I worked in Boston. One of the benefits of commuting into the city was that I was surrounded by many talented street artists’ work. In my 20’s Banksy became well known (there’s an original Shepard Fairey OBEY below that’s on Winter St. Boston MA), giving street art, street cred. That was also the time when I took an interest in graffiti culture. So here I’ll be posting some urban finds from the greater Boston Area. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do (:🏔️🌙
OBEY, Original Shepard Fairey on Winter St. in Boston MA.
I love this guy. I think this is LMA, and have seen variations Where there’s a J before the face giving a raspberry 😛
More from the Orange line, Muska and a few older throwiesOrange Line, from left to right, NOEST(?) CHAPE & CAPTUSCAFE, to the left of NOEST on the O Line.
SchoolOfFishNot sure this artist. Looks like an old throwie with a newer tag on top.MODSLMA in Jackson Square DorchesterAn old one. Not sure the artist, but the wild style is easy to read. On the Orange Line
MODSLMA also in JacksonNot Graffiti, but a good dumpster fire is usually a fun time : )
PIZAKYS and another artist on Mass Ave. by BMC
A doorway in Chinatown.I think MUSKA is LMA, and I’m not sure of the other artist. Orange line, Roxbury.
This one is a banner, wild style. Not in an optimal place for visibility, but still an impressive piece.
Under a bridge, an incubator for style refinement.
Bubbly throwie near the subway station, highly visible from the train
This highly stylized piece is on a pipe that runs parallel to the bridge in the photo to the right. Unique placement.
A colorful throwie by the bridge, in the two photos to the left. MODSLMA, and maybe DEXT as well
