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New York City street art: Another view of the “FF.”

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New York City street art: “FF” tape on a sidewalk at the northwest corner of Bowery and Houston Street, NYC.

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Love this.

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Street art New York City: Wood-cut design wheatpaste street art.

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Street art New York City: Black-and-white, woodcut-style wheatpaste street art, downtown Manhattan.

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Street art New York City: Wheatpaste street art of crazed dude with pistol in downtown Manhattan.

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Street art New York City: Wheatpaste street art of crazed dude with pistol in downtown Manhattan.

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Street art New York City: Close-up of wheatpaste street art in a doorway on Allen Street, between Delancey and Rivington streets, NYC.

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Street art New York City: Life-size wheatpaste on Allen Street, Lower East Side.

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A set of stairs collapsed and seriously injured one person on April 10 at “5 Pointz,” the graffiti-covered building complex in Long Island City, Queens that has become a world-famous mecca for all types of artists, street-art fans, tourists and photographers. As a landmark, 5 Pointz is best known for the graffiti art that seems to cover almost every available square inch its walls.

Nicole Gagne, the woman injure din the accident, is one of approximately 200 hundred artists who rent studio space in the 5 Pointz building and form a community. The building has since been closed to the public while the owner makes renovations to the structure to bring it up to code.

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A handy little Google Map we’ve created that shows some of the current (as of this post), popular, and well-tread spots where repeatedly we see a lot of new street art in downtown New York City.

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Street art New York City: Lafayette Street All-Stars — Gaia (?), KH, Blue Monster, Incision Microcosm, etc. — on Lafayette between Broome and Kenmare in SoHo. This spot is a well-tread location for street art. See the Google Maps Street View below; this street art spot is behind the white van in the Street View photo.

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Street art New York City: Girl and Blue Monster.

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Street art New York City: Blue monster in SoHo.

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Street art New York City: Illustration wheatpaste of girl by Gaia (?) on Lafayette Street, NYC.

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Street art New York City: Reebok pop-up store on the Bowery, Chinatown.

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Street art New York City: Here’s Vol. 2 images set of the awesome street art work on Houston Street, in New York’s LES. Love this stuff.

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Street art New York City: Epic masterpiece of street art painting along the full-length frontage of a building on Houston Street, east of between Suffolk and Norfolk streets, in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Included below is a Google street view image of what the building used to look like in the recent past, before the current street art work was created.

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Street art New York City: Trice on Prince Street, SoHo.

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Street art New York City: KH paint layers in SoHo.

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