Showing posts with label colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colors. Show all posts

Friday, October 31, 2014

Street Art: V-J Day Kiss


The Kiss, Chelsea, New York City, USA

This mural of the vintage V-J Day Kiss picture (shot in Time Square in 1945) can be seen on 25th Street and 10th Avenue on the the not-to-be-missed-if-you're-in-NY Highline - a public park built on an old freight rail line. The mural is by Brazilian artist Eduardo Kobra.  

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Street Art: Greetings from Sea Bright


Greetings, Sea Bright, New Jersey, USA

This beautiful old style postcard mural by artist Jim Kovic is on the corner of Ocean and Peninsula Avenues in Sea Bright, NJ. Sea Bright is a cute little seaside town with a beautiful beach. It was hit very hard by hurricane Sandy in 2012 but got nicely back on it's feet. Worth a visit!

Thursday, October 23, 2014

Street Art: Arty Truck


Arty Truck, East Village, New York City, USA

I saw this truck while having brunch at one of my favorite East Village spots - Cafe Orlin on St. Marks Place (and 2nd Avenue). You can choose anything from there breakfast/brunch menu and won't be disappointed. Guaranteed.

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Street Art: Face


Face, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

Quebec City is one of my favorite places to visit. It also has an interesting collection of Street Art. I found this expressive face under the overpass of Of Highway 440 and Boulevard Charest in the Saint-Roch district.

Friday, October 3, 2014

Street Art: I Lost My Head


I lost my head, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

Quebec City is one of the most beautiful cities I've ever visited! It also has an interesting collection of Street Art. Under the overpass of Of Highway 440 and Boulevard Charest in the Saint-Roch district, I found this beauty.


Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Street Art: Containers


Container Art, New York City, USA

Walking south from 34th street on 10th Avenue, to enter the not-to-be-missed-if-you're-in-NY Highline at West 34th, you'll find these two street art containers. The Highline - a public park built on an old freight rail line - runs from 34th all the way down to Gaansevoort street in the Meatpacking District. A glorious walk with much to see!