Street Art Goes Missing Again in Williamsburg

August 17, 2008

Remember that wall where the huge plywood “street art” work was up and then down and then up again? Now it’s gone…what happened? This is getting stranger by the day.

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Hrag Vartanian is editor of Hyperallergic and a member of the Triangle Arts Association board.

He's a Brooklyn-based writer, editor and art critic who has written extensively about street art, performance art, the internet and issues of multiculturalism. He maintains a tumblelog notebook, called “A Brooklyn Art Critic’s Notebook.” He tweets a lot.

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