I wandered outside on the Monday before Hurricane Sandy smacked New York City. I didn’t dare to go too far from my house, so I just walked over to the esplanade in the 30′s. The Hudson was starting to overflow its banks, and it was raining like crazy… sideways. I thought that it was appropriate to process them all in high contrast monochrome.

The Brooklyn Museum recently opened a new exhibit featuring the work of the late Keith Haring. I was able to stop by for the member preview. It is definitely worth checking out.

The famous Bowery mural space was ritualistically whitewashed over the weekend, in preparation for the latest installment in a long series of famed street artists. The past few days, Retna has been affixing his signature brand of scrit. This is how it looked on Tueday night, March 6th.

Brian Donnelly a/k/a KAWS opened a new installation in Atlanta over President’s Day weekend 2012. The Exhibit featured the traveling companion that was at the New York City Standard Hotel for most of the winter. Indoors, KAWS had a large mural on display in the atrium portion of the museum, as well as other canvases and sculptures. Check the coverage on HS, here.

On the heels of her private installation at Primary Wave, Olek opened an show at the Levine Gallery this week. In her latest work, she mixed in some monochromatic camo with her usual bright color scheme.