A crowd-sourced toplist with the best street art in Lower East Side, New York. Edited by "Jay-Jay" Dorsey.
This is a toplist with the best street art near Lower East Side, New York. You can help to make this list better by voting for your favourite places!
This exhibit space is really cool! It has three stories so a good amount to see.
I had an exhibition there and was pleased
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Incredible photography exhibit showing Chinese culture and traditions in the China and the US. Beautiful photos with great explanations.
AWESOME gallery on the lower east side. DEFINITELY a must-see if your'e interested in urban/street art + more. Check their opening hours and pop-in if you get a chance !!
Fantastic artist. I am blessed to own his "Heroes of Ground Zero" piece.
Great space attended for a wedding reception, white in color so it wont clash with any color theme you're going for. Small in size could fit about 75 seated guest comfortably with round tables. Space is kinda broken down in 3 parts 1st part being the entrance. Second (middle part) where your guest would sit and the lastly the 3rd part in the back which is also very spacious. Meter parking til 7pm after that it's free.
The Front Room is one of the best galleries in Williamsburg, and consistently shows world-class work.
Have seen several amazing exhibitions here.
Friendly staff, great hamburgers!
Great LES gallery! Terrific program!
I found my time at Museum of Street Art (MoSA) to be a jolt of inspired energy I needed at this point in my life and a powerful, personal reminder that creative expression is at its best, a fluid and experimental process that ultimately challenges audiences to understand - and how to understand - difficult themes and ideas.
It seems like the art work changes. All of it is different than the pictures on here now. Really beautiful and thought-provoking works!
There is a small place to let artists show their beautiful art work and periodically change the painting. I always pass by here to enjoy the moment for few years already. Thank you for their wonderful work.
Created by Brooklyn based Tristan Eaton this colourful depiction of Audrey Hepburn, star of the New York favourite Breakfast at Tiffany’s, sits in the heart of Little Italy and is perfectly complemented by the red brick backdrop.
My favourite captures include the mural on its own, a coffee break on the chairs in front or a street side pose.
Great selection and friendly staff.
Found this place from looking at places on Google maps. Love murals and artwork and it was a beautiful day to check it out.
It's not a far walk from the subway. Best place to take the photo is from the median. I tried a selfie but it didn't look quite right. I look over and a gentleman with a professional camera was taking a photo of the mural. He was kind enough to take a picture of me with the mural. Godsend!
This artwork was done by a Japanese artist. Very cool detail! Worth the stop!
Belgian born street artist ROA is well known for large scale black-and-white murals, often featured on multi-story buildings and situated in urban settings. The works frequently feature animals (sometimes their skeletons) that are part of the local fauna.
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