Category: Lower Eastside
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NY- Graffiti on Bowery and the Lower East Side
NY- Graffiti on Bowery and the Lower East Side
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NY- Meandering up Lafayette from Canal to East 8th
NY- Meandering up Lafayette from Canal to East 8th
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NY- Windows on Water Street
Just some windows I shot on Water Street today.
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NY- Lower Eastside- People Views
NY- Lower Eastside- People Views
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NY- SoSauce.com hosts SHIFT at Giano Restaurant
Hi folks, Some really great people from SoSuace are supporting the local art crowd by hosting a night of SHIFT at Giano’s restaurant that features several up-and-coming NYC artists, including: Maki Teshima — print making + painting Miho Ogai — installation Bailey Russel — photography Leon Belt — video art Chris Conly — music So…
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NY- Lower Eastside- ABC No Rio
NY- Lower Eastside- ABC No Rio 156 Rivinston Street
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NY- People Watching in the Bowery and Lower Eastside
NY- People Watching in the Bowery and Lower Eastside I just read in New York Magazine that The Keith Haring Mural at the corner of Bowery and Houston has been painted over. It is a shame.
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NY- Graffiti and Street Art on Avenue C- Lower East Side
One of the brightest and most colorful Streets on the Lower East Side is Avenue C. All the storefronts are painted with graffiti and local artisans rule neighborhood. www.lavagina.com
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NY- La Plaza Cultural on Avenue C- Alphabet City
This is one of the coolest local greenspaces in the city. La Plaza Cultural, located at 9th and Avenue C on Manhattan’s Lower Eastisde, is adorned with recycled art that is guaranteed to please kids of all ages.
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NY- Stuyvesant Cove Park
Stuyvesant Cove Park, located on the East River between 18th & 23rd Streets affords sweeping views of Mid Manhattan including the UN Building, Con Ed, and on a clear day Roosevelt Island.
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NY- Flowering Trees in Stuyvesant Square
Nestled in 4 acres between 15th and 17th at 2nd Avenue sits a great little park sold to the city for $5 in 1836 Peter Gerard Stuyvesant (1778-1847) and his wife Helen Rutherford, of the richest families in America at this time. The park is bordered by Friends Seminary and the Chapel of St. Georges…
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NY- Lower Eastside, A Walk Down Orchard Street
Orchard Street on the Lower Eastside is a contrast of history and modern gentrification. Second and third generation businesses such as Global International and sit side-by-side with brand new shops like Crops For Girls. and Hairy Mary’s Vintage Clothing. It is definitely worth a visit especially if you are shopping on Canal Street or need…