Lekcja graffiti na Brooklynie

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Workshop Information: This unique hands-on workshop allows participants to create their own graffiti art project with the help of an authentic NYC graffiti artist. Learn the tips and techniques of aerosol art from fill-ins to masterpieces as you immerse yourself in the graffiti art culture. The workshop takes place in our beautiful Brooklyn art studio in the heart of Bushwick Brooklyn. Cultivating creative thought and a welcoming environment, this experience is designed for all ages and talent levels. Leave this workshop with a greater understanding of this still misunderstood craft and of course your newly created work.

Miasto: Nowy Jork

Sun 25 May

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Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Children must be accompanied by an adult

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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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ankahe85

Dec 2018

I booked an group workshop in Brooklyn, but had a „private lesson“ because I was the only one, that joined. It was so inspiring and amazing! The workshop was given by Staff 161, one of the first graffiti artists from NY! It was all about handling the can and at the end of the workshop, I could take my own graffiti with me (on canvas).

Susan S

Nov 2018

Four of us took the Bushwick Graffiti tour and were all totally disappointed. We must have covered less than a block (although guide offered to walk more when tour ended?!). We expected to walk all around the area but instead stood before just a few chosen pieces for what was always a longer than necessary time. I watched Style Wars after tour so I can learn more and found that 500% times more interesting.

cisl61

Sep 2018

Unfortunately, I did not enjoy this experience as much as other reviewers. My friends and I went on the Brooklyn Bushwick tour. I have been on free street art walking tours in London and I'm sorry to say in comparison, this experience was so disappointing. Firstly, to me, the guide wasn't very knowledgeable. The guide showed us pieces she knew nothing about, why? What a waste of time if you can't tell us anything about it. For a $20 tour, when shown a piece, I would've expected an introduction of the artist, interpretation of inspiration behind the piece, brief explanation on techniques used, why the piece/artist is significant, and where I might be able to see other works.The session turned into the guide showing off all the street artists she knew, all I learned was "that artist is a good guy". That being said, she gave a good background explanation of the history of hip hop and how street art was part of this. Secondly, questions were answered inadequately. Her answers evasive, like street art is some kind of secretive club where she couldn't reveal too much. It came off as egotistical. Basic questions were asked which she was unable to answer, or answered in broad terms which was unhelpful. For example, painting techniques. She was able to name a few techniques, but unable to say how they look when used, and for what purpose different techniques served. Thirdly, the guide didn't tailor the tour at all to her audience. The guide didn't ask our level of knowledge of street art. She didn't even explain what the Bushwick Collective was. She starting saying words such as "throwy" and "crew" assuming that her audience knew what this was. As a professional company/tour guide, I feel like a basic awareness and understanding of your audience is not a lot to ask for. I was extremely disappointed in this experience and the quality of tour guide. I feel like this tour was not genuine and that my friends and I taken advantage of. We walked 2 square blocks looking at pieces the guide liked without any meaning or purpose. In the past, pay what you wish street art tours I've attended led us around large areas of Shoreditch and Brixton. I'm sorry to say that it feels to me that this tour company targets unknowing tourists who they believe will be impressed by edgy tour guides who know relevant jargon. Perhaps this tour was a one off bad experience, but it would be helpful if your tour guides were actual street artists who know the topic inside and out, and could speak more knowledgeably. Basic training for tour guides on understanding the audience and starting from basics would've also improved the experience.