Street artist Banksy released the third piece for his New York exhibit 'Better Out Than In' via Instagram yesterday, October 3rd. He continues to update his blog with new installations. The exhibit so far features graffiti work around New York City in Brooklyn neighborhoods like Bushwick, Williamsburg and Delancey as well as Manhattan, Midtown and the West side.
The fourth group is an ongoing series that updates existing graffiti with the tag 'The Musical!' giving it a "Broadway makeover." The third piece in Better Out Than In depicts a dog lifting his leg to urinate on a fire hydrant with a thought bubble above it reading, "You complete me..."
The second installation, 'This is My New York Accent,' and the first, 'The Street is in Play,' were released consecutively. It is safe to assume more parts in this series will be released on a daily basis.
Daily Street Art Installations
Banksy's NYC Exhibit 'Better Out Than In' is Continually Updated
Trend Themes
1. Street Art Installations - The trend of daily street art installations provides opportunities for artists to showcase their creativity and engage with the local community.
2. Graffiti Art in Public Spaces - The trend of graffiti art in public spaces opens up possibilities for urban planning agencies and businesses to collaborate with artists in transforming urban environments.
3. Social Media as an Art Platform - The trend of artists using social media platforms like Instagram to share their work allows for greater accessibility and exposure, potentially disrupting the traditional art gallery model.
Industry Implications
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