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New York Street Art: Fresh Trice tag in yellow on Mercer Street, near the Angelika Film Center, Greenwich Village.

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New York City street art: Green “Stickman” + “Relax” wheatpaste on Crosby Street in SoHo.


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New York City street art: Massive Peg Leg pattern wheatpaste on Houston Street and The Bowery in downtown Manhattan. It’s great to see Peg Leg do something fresh, abstract and more than tag or sticker. Full marks, Peg Leg!


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New York City street art: Another section of Haculla wheatpaste in SoHo.


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New York City street art: Haculla strikes again with the freshness in SoHo.


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We’re loving this UK street art website aptly called UK Street Art (www.ukstreetart.co.uk/). Lots of good, juicy street art images from the United Kingdom in a well-designed website. Check it.

New York City street art: Wheatpaste and other forms of street art by FKDL, Billi Kid, Gaia (?) and many others (a few peel-backs of these layers would reveal works by artist Judith Supine) at a popular pasting spot on Crosby Street (next to the restaurant L’Orange Bleu) near Broome Street in SoHo.


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New York City street art: Another shot of the loop-like painting on wood at Jay Meisel Building, Bowery and Spring, Nolita.


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New York City street art: Wood painting of loop-like image at Jay Meisel Building, Bowery and Spring, Nolita.


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New York street art: Stencilly painted words say “Sink the 5hip.” Tightness.


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New York street art: Another shot of the green-tape cubes from across cobblestoned Broome Street, between Christie and Bowery streets, on the Lower East Side.


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New York street art: Another shot of the green-tape cubes, this time from across Broome Street, between Christie and Bowery streets, on the Lower East Side.


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New York street art: Another shot of the cubes formed by green tape on Broome Street. We love how the barred window is incorporated into the art work.


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New York street art: Another shot — from an opposite angle — of the cubes formed by green tape on a wall across the street from the White Box Gallery on Broome Street. We love how the barred window is incorporated into the art work.


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New York street art: Another shot of the cubes formed by green tape on a wall across the street from the White Box Gallery on Broome Street.


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New York street art: Cubes formed by green tape on a wall across the street from the White Box Gallery on Broome Street.


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New York street art: From another angle, the image mash-up of Leonard Nimoy (Star Trek’s Spock) and Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe in Nolita.


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New York street art: Close up of the Leonard Nimoy-Warhol’s “Marilyn” mash-up painting at Lasso in Nolita.


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New York street art: Another shot of the image mash-up of Leonard Nimoy (Star Trek’s Spock) and Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe painting on wall outside Lasso, a restaurant at the corner of Kenmare and Mott street in Nolita.


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