Tag Archives: street art

Boy In The Hood

I spotted another Dan Witz piece this week in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

I was so delighted, not just for its creepy, yet subtle imagery because I had to really stop and stare at the person’s eye to make sure it wasn’t in fact me under that white hood.

I have the honorable right to call myself a Dan Witz model for this similar series of public art works.  Here’s my post about being on the other side of the camera and here’s me on display in Brooklyn.  I won’t provide the location of this piece to hopefully enhance its longevity on our fine sidewalks.

Angry Truck

From the West Village, NYC

Mural On Box Street

From Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

Cartoon Wall

From Box Street, Brooklyn.

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Beware Of Dog

From Grand Avenue, Queens.

Santa The Socialist

From Marcy Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Socialist Santa on Capital One Bank

Bedford Spread

Random shots of ornamental destruction taken from Grand Street to North 7th Street on Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn.

Larger Than Life

The Faile Duo continue to make good shit.

(always click on my images to see much bigger)

From East Houston Street & Bowery, Manhattan, NYC

South Signs

Signage from South Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Door Panda

From Meeker Avenue