Occupy Subway Art

Some great artwork has come out of the Occupy Wall Street movement. Check out some of the subway art that we’ve spotted underground!

 

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Handmade sticker on the F line.

BAMN and CASH4 hit a huge wall off the J train.

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Illustration by Subway Art Blog veteran Jeanne Verdoux

Have you spotted some Occupy Wall Street subway art? Please share!

Jeanne Verdoux at Muriel Guepin Gallery

Jeanne Verdoux’s subway life drawings first appeared on this site in February as part of our Artist’s Commute series. Ms. Verdoux is showing selections of her work at the Muriel Guepin in Brooklyn from September 25th – November 7th. The opening reception is tomorrow, the 25th from 6:30-9PM.

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47 Bergen Street
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The Artist’s Commute: Jeanne Verdoux

In our new feature, The Artist’s Commute, we will be exploring the idea of the subway as a subject and a location in which to make art. Each post will feature an artist whose work documents life underground.

Our first, Jeanne Verdoux, is a Paris-born artist living in Brooklyn. In her project “New Yorkers on the Subway,” she uses New Yorker subscription cards as her canvas and random people riding the subway as her subject. From her artist’s statement:

The ‘New Yorkers on the Subway’ project started in 2002 and is still in progress. Using the train as an art studio, I have been observing and drawing random people in everyday life traveling on the MTA trains. My interest is to explore human nature as well as attitudes and trends to create a portrait of the city.

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