Free the Ponz! Now! Our friend Miss Heather beat us to this one by a couple of days, but we could not let this superb bit of topical street art slip by without taking note of it. Justice for Maddoff. Look at the bright side, if he’d been caught selling crack, he’d be going to […]

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We found this on Bayard Street, the row of buildings that we personally named Karl Fischer Row way back in 2006.

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On Kent Avenue in front of the closed Miss Williamsburg Diner. Note the googly eyes on the right.

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This recently appeared on N. 10 Street at Roebling in Williamsburg on a building that sports a lot of street art.

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This is the current appearance of the front door of our favorite building at 184 N. 8 Street in Williamsburg that serves as a spot for some excellent street art. It does make for one heck of a mail slot. The building is currently on the market for a commercial lease and we’re really hoping […]

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This is at the corner of Roebing Street and N. 11 in the Burg. The artist’s name is Mike Marcus.

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This is a little something from Passengerpigeon (per Streetsy, which is the authority on such things), which we found on Driggs Avenue in the Burg.

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This is a Judith Supine work on Kent Avenue near Metropolitan in Williamsburg. Like much of her work, we dig it a lot. The interesting, non-art-related back story involves the building to which it is affixed. It is a paint factory with enough toxic issues to keep environmental regulators busy for a long time and […]

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Versions of this image of Barack Obama as Superman are all over Brooklyn and New York City. We caught up with this one on Driggs Avenue in Greenpoint.

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These are a couple of Blancos that we came upon on a door on Kent Avenue in Williamsburg. Guess the subjects of the art. Hint: the first name of one of the guys is Cornell.

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Here’s some Feral Child that had already seen its best days by the time we got to it on N. 8 Street between Bedford and Driggs in Williamsburg. There’s a Dain to its left and an Obey behind it.

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This is a Judith Supine from Keap Street in Williamsburg east of the BQE. It has, unfortunately, seen better days.

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This gas mask stencil comes to us from N. 8 Street in Williamsburg and does manage to make a bit of a statement.

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We’re not clear on the artist here, although we probably should no. The face is on a wall on N. 6 Street in Williamsburg where a lot of art has come and gone over the years.

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This is the side of an old building in Williamsburg on N. 8 Street between Driggs and Bedford Avenues that always manages to attract a lot of street art. Work has been going on in the old industrial building itself that at one point seemed to be a prelude to demolition, which would be a […]

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This really cool artwork is currently appearing on an old industrial building between N. 9 and N. 10 Street on Roebling in Williamsburg. We’re not sure about the artist, but have faith that someone knows.

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Here’s another Williamsburg Wolfie, the stencil that has appeared here and there on some walls and sidewalks. This Wolfie is from Berry Street not far from Radegast Hall.

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We have no idea whose work this, but we do like this art that we found wheatpasted to a Williamsburg wall the other day. It clearly has to do with money and the burning thereof.

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This comes from a construction fence on Keap Street in Williamsburg on the site of some new condos going up. Actually, there are condos and rental units going up all around it.

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This is from Berry Street in Williamsburg and, yes, it’s an old vinyl record.

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Here’s another one of those Williamsburg Big, Bad Wolf stencils. Yesterday’s was on a wall. Today’s is on a sidewalk on Wythe Avenue.

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A number of these stencils have popped up around Williamsburg of this kind of Big Bad Wolf with Wings thing. We’re not sure of the identity of the artist, so if you know, do kindly inform in the comments section.

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This Dain is attached to the door of the building on Wythe Avenue in Williamsburg that could someday be a boutique hotel by the Walentas clan and Two Trees Management.

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This message is part of a wall mural in Greenpoint. Don’t Get Gentrified, indeed.

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It’s been there on a wall in South Williamsburg for a bit, but we like the way the street art mixes with the summer vegetation.

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