street art murals

Posted on by Uta Brauser

Street art murals of 2015/16 on walls or trucks around NYC. I have painted a lot of Frida Kahlo themes in this period.

selfie the new pop art, Morgan walls july 2015
hipster scene on truck, spring 2015
girl couple
selfie cult panel, Frida spreading her thoughts, rivington street x bowery sept 2015
posing with Frida
WIP the eternity knot made from cell phones
eternally connected, selfie cult
have you been swallowed by a phone, selfie cult
Females, Michelle O, Morgan walls Bushwick
Frida spreading flowers, on van
Frida Kahlo selfie queen, on van
Frida portrait on van
Frida spreading her flowers into the universe, with Holyrad studio, muralize me, Bushwick
Uta with Frida mural
red lips inspiration
Daryl Oh with mural
expanding thoughts on truck
uta gesturing space for murals, originally on Morgan walls

scenic mural Coney Island boardwalk

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The Coney Island boardwalk scene was a special project produced by Spaeth Design for Junior’s cheesecake and restaurant. To be mounted at their new location in Boca Raton FL.

The layout and combination of details was designed by Spaeth staff, I painted the mural with some assistance of Spaeth painters.

Acrylic, glazes on canvas. 7.5ft x 25 ft

coney island boardwalk with ferris wheel
coney island boardwalk scene with Brooklyn Bridge in the back..
the original Coney Island entertainment center Steeple Chase
people details
people chatting, lounging, meeting
shoppers
the bridge and the Ebbets Field are composed into the painting, they are not in Coney Island
work in progress
bridge details WIP
looking over railing

Frida and Diego mural

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To complete the Frida Kahlo theme and collection I wanted to paint a few portraits or scenes where Frida and Diego are together.

They needed each other and regardless of the tumultuous relationship could not do without each other.

This large painting is on an art truck, (“acrylic on truck”), often parked in Williamsburg BK on Bedford Avenue on the North Side.

I chose the Industry mural theme for Diego as the backdrop because as a communist he stood up for the people, worker rights, and he appreciated the development of the job industry even though he struggled with the capitalist market aspect. The DIA Detroit Institute of Art director did have major objections when Diego painted the factory workers on theses fresco murals, glorifying the work force.

I also  love that the Diego mural represents the world’s first car assembly line built and designed in Detroit, Edsel and Henry Ford.

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Frida and Diego in Detroit
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the couple
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standing in front of Diego Rivera’s Industry mural, Detroit
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Diego mural detail
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Diego mural Henry Ford first assembly line
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workers at the Henry Ford plant
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work in progress
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Diego face detail