We take this day to reflect upon how far we have come and how very far we have to go to achieve parity. Our systemic racism and broken minds enable inequality to exist, and persist. Thanks to street artist Dragon 76 for reminding us that it’s in our hands.

“The time is always right to do what is right“
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Other Articles You May Like from BSA:
Said Dokins Creates Illuminated Sculpture in Querétaro : "Refraktur"
Mexican street artist Said Dokins clearly loves towers to create his work upon. And he adores covering them with all sorts of cryptic symbols and stylized letter forms. Now we find him doing a decided...
Valencia Dispatch: A Summer Sample from the Street
Stencils, wheat-pastes, and fevered texts by hand - they all are speaking to you in Valencia. Here in Spain, the pandemic has canceled Pamplona's bull-running festival and Seville's Holy Week process...
"Nau Bostik" Invigorates La Sagrera District in Barcelona
Portraits, characters, surrealistic scenes and a range of illustration styles all reigned at the Nau Bostik festival in the La Sagrera neighborhood of Barcelona this summer. Organizing the painted com...
Axel Void and DalEast In New Delhi for St+ART India 2015
Axel Void and DalEast are somehow brethren here in New Delhi at the 2015 edition of St+Art India, if not because of a shared style then because of a shared appreciation for things you cannot see - alc...
BSA Film Friday: 03.11.16
Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities.
Now screening :
1. BSA Special Feature: Sofles / Wayfarer by Selina Miles
2. Loving Vincent: Trailer
...
BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY






