BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
March is here but don’t put your woolens away laddies and lasses.
BSA predicts at least two more snow storms before you can work on the tan line. Because, you know, we are weathermen too. Our weekly interview with the Streets
Spring is already in the air and on the streets with brand new shoots and stems popping through the tundra by some of the new crop from the last couple of minutes.
This week we clocked none less than Poster Boy, Shin Shin, Oopsy Daisy, Primo, and Tazmat on the frozen streets of this most loved city of ours. The Poster Boy pieces in particular are a brand new direction – more focused and concepted – but after a minute of study you know they’re his and they are just as wacky as ever. Maybe they’re related to the new book coming out this month .
Enjoy this weeks crop.
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- Poster Boy does a take on “Don Quijote” Cervantes Masterpiece (photo ©Jaime Rojo)
- Poster Boy (detail) (photo ©Jaime Rojo)
- Poster Boy (close up) (photo ©Jaime Rojo)
- Poster Boy (detail)
(photo ©Jaime Rojo)
(photo ©Jaime Rojo)
- Poster Boy (detail) (photo ©Jaime Rojo)
Oopsy Daisy (photo ©Jaime Rojo)
- Shin Shin
(photo ©Jaime Rojo)
(photo ©Jaime Rojo)
- Primo is waving guns around
(photo ©Jaime Rojo)
(photo ©Jaime Rojo)
- Oopsy Daisy
(photo ©Jaime Rojo)
(photo ©Jaime Rojo)
- Oopsy Daisy (detail) (photo ©Jaime Rojo)
- Tazz Tagger – straddling the line between graffiti and street art (photo ©Jaime Rojo)
- BSA loves New York (photo ©Jaime Rojo)
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