BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
By request: The Images from the Interview
In honor of the radio station WNYC’s 100th birthday, Alison Stewart’s “All Of It” program is celebrating 100 pieces of art in New York City. Each month, Alison speaks with an expert in the art world about their 10 favorites. This month, Alison talked to Jaime Rojo and Steven P. Harrington, co-founders of Brooklyn Street Art, about 10 pieces of art in the streets that they think all New Yorkers would like to know about.
Since it was a radio show, it was impossible to show, only to tell. BSA fans have written to ask us for pictures of the pieces discussed, so here they are!
The list is unscientific and offers a wide selection of art styles and disciplines in New York’s public sphere. Please don’t take it as an indicator of importance or value; rather, take it as a casual survey of things you may see around town.
In the order that they were discussed:
INVADER
ROA
SKEWVILLE
BANKSY
Floyd Sapp and SPECTER
FAILE
OWEN DIPPIE
OS GEMEOS
FRED TOMASELLI
DAN WITZ & OLEK
LISTEN TO STEVE AND JAIME INTERVIEW WITH ALISON STEWART ON “ALL OF IT” BELOW:
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