precinct
NYPD’s 83rd Precinct is at 480 Knickerbocker Ave in Brooklyn
After The Rain is a new solo show by Rob “TMO” Plater at Window Studio. Rob’s work combines graffiti, superheroes, hip-hop lyrics, and personal stories of the struggles, as well as the beauty, of inner city life.
After The Rain runs through January 14, 2016 at Window Studio in Brooklyn
Dec
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Rezolution is a new solo show from Staten Island’s Rez Shaolin at IMAGE Gallery. Rez uses the bright color combo of pink and yellow to take a sarcastic look at 1950s culture and the American dream.
Rezolution runs through December 2, 2015 at IMAGE Gallery in Brooklyn
Nov
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Yok and Sheryo are a Brooklyn-based street art duo from Australia and Singapore, respectively. They are known for traveling the world and creating characters that range from strange, grotesque, to sometimes weirdly cute. Shadows is a new mixed media show at Masters Projects featuring sculptures and paintings. The work is all in black and white, which gives these photos an almost monochrome look.
Shadows runs through January 1, 2016 at Masters Projects in Brooklyn
UR New York is a graffiti/street art duo comprised of Ski and 2esae. Works on Paper is a solo show at Low Brow Artique featuring one of a kind screen prints showcasing colorful urban landscapes and culture. “Be who you are” is the ongoing theme of URNY.
The Brooklyn Army Terminal is a former military base turned office/warehouse complex located on the Sunset Park waterfront. Unopened to the general public, I was able to take a look inside during Open House New York weekend. The first thing I noticed while shooting is how symmetrical everything is. Designed by Cass Gilbert, the architecture presents an opportunity for a lot of cool shots.
Heroic Villainy is a new duo show by Rob “TMO” Plater and Stanley Kubik at Grumpy Bert. Heroes and villains is the theme, with both artists bringing all our pop culture favorites to life. Batman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Captain America, Star Wars, Mortal Kombat, X-Men, and more are represented. Like everything with a comic book theme, let’s hope we see a sequel in the future.
Heroic Villainy by Stan Kubik and TMO
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Stanley Kubik
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Stanley Kubik
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TMO and Stanley Kubik
Heroic Villainy runs through November 8, 2015 at Grumpy Bert in Brooklyn
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