BSA's Weekly Street Art Roundup: Berlin and NYC
Brooklyn Street Art's latest roundup highlights street art from Berlin and New York City, showcasing the work of artists such as Alaniz, DCKMRS, Don John, and Jan Bauer, who collaborated with the Urban Nation Museum in Berlin. Photographs by Jaime Rojo capture the vibrant pieces, reflecting an independent artistic voice amidst rising financial challenges and right-wing sentiments targeting immigrants. The collection features notable works from Berlin and one standout piece from New York, emphasizing the diverse expressions within the street art scene, which is often unaligned with political narratives.
Key facts
- The US celebrated the 250th anniversary of independence on July 4, 2026.
- The article features street art from Berlin and New York.
- Photographs were taken by Jaime Rojo.
- Featured artists include Alaniz, DCKMRS, Don John, El Bocho, Jan Bauer, Kids These Days, Kstell, Obey, PichiAvo, and VOLK.
- The article notes increasing financial pressures and right-wing targeting of immigrants.
- Street art is described as independent and not always politically responsive.
- The roundup includes works from Berlin and one from New York.
- Jan Bauer collaborated with Urban Nation Museum in Berlin.
Entities
Artists
- Alaniz
- DCKMRS
- Don John
- El Bocho
- Jan Bauer
- Kids These Days
- Kstell
- Obey
- PichiAvo
- VOLK
- Shepard Fairey
- Jaime Rojo
Institutions
- Brooklyn Street Art
- Urban Nation Museum
Locations
- New York City
- United States
- Berlin
- Germany