Citizen Brooklyn

I know that all this mind chaos is generated by the brutal flow of information on the web, but I think that we have the duty to stop and think deeply about where we are going.

Touring Miami’s up-and-coming Wynwood neighborhood gave PSFK a beautiful insight into a deliberately evolving district

Elizabeth Schoettle is an artist and a creator of magical worlds. Her alter-ego character, “Phoebe New York”, delves deep into the life of modern women

“This piece is not only a statement of the cultural shift in NYC but to create an installation that does not damage the building and using the architecture to exist.

One street artist is on a mission to not only make homeless populations across the US visible, but also to create outreach programs and events that help to get these forgotten members of society off of the streets.

The moment Roddy Piper put on those thick, black, 80’s style glasses and saw propaganda hiding behind every street sign and advertisement a new style of art was born. This new style would affect the way we saw our everyday surroundings, they would be more than just their base parts. Some popular street artists like to make scathing critiques of society. Others choose to see the brighter side, and try to use street art as a tool for brightening peoples day, such as French artist Oakoak.

Luis Rosenfeld at Bushwick’s Ange Noir Cafe

Anyone could take part of the making of the installation, and Mer and Buchler gradually added more and more strands of plastic beads as the project progressed.

According to reports, the statue was dismantled piece by piece and loaded it onto a vehicle right in front of a crowd of Bansky admirers.

The Ronald McDonald is meant to be “a critique of the heavy labor required to sustain the polished image of a mega-corporation.”

This piece – named “Sirens of the Lambs – consists of a run down farm delivery truck. Out of every crevice, the faces of stuffed animals pop out and appear to be crying out for help.

“In the environmental movement, every time you lose a battle it’s for good, but our victories always seem to be temporary and we keep fighting them over and over again.” David Suzuki.