If you've been to New York City, you know that there is no shortage of things to see. Once you get past the major tourist sites--the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, the 9/11 Memorial, Central Park, the art museums, and so forth--you might think you've seen it all, but you've NEVER seen it all in NYC.
NEW YORK CITY STREET ART
I am always on the lookout for interesting graffiti and all kinds of public art, especially in large cities. New York City has something to look at on almost every corner.
For example, in one nook a bronze statue stands out rather conspicuously against a tower of letters:
Lady Liberty has had a new facial and make-up job since the last time I'd seen her:
This black and white panel has a Halloween-y feel . . .
. . . and is topped by an enormous, creepy, eerie green child that appears to be 3-D and straight out of a low-budget horror movie:
NEW YORK CITY STREET ART
I am always on the lookout for interesting graffiti and all kinds of public art, especially in large cities. New York City has something to look at on almost every corner.
For example, in one nook a bronze statue stands out rather conspicuously against a tower of letters:
This black and white panel has a Halloween-y feel . . .
. . . and is topped by an enormous, creepy, eerie green child that appears to be 3-D and straight out of a low-budget horror movie:
