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A Pop-Up Graffiti Museum in Williamsburg Takes Us Beyond the Streets

From vandalism to art.

A Pop-Up Graffiti Museum in Williamsburg Takes Us Beyond the Streets

A Pop-Up Graffiti Museum in Williamsburg Takes Us Beyond the Streets

From vandalism to art.

A Pop-Up Graffiti Museum in Williamsburg Takes Us Beyond the Streets

A gallery dedicated to the history of street art goes “Beyond the Streets” to illustrate the evolution of graffiti featuring the work of over 150 artists. The Williamsburg pop-up features vibrant murals, dripping 3D sculptures, nostalgic photography, a cool Beastie Boys installation full of memorabilia, and more. While New York remains the mecca of street art, we have never seen something to this magnitude.

Curated by graffiti historian, Roger Gastman, the exhibit honors the pioneers, the…

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