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Last Saturday, we had the pleasure of seeing eight of the best street artists in NYC, duke it out in Little Italy. The battle was put on by the L.I.S.A Project, in celebration of their second year bringing street art to Manhattan’s Little Italy. Currently in the midst of a controversy concerning the hashstag #TakingBackTheStreets, the L.I.S.A Project has seen much success in transforming Little Italy into a street art hot-spot, joining the ranks of Welling Court in Queens and The Bushwick Collective in Brooklyn.
Now you have a chance to view the beautiful new murals by NYC graffiti legend Crash One, and the mural made by the Secret Walls combatants. To the left, you can view the side, created by the winning team, Team Lowbrow (Lowbrow_bk, Zimad, Mastro and Steiner); the right side was created by Team Supreme (La’mour Supreme, Nick Gazin, Boy Kong and Jeremyville). What makes these Secret Walls team battle murals so fun is to see how all of the different styles merge together to create one giant mural.
Check out our other photos from the events featuring the progress of the mural and more.
Steiner
Lamour Supreme, Nick Gazin and Jeremyville
A section of the Team Supreme Mural
The victorious Team LowBrow
Team Supreme putting on the final touches
For more street art discoveries, recaps or announcements, check out our Street Art archive
If you want to partake in a play-by-play of the next street art battle, contact the author on twitter @ChrisLInoa
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