Walking down N. Miami Ave, a reminder of home.
Wynwood, Miami. Feb 2009.
Filed under: ::bogota::, ::brooklyn::, ::miami::, ::nyc:: | Tags: ::brooklyn::, ::miami::, cartagena, street art
an assortment of edicts, observations, dreams and enticements.
It was only a blowjob: Wynwood, Miami, 2.09.
Eat the Rich: Dumbo, Brooklyn, 12.08.
Eat fruit and die: NYC , 11.08.
I dream of love: Williamsburg, Brooklyn 6.08.
Mas Poesia: Cartagena, Colombia, 7.07.
Wynwood, Miami. January 2009. This fantastical rendering was just next door to the Boxi piece below.
It’s clearly a close cousin of this piece from last year’s Primary Flight exhibition in Miami: if anyone recognizes the artist, please, enlighten me.
Another one for Wynwood. Suspicious characters lurking at corners, industrial galleries, and this amazing piece by Boxi.
Thank you, Melissa, for pointing out this Wooster Collective interview with the artist. (You’ll have to do a search; it’s from December 12, 2008.)
Miami, FL. December 2008.
Filed under: ::miami::, barack obama | Tags: ::miami::, albert einstein, barack obama, superman obama
There were tons of Obama murals all over Miami, and you know what? Some of them looked nothing like him. This homage was spot on, though, purposeful gaze and all. I’m not sure what Albert Einstein had to do with the whole thing, but it worked for me.
Wynwood, Miami. January 2009.
Filed under: ::miami:: | Tags: ::miami::, frerk le bras, mark woehr, street art, wynwood
An out-of-business storefront becomes the perfect spot for a sprawling mural along N. Miami Ave. (Keep scrolling for close-ups.)
Wynwood, Miami, FL. January 2009.
Artists: Mark Woehr and Frerk Le Bras
This piece was in a lot behind a rusty fence; if there hadn’t been a gap larger than the camera I never would have gotten this shot.
January 2009
Wynwood, Miami, FL
Filed under: ::miami::
cops and robbers, wynwood-style. we found these in a lot along north miami avenue while on a scouting mission in the area. once again melissa proved herself able to simultaneously manage driving and left-side of the road recon. it probably helped that the car didn’t have a roof. (miami, florida; january 2009)
