artwork, graffiti, Photo Essay, Photography
by William Ruben Helms

Photography: The Bushwick Collective/Bushwick Graffiti 8/31/21

Photography: The Bushwick Collective/Bushwick Graffiti 8/31/21

Because of pandemic-related restrictions and lockdowns, The Bushwick Collective was unable to host their annual block party last year; but this year saw a return of the block party — and new artwork gracing the neighborhood’s walls. Plus, in the larger neighborhood there’s a ton of great artwork. Check out some photos below.

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Caption: A panorama of mural dedicated to The Diabolical Biz Markie, taken with my iPhone12. Nobody beats The Biz. Nobody y’all. The detail on this one is amazing. Corner of St. Nicholas Avenue and Troutman Street, Bushwick, Brooklyn, NYC.
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Caption: This gorgeous mural dedicated to Aaliyah really captures her with an uncanny accuracy don’t you think. Located at St. Nicholas Avenue between Jefferson Street and Flushing Avenue.
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