(Drivebycuriosity) - It`s spring in New York City. Not only blossoms are spreading. Since
my latest
street art report (February 2016
driveby) I spotted more interesting new
murals, stickers & graffiti @ Lower
East Side, East Village, Soho and other Manhattan neighborhoods. As usual I document the newest street art in this area. Above you can see one of the ubiquitous fancy shutter door murals on the Lower East Side.
You can find this gorgeous ballerina at a construction place on
3rd Avenue near East Houston Street. How lng will she dance?
Above this paragraph the newest mural @
Rag & Bone, a fashion shop on East Houston Street. For years the Lower East Side shop has been showing ambitious art works on its
Elizabeth Street wall.
Above the Koch Brothers @ the wall of the former
Streit`s Mazo factory on
Suffolk Street. The mural belong to the a series called "painted in prison about people who belong there". The mural is now behind a scaffolding because the baking factory has left and the building is under construction.
This surrealistic looking man is on the corner of
Delancey and
Orchard Street.
Here another
shutter door mural.
I found this lady on corner of
Suffolk and
Rivington Street.
The spreaders of stickers & stencial use any place they find.
I spotted this futuristic work somewhere in
Alphabet City.
This construction fence is also in Alphabet City.
More works by the Australian artist named
Kai.
Here another sticker.
Even man hole covers get nicer with some street art on it.
I photographed this strange installation at the
East River east of Alphabet City.
To be continued.
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