street art

A mural of President Obama that was painted over by a cable company is attracting graffiti on Avenue C.

A poster featuring Stephen Colbert using Andy Warhol's famous soup can image recently appeared on Second Avenue.

PANTHEON will take over the space of Midtown's now-defunct Donnell Library Center starting Saturday.

Graffiti artist Katsu is apparently behind a series of fake ads posted in phone booths around the Lower East Side.

A teacher will use the East Village's abundant street art as the basis for instruction in English language skills.

The artist recently gained attention for crocheting a cover for downtown's bull sculpture.

Kenny Scharf completed the latest mural to go up at the Houston Street wall on Monday.

The motivational messages of artist James De La Vega have been appearing on curbside trash across the city.

The new Dorian Grey Gallery opened on E. 9th Street last month, with plans to pay tribute to the neighborhood's artistic past.

A graffiti artist covered the work of Barry McGee Tuesday with a memorial to late Lower East Side artist Dash Snow.

Cable company RCN recently covered a mural by Antonio "Chico" Garcia, but now they want to redo it with another artist.

A more than two-year-old mural on Avenue C featuring President Barack Obama was recently painted over.

An artists' group pasted 1,500 posters asking New Yorkers to express their views in their own handwriting.

Barry McGee painted the famous wall after Shepard Fairey's artwork was removed.

Shepard Fairey said the repeated vandalism of his work proved a "powerful" moment for his art.