Yesterday was my day off.
Naturally I had a TON of errands to run so even though the day was freezing I decided to walk around and visit some of my favorite mural spots to see if anything new was up.
So. GLAD. I. did!!!
Here is what I found most inspiring this week:
BAST at Soho- not sure if the artist defaced his/her own mural- this was hella cool. |
If you listen- the walls speak. |
Ryan Russo's "Out Of Context" at the Charles Bank Gallery. Acrylic spray paint and newspaper collage on canvas. |
Meanwhile over at Nolita... (Kenmare and Bowery) |
Crash AKA John Matos over at Bowery Mural Also? POPEYE!!! TOO AWESOME! |
Abandoned building across from The New Museum has some of the best old school poster graffiti. These are all letters cut out of ads. |
Must go back and shoot this one again! |
Detail of Ryan Russo piece- canvas was 8 x 8 feet. Newsprint, paper, photographs- collage- amazing. |
Layered oblong hexagon vellum over at the Anthropologie store window. |
I freaking LOVE New York!
Michelle
Good morning! This was a great post to wake up to...full of gusto and inspiration! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove your photos!! We took a family trip to NYC 3 years ago and it's such an amazing place to be!
ReplyDeletelove this post!!!
ReplyDeleteHey Michelle great inspiration, did you cut your hair? I really like the oblong hexagon and the brick New York
ReplyDeleteSo much inspiration! Love your photos! Seems like a perfect place to live!
ReplyDeleteI loved hearing you on Paperclipping Roundtable...you cracked me up and your refreshing comments made me run to subscribe to your blog. So glad I did. Thanks for the inspirational art from New York and for being on PCR so that I could find you!
ReplyDeleteThank you for great inspiration Michelle, can't wait to see NY next year.... hugs!
ReplyDeleteI's so cool to visit you!
ReplyDeleteI wanna come visit you! It looks so awesomely cool!
ReplyDeletewah. I want to live in NY. We have nothing like this anywhere near me. Ok...I do live right around the corner from a pond with beavers and herons. But this art... wah.
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