My students made their own versions of the African American Flag after an art lesson on David Hammons.
I had the flags sitting in my apartment and finally placed them throughout my building.
My students made their own versions of the African American Flag after an art lesson on David Hammons.
I had the flags sitting in my apartment and finally placed them throughout my building.
I took the two train and got off at 72nd Street and came across this sculpture of a falcon done by artist, Nicolas Holiber.
The art is apart of the Audubon Sculpture Project and the real name of the bird is a Peregrine Falcon.
It brings awareness to birds that are threaten because of climate change in New York.
New Buildings… less green space
Wall Mural by TATS CRU
The plaque reads:
TATS CRU The mural Kings est. 1980…TATS CRU is a group of New York City-based professional muralists whose work in aerosol has transformed and popularized the graffiti art movement. In the mid 80’s three teenagers began their artist careers by creating subway graffiti. What began as an adolescent hobby and recognition tactic has evolved into a powerful, expressively iconic style that has brought TATS CRU to the forefront of the mural industry. For over two decades TATS CRU has spearheaded the battle to change people’s perception of graffiti as an art form through their respected work. In addition to the recognition they receive throughout the world as leaders in the mural art industry, proof of TATS CRU’S success and the acceptance of graffiti as an art form can be found in their murals that adorn the walls of major corporations, museums, schools, and iconic New York City institutions.
The Houston Bowery Wall, Curated by GGA