BSA Images of the Week: Street Art Roundup Features Mosaic Man Vandalism and New Murals Across NYC
Brooklyn Street Art has relaunched its weekly series for the fall of 2026, highlighting street art throughout New York City's five boroughs. Featured artists include Cram, Ejek98, and Mosaic Man, with Jaime Rojo documenting the work. Jim Power's Mosaic Man, a staple in the East Village since the 1980s, has recently faced vandalism, raising concerns about the preservation of his tile artworks that celebrate the city's cultural landscape. The series also explores various seasonal themes, political commentary, and details on Comic Con 20 set for Coney Island while showcasing additional pieces from Albert Diaz and another unnamed Brooklyn artist.
Key facts
- Brooklyn Street Art published its Images of the Week roundup dated 10.11.26
- Featured artists include Cram, Ejek98, El Cekis, Hektad, Jappy Agoncillo, Jim Power, MCY, Minhafofa, Mosaic Man, Motomichi Nakamura, OG King 157, Optimo NYC, and WC
- Photographs are credited to Jaime Rojo
- Jim Power, known as Mosaic Man, has installed ceramic tile work in Manhattan's East Village since the early 1980s
- Some of Mosaic Man's public art has been vandalized and some completely destroyed
- The roundup covers murals across every New York City borough
- Comic Con 20 is celebrating Coney Island
- The post also includes work by Albert Diaz and an unidentified artist, plus an untitled piece in Brooklyn
Entities
Artists
- Cram
- Ejek98
- El Cekis
- Hektad
- Jappy Agoncillo
- Jim Power
- MCY
- Minhafofa
- Mosaic Man
- Motomichi Nakamura
- OG King 157
- Optimo NYC
- WC
- Jaime Rojo
- Albert Diaz
Institutions
- Brooklyn Street Art
- Comic Con
- Da Mental Vaporz
- Villa Alliv
Locations
- New York City
- United States
- East Village
- Manhattan
- Brooklyn
- Coney Island
- Marseille
- France