If you spend an afternoon wandering around East Harlem, you’ll immediately notice all of the amazing street art. From gorgeous murals to brilliant graffiti to intricate tile designs, beauty is everywhere. But if you live here and stroll by these creations everyday, they start to blend into the background. Mission: to start highlighting some of these visually stimulating images that make this neighborhood great. Here’s a small sampling between 103rd Street and 108th Street from Lexington to Third Avenue.
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I love the street art. Plan for next trip to NY NY is get some pics of the street art while there. I’m bookmarking you!
Great post! I love street art, and I feel like we have used to have more of it in NYC. I also like de la Vega’s street art (the goldfish, quotes, etc.) — I think he used to live in East Harlem but then went downtown…
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