Wheat-paste street-art on Wooster St. in SoHo. The black-and-white profile image is of a woman sporting a 1960’s-style hairdo. We have to wonder if the lady in this picture is actually a man in drag. Even though her hairstyle is different and face only vaguely similar, we can’t help butContinue Reading
A Japanese manga-inspired part of an epic wheat-paste work by artist collective Faile at 11 Spring St. building in downtown New York City. Ivan Corsa Photo Photo gear: Canon PowerShot SD 630 ELPH digital camera On the iPod: Placebo – “Where is My Mind” Kicks on our feet: Puma Double-LaceContinue Reading
We’ve been in France for the better part of the last two weeks, so there’s been a bit of a hiatus here at the Global Graphica site. But we’re back with a vengeance and loads of new images of street art and graf and more from France. We took theseContinue Reading
This is a classic piece of large-scale street art by New York artist WK Interact, whose work is drawn in high-contrast black-and-white images that convery power and motion. This image suggest the notion of headache as experienced by a necktie-wearing office slave. A masked wrestler is tearing violently at theContinue Reading
The Brooklyn neighborhood of Williamsburg (sometimes called “Billyburg” by local hipsters) is not a part of the borough generally known for lots of graffiti. But the ‘hood, like SoHo three decades ago, has become a well-established colony for artists, who settled in Williamsburg throughout the 1990’s and into the ’00’s.Continue Reading
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