BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
The Stencil Top 5 as picked by Samantha Longhi of StencilHistoryX
- “Dance Me to the End of Love”, stencil on metal, by Joe Iurato (image courtesy the artist)
- C215 had this entry in the Urbart Event, Institut de Gestion Supérieur (IGS), Toulouse (photo courtesy the artist)
- “Jokerbama” by Ives One (photo courtesy the artist)
- A collage by Orticanoodles in the Belleville neighborhood of Paris (photo courtesy Stencil History X)
An urban decay altar in Galveston, Texas. The Virgin Mary, by artist 2:12 (photo courtesy Stencil History X)
See more at StencilHistoryX.com
See more Ives One images here
See more 2:12 images here
See more images of Joe Iurato’s work here
See more Orticanoodles here
See more C215 images here
Leonard Cohen’s “Dance Me to the End of Love” here
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