Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Saturday, October 6, 2018

Eduardo Kobra in NYC - 2018

The Brazilian street artist, Eduardo Kobra, came to NYC during the summer of 2018. Ever since the beginning of August, we have been seeing his beautiful murals popping up all over the city. This time he is followed by a filming crew as they are filming a documentary about his street art. During this visit, he is scheduled to paint 21 new murals across the city. Here I share with you my personal Kobra mural treasure hunt with photos, videos and live Facebook walks. At the end of this blog post, you can find a google map with all the locations. Also, if you are looking for more NYC tips, you are very welcome to join my Facebook groups and follow my Instagram account:
212 8th Avenue, 8 Avenue and 21st Street, Chelsea, Manhattan.

Michael Jackson

180 E 11th Street, 1st Avenue and 11th Street

The Braves of 9/11 - A 9/11 tribute
150 E 49th Street on the corner of 49th Street and 3rd Avenue.

Mother Teresa and Gandhi
Tolerance
18th Street and 10th Avenue

Lady Liberty and Balloon Boy

49 Thompson Street


Roy Lichtenstein

EVEN Hotels New York - Midtown East
221 E 44th St, New York, NY 10017

War is Hell
Elvis Presley 
142 N 5th Street, Bedford Avenue Between N 5 and N 4 Street. 

‘The 27 Club’
A tribute to Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, and Amy Winehouse.
170 Forsyth Street, Rivington and Forsyth Street.


I made a Google map to make it easier for you to find these murals:

Sunday, April 26, 2015

Dina's World

Dina Goldstein, art, dream, wonderland, JCC, NYC
My cousin Dina was born about a month after me and she is a part of some of my most cherished childhood memories. She was always a dreamer and I remember how much we loved to play with her three-dimensional circus book. A few years ago, Dina started her own three-dimensional theater and I was delighted to hear that she is coming to New York as part of a new art tour.  
Dina Goldstein, art, dream, wonderland
Dina creates wonderlands by adding motion and light to photos and figures. She combines them together in such harmony that makes me feel that, like people in-love, this pieces were always meant to be together.
Dina Goldstein, art, dream, wonderland, JCC, NYC
Today, I went to see her preforming live at the JCC with a trending Israeli radio program: Israel Story (סיפור ישראלי). At this show we celebrated Israel Independence Day and the star of the program was Theodor Herzl. The creators of the show went to 48 Herzl street in different Israeli cities and brought us the stories of the people who live there. During the program, Dina took us to a spiritual-visual tour in her little theater that, on this occasion, presented Israel. The theater beautifully came to life on screen with the motion of a camera and some paper-cut figures.
I love the fact that, even as adult, I can still join Dina's dreams. Dina is a professional dreamer and I'm always happy to dream with her.
Dina Goldstein, art, dream, wonderland, JCC, NYC