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We love the graphic idea for this throw-up on Ludlow Street in the Lower East Side, which is now going through a sizzling real estate boom and is years-deep into a sweeping gentrification process. (Buy your loft or condo now, if you can!) The lightning bolt is literally and figurativelyContinue Reading

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Here’s a details of the boombox in a wheat-paste artwork by New York City artist WK Interact next to the 2nd Avenue Subway entrance at Allen and Houston streets in the Lower East Side. The neighborhood that is rapidly giving way to the development of luxury condos and apartments, asContinue Reading

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Here’s another awesome — and new — piece of wheat-paste artwork by New York City artist WK Interact. This work depicts a black-and-white life-sized dude with a classic old-school boombox (a.k.a., ghettoblaster). This artwork is next to the 2nd Avenue Subway entrance at Allen and Houston streets in the LowerContinue Reading

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Here’s another shot (this time with a stray passerby talking one cell phone) of a work of Rich Jacobs’ artwork in progress at Eleven vintage clothing store in New York City. Linkage Rich Jacobs Bio [XLarge] Rich Jacobs Bio [96 Gillespie] Ivan Corsa Photo

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Here’s a shot of a work of street art in progress by artist Rich Jacobs at Eleven vintage clothing store, at the corner of Prince and Elizabeth streets in Nolita, in New York City. Linkage Rich Jacobs Bio [XLarge] Rich Jacobs Bio [96 Gillespie] Ivan Corsa Photo

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This is some serious aerosol work on super-trendy Orchard Street on the Lower East Side, in New York City. The art is on the storefront shutter of a shop called Exhbitionist. The shop is on a block that is undergoing a truly radical — even by Lower East Side standardsContinue Reading

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This tag is jarring, not so much for its style or boldness or scale, but because of the moniker itself. Given current events in the U.S. and globally, the tag resonates with New Yorkers and, perhaps makes us pause to think, in a way it wouldn’t have several years ago,Continue Reading

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Another shot of the Skull tag in NYC. Ivan G. Corsa Photo

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Here’s a closer look at the big, bold “Sufer” tag. Put this on a graphic tee shirt, Bathing Ape! Ivan Corsa Photo