From Conover Street, Brooklyn
Posted in Graffiti, Red Hooked, Street Art
Tagged blue, Brooklyn, eyes, face, graffiti, Red Hook, spray paint, street art, walls, white
A shot from a week before Sandy in the now partially devastated Red Hook, Brooklyn.
Posted in Art, Graffiti, Red Hooked, Sticker Art
Tagged graffiti, LNE, pole, Red Hook, steel, sticker art, stickers, waterside
From Lorraine Street, Brooklyn, NY.
Posted in Red Hooked
Tagged Bricks, brim, Brooklyn, Lorraine Street, NY, Red Hook, shadow
All of Brooklyn had Open Studios for artists this past weekend.
I decided to go to the place with the most artists in one building, which is at 183 Lorraine Street in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
Here are five shots from this event.
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Posted in Art, Art Review, Red Hooked
Tagged GO open Studios, Lorraine Street, Lorraine Studios, open studios, Red Hook, screwball, screwball spaces
Perhaps someone’s first ever stencil, I don’t know. But it still caught my eye in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
Posted in Red Hooked, Street Art
From Beard Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn.
Posted in Non-human Life, Red Hooked
Tagged Beard Street, Fairway, graffiti, Ikea, overgrown, Red Hook, weeds
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This is an unnamed area where industrial Red Hook land meets industrial New York Harbor water and combinations of natural and man-made objects combine to create devastating, yet beautiful patterns and color combinations.
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Posted in Art, Junk Street, Non-human Life, Red Hooked
Tagged fibers, flat tire, nest, plastic, Plastic Beach, Red Hook, Red Hook Plastic Beach, rocks, string, tire nest, trash
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This is an unnamed area where industrial Red Hook land meets industrial New York Harbor water and combinations of natural and man-made objects combine to create devastating, yet beautiful patterns and color combinations. See Part 1
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Posted in Art, Junk Street, Non-human Life, Red Hooked
Tagged beach, color, colored, fibers, plastic, pollution, Red Hook, Red Hook Plastic Beach, rocks, rope, sand, string
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This is an unnamed area where industrial Red Hook land meets industrial New York Harbor water and combinations of natural and man-made objects combine to create devastating, yet beautiful patterns and color combinations.
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Posted in Art, Junk Street, Non-human Life, Red Hooked
Tagged beach, chemical, chemicals, coral, petroleum, plastic, Plastic Beach, Red Hook, Red Hook Plastic Beach, rocks
From Coffey Street, Brooklyn.
