Astoria (Queens):
Astoria (Queens):
86th Annual N.Y. Daily News Golden Gloves (Madison Square Garden):
Commuters Check the Board for their Train (Long Island Railroad/Penn Station):
"Catch The 2 Train to Youngland" (Bronx):
Chris Potter (center, in black shirt) w/ Adam Cruz (drums); Vincente Archer (bass); and...I can't remember the other guys: (At Smalls):
Pyramid/Robot-Thing (Lower East Side):
Upper-East Side:
Definitely Bronx:
Back-side of Panel Truck (Union Square):
* NOTE: All pics taken by Lodo Grdzak. (5) Boroughs of New York. All rights reserved.
* 2nd Note: It used to be you only had to click on the image (1x) to get the full-view, but now you must click on the photo (2x) to get the real, full-screen view.
4 comments:
Great pictures. Do store owners allow the painting or are they and done without permission?
Not sure willie:
I have to beleive that a lot of those murals took a long time--and werent done in the dark. On the other hand, some of those buildings are abandoned or in really poor areas. I'll do some research, but Im fairly sure there's some kind of permission or...understanding.
Another good batch.
I can't help but wonder if anyone else is doing what you're doing in NYC right now.
I'm not sure how you'd track down the artists to get their permission to put together a coffee table book, or something like that. At least you're documenting this stuff.
Thanks Spence:
My collection of panel trucks alone is unmatched--let alone big, street-mural art.
I go everywhere for work: uptown, downtown, Harlem, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens. I go to Yonkers. I go to Staten Island. And I've always got my camera.
So I've got a lot more posts in me.
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