On a recent trip around Brooklyn, New York we came across a few street artists. The first one we came upon was by ZED1 on the Eastern Medal Plumbing & Hardware building. His surreal imagery is bizarre and odd, but entirely amazing. Here’s a piece by Chris & Veng of […]
On a recent trip to the Cotton Candy Machine in Brooklyn, NY we had our first glance at Jeremy Hush’s artwork. Hush’s haunting Victorian work has a visceral and animalistic feel. We’re slightly uneasy on the first look, and his style reminds us of something out of a fairy tale. […]
Belgian graffiti artist Roa’s work can be seen on the streets throughout the world. His work features black and white wild animal murals dwarfing walls and buildings. The wild animals are raw and uncut with a realistic nature about them. His murals are some of the biggest pieces in the […]
5Pointz Aerosol Art Center Onur Dinc is a Turkish artist based in Switzerland. His artwork is visible in museums, galleries, and on the street. His recent work is now on display at the outdoor art exhibit, 5Pointz Aerosol Art Center in Long Island City, NY. He uses ultra-violet paint and […]
If you’ve spent any amount of time walking through lower New York City’s, chances are you’ve seen Hanksy’s work. Be it on the side of a building, on a corner wall or wherever, Hanksy’s street work has spawned a cult interest. In an interview with The Awl last year, the […]
Living in New York, your humble Dapper Guide editors are fortunate enough to be able to experience art on literally every possible avenue. While there are plenty of spots to find street art, one piece of wall space we highly appreciate is the ever-changing “Bowery Mural” on the corner of […]
Ron English is one of the most recognizable artists in popular culture, from his work on the Supersize Me movie to his artwork throughout the world (street art, museums, movies, books, and television). English coined the term POPaganda to describe his mash-up style of high and low cultural touchstones that take […]
