BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYSo many stimulating high minded community-based projects are afoot these days,
as Brooklyn street artists continue to draw our attention to matters more pressing than, say, topless Miss California or the latest Tom Hanks tanker.
Stay tooned for a grand opening of a summer-long project in deep Bushwick that will raise consciousness and get you in the greens. See below the very industrious and stylish action-carpenters Skewville hard at work on their contribution to this seriously fun project opening next month!
- Building a better future for Bushwick (photo Steven P. Harrington)
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