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A large street-art piece by Stickman on Eldridge St. in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, downtown New York City. The artist tends to work on a much smaller scale and has more visibility in SoHo and Nolita, so this artwork is a surprise both in scale and location.
Street art by the ubiquitous Stickman. His stuff is everywhere in downtown New York City. We’ve never been a fan of Stickman, but we’ve always admired that he’s so prolific. That said, we certainly like the direction he’s been going with some recent work. Pictured here is a large paste-up on Crosby Street in SoHo. This is probably the largest Stickman piece we’ve ever seen. We like.
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New York Street Art: We’ve never been fans or impressed with the street art work of Stickman. But we’ve changed out opinion lately with the recent appearance of these new music-sheet wheat-pastes by Stickman around downtown Manhattan. Really beautiful. This one is on a U.S. Postal Service mailbox on Elizabeth Street, in Nolita.
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New York Street Art: And one more shot of fresh music-sheet street art wheat-pasted on the door at 330 Broome Street, in the Lower East Side-Chinatown, New York City.
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New York Street Art: Street art on a door at 330 Broome Street, Lower East Side-Chinatown.
© Ivan Corsa Photo – Street Art Images
New York Street Art:Another one of those stickman things, this one on a piece of sheet music wheat-pasted to a door at 330 Broome Street.
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New York Street Art: Another shot of some fresh street art on the door at 330 Broome Street, in the Lower East Side-Chinatown.
© Ivan Corsa Photo – Street Art Images
New York City street art: Green “Stickman” + “Relax” wheatpaste on Crosby Street in SoHo.
© Ivan Corsa Photo – Street Art Images