meet the artists
Meres One
Djalouz
SEE tf
Python
Christian Cortes
Elle
Zimad
Never
The Yok
Jerms
Trans 1
Noir
Topaz
Sheryo
Nicholai Khan
Souls
Vince Ballentine
Danielle Mastrion
Toofly
Damien Mitchell
Museum of Street Art is open
The new home of graffiti art in New York.
What is MoSA? A new incarnation of the 5 Pointz street art landmark, erased from New York’s urban landscape in 2014.
This new incarnation is not an imitation of the original – it’s a revival of the art of graffiti by the same group of 20 artists who made the original 5 Pointz site into one of New York’s most unusual attractions.
You’ve seen their faces, now see their artistry and passion for graffiti right here on the Bowery, inside the citizenM hotel. The Museum of Street Art is now open, revealing surprises at every turn of the stairs as you walk from the cloudM bar on the 21st floor down to the street level exit.
MoSA is open for bookings.
(Photography Credit: Rae Maxwell for MoSA)
Meres one (New York), DJALOUZ (Paris), PYTHON (New York), SEE TF (New York), CORTES (New York), Elle street art (Los Angeles), Zimad (New York), NEVER (Atlanta), THE YOK (Australia), Jerms (New York), Trans1 (London), Noir (London), Topaz (New York), Sheryo (Singapore), Twin (New York), SOULS (New York), Vince Ballentine (New York), Danielle Mastrion (New York), Toofly (Ecuador), Damien Mitchell (Australia), Rabbi D and Grand affair, Lady Pink, Rubin415, Esteban Del Valle and Don Rmix.
Meres one (New York), DJALOUZ (Paris), PYTHON (New York), SEE TF (New York), CORTES (New York), Elle street art (Los Angeles), Zimad (New York), NEVER (Atlanta), THE YOK (Australia), Jerms (New York), Trans1 (London), Noir (London), Topaz (New York), Sheryo (Singapore), Twin (New York), SOULS (New York), Vince Ballentine (New York), Danielle Mastrion (New York), Toofly (Ecuador), Damien Mitchell (Australia), Rabbi D and Grand affair, Lady Pink, Rubin415, Esteban Del Valle and Don Rmix.
