Best New York City Street Art Of 2013

The best from Gotham's best, so far.

1. Anti-smoking mural created by the art group El Puente.

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In Williamsburg.

2. Jilly Ballistic hits the NYPD.

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3. By Aakash Nihalani.

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Click here to see more of Nihalani's amazing optical illusion street art from around the world.

4. by OverUnder x ND’A x Irgh.

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On Suffolk Street.

5. Comandante Biggie

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The upper half, painted by Street Artist CERN, was designed by John Garcia, a 21-year-old artist and Parsons senior. The pigeons, in the lower half, were done by the legendary Lee Quinones - one of the founders of New York City subway graffiti movement from the mid-1970s.

6. Mural by Joel Bergner.

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In Bushwick.

7. Posterboy cuts up a stupid Gap subway poster.

Via Flickr: posterboynyc

8. "Status Update" by KATSU.

Via animalnewyork.com

Said KATSU: “With the internet being literally woven into the human experience i cannot stand by and not voice my discontent with those who plan on owning our lives… I want the ability for people to permanently remove their information from Facebook… that is not possible. I want Facebook to adequately explain to all users the extent to which their data will be farmed out and shared.”

9. Doggies.

Via newyorkshitty.com

In Greenpoint.

10. Crucified Mickey, by The New Apostle.

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In Williamsburg.

11. Now, GET OUT.

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