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We recently covered ten fun examples of the yarnbombing street art trend in New York City, and yesterday we spotted HOTTEA installing a new work along Mulberry Street! The artist quickly wove his pattern into this parking lot fence between Hester and Canal, as passersby turned and stared. We stood and watched the peaceful process along with his photographers. The equally peaceful finished product stands in stark contrast with Ron English’s four-story Temper Tot that stands in the background. Our first introduction to HOTTEA was his colorful decoration of the Williamsburg Bridge, and we have been fans ever since.
For more yarn art in NYC, here are 10 of our favorites.
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