Given the number of people about who we’d like to write this using a different variant and appending the word “painfully.” We almost pissed ourselves yesterday when we found this on N. 6 Street in Williamsburg. Eat Fruit & Die, indeed.

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[Photo courtesy of mikime/GL Flickr Pool] We have no idea what this is except that it was placed in our GL Flickr Pool by mikime and was found in Bushwick on a walk home from Third Ward. There is a set of photos of the beasts, as there are apparently two of them.

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And in this case, on N. 9 Street, it seems to have done just that. With that, we conclude our broadcast day.

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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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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 work from Judith Supine is up on a building on N. 7 Street that had been a magnet for street art (and graffiti) until it was cleaned a couple of months ago. This is the first work to reappear there.

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A lot of work by Dain has been wheatpasted up around Williamsburg in recent months. This is an installation (on a constantly changing board) outside a gallery on Berry Street.

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There is almost nothing we can add to this juxtaposition of street art from Obey and the directive to Post No Bills. It comes from Berry Street in Williamsburg.

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There are many facets to this work by Obey that is on S. 1 Street in Williamsburg between Kent and Wythe Avenues. It’s attached to the Streb Dance Company’s building, which is surrounded by the ongoing construction of the 80 Metropolitan project. What’s of interest in this case and renders it more than average street […]

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This Obey poster, which has been decorated with the always popular pink cloud and lightning bolt, is on Dunham Place near Broadway in South Williamsburg.

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This hand and foot comes from a door on N. 8 Street in Williamsburg.

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This is another work by Dain, whose work currently is everywhere in Williamsburg. This is from Berry Street.

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Many works by Dain have appeared in the Burg over the last couple of months. This one is on N. 10 Street near Berry.

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This box just popped up on some ugly new construction on Union Avenue in Williamsburg, which itself, is quite boxy. The art is the most colorful thing about the puke-brick colored building.

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Here’s another piece of art work that has appeared and been bolted to a street sign post in Williamsburg. This one is one N. 5 Street near Wythe. We don’t know who the artist is.

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This recent addition to the Williamsburg streetscape comes from Berry Street on the side of the Mill Building. Streetsy identifies the artist behind the rowboat as nickwalker.

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Versions of this art, which streetsy.com identifies as thirdeye, have popped up in a few places around Williamsburg. This and some other pieces are also identified as the work of Peripheral Media Projects.

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There are a number of these in Williamsburg, around S. 4 and S. 5 Streets, particularly on fences around the various local condo projects.

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On the left is a little something from Faux Reel. We believe the right hand dance is FKDL. They’re on N. 6 on a fence around the site of the former Faile Wall.

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The chances to see Richard Nixon street art are few and far between, so this Tricky Dick from Williamsburg is appreciated. It’s been up for a while and acquired some things like the roach on the forehead along the way.

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A number of works by this same artist (FKDL?) have appeared around Williamsburg in the last week. This one is from N. 6 Street where there are at least two.

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A lot of work by Dain went up around Williamsburg in the last few weeks and we’re still catching (and catching up with) some of them. This one comes from Berry Street near N. 6.

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We’re not sure as to the origin of this stencil or its exact age, but it’s one of a series around Williamsburg.

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This Fauxreel work–compete with the scraper positioned near some peeling paint–comes from Manhattan Avenue and Skillman in Williamsburg. More Fauxreel tagged work in Jake Dobkin’s flickr stream via streetsy.

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These Chihuahua posters have popped up around Williamsburg in both English and Spanish. UPDATE: This ain’t no street art. Per a reader: “The Heel posters are all over Hollywood too. I did some digging and discovered they’re a viral marketing campaign for Disney’s fall movie Beverly Hills Chihuahua.” Read more about it here. We were […]

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