street art

Magdalena Marcenaro has painted two temporary murals on Pacific Street between Court and Smith Streets.

Mark Salinas worked with neighborhood kids to paint the words "Rise-N-Shine" at 48th Ave. and 42nd St.

A street artist is covering Astoria with small works of art, prompting an art treasure hunt on Twitter.

A public hearing to discuss plans for the iconic graffiti center drew harsh opposition from artists.

James De La Vega wants to inspire young neighborhood professionals, he said.

Apolo Torres, an artist who spent three months in Bushwick, painted one giant wall before leaving.

The Dog Poop Project is a way to encourage residents to pick up after their pooches, its founder says.

A DUMBO artist searches for the first mystery couple to use his mural as a backdrop to their wedding.

“A Patchwork Story” is a public art exhibit on Myrtle Avenue.

A 32-year-old Queens man was arrested Friday for allegedly spray-painting the Brooklyn Bridge.

The street artist, inspired by British artist Banksy, has a solo show at the Krause Gallery.

Two stores have already started selling art supplies, and SoHo Art's warehouse is planning to open soon.

California-based artist finishes mural in Fort Greene that will be featured in Vanity Fair magazine.

Famed graffiti artist Lady Pink is working on a mural with teens from a local high school.

Tired of the tourists and crowds, street artist Wally Abdellatif brings his business closer to home.