Fresh Urban Art Tees Give Outsiders a Look at NYC Street Art | Photos From Jazz Artist
Street art is synonymous with New York City. The boroughs boast at least 715,000 works, according to a recent survey. No other U.S. city even breaks the hundred thousand mark.
But one long-time New Yorker is making some of the city's hidden gems available in a zip code near you.
Graphic tees and graffiti art continue to trend, and photographer Sarah James combines them in a t-shirt line featuring work from some of NYC's most creative neighborhoods.
Her latest creation, "Rock the Bloc NYC," flaunts a 7-armed alien DJ rocking the East Village. The cotton top comes in several sizes and colors popular with tee-shirt lovers.
The quirky style is a rare find for street fashion enthusiasts who love outsider art, and shows graffiti transitioning from counter-culture to part of the city’s culture.
The “Rock the Bloc NYC” shirt features just one of several creative works James discovered in the Lower East Side, SoHo, NoHo, and Chinatown.
James previously dabbled in crafting, but frequent jazz gigs kept her busy. When COVID-19 shut the city down, James dove into making street art accessible to Main Street.
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