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The Washington Heights BID is looking to move the 1,900-pound steel sculpture to Dyckman Street.

Max Singer has posted his free drawings all over Manhattan.

Street artists and Iranian activists pasted posters on the ground in Tompkins Square Park Thursday.

City Lore moved into the Lower Eastside Girls Club's former space on East 1st Street.

The exhibit, in the Bedford Library at 496 Franklin Ave., features murals from across Bed-Stuy.

The concrete wolf sculpture signed "Wolf Tits" disappeared just three weeks after it was installed.

The massive piece of art depicts a crouching wolf with sharp claws outside the former home of the ASPCA.

Several artists from the graffiti collective will take part in a show in Great Neck starting Jan. 19th.

The icicles on Dyckman Street are the work of photographer Luis Baez-Correa.

Steve Powers recently finished a mural in Future Plaza, off Flatbush Avenue.

Meres One painted his light bulbs on the wall outside the store at Elizabeth and Houston streets.

Posters for the fictional movie "Rochelle, Rochelle" popped up on Second Avenue.

Baxter, a fixture at the Queens graffiti mecca, is being fostered as the site faces demolition.

A batch of new graffiti was spotted on 5Pointz on Wednesday, a day after it was whitewashed by owners.

A crowd gathered at the Long Island City site to mourn the loss of the graffiti art.