BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY“From Humble Beginnings We Built Our Empire”
Okay, not to get carried away – and anyway there are a fair number of anti-empire peeps out there….The next phase of Nuart begins tonight and street artists from New York have started in earnest deep into the Norwegian night to bring the best of Brooklyn to the walls. While Brooklynites are back home celebrating the long Labor Day weekend with backyard, rooftop and sidewalk barbecues, Brooklyn street artists have begun the hard labor of installing brand new works in the main exhibition space for the Nuart Opening Weekend coming next.
- Skewville is unpacking the suitcases and rolling out the orange caution fence and milk crates.
- Chris Stain lightly sketches the outlines of a working fella.
- Unveiling a new piece and style that he’s been working on, first to appear is a stairway by Logan Hicks
- Brooklyn favorite Swoon anchors her piece with a figure.
- David Choe is already pulling out the stops at 3 a.m.
Thanks to on-the-spot Workhorse Logan Hicks for letting us all take a look behind the scenes.
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