Saturday, January 17, 2015
A new mural on 12th and C that addresses gender-based street harassment
Brooklyn-based illustrator/painter Tatyana Fazlalizadeh created a new mural yesterday on East 12th Street at Avenue C ...
It's part of her ongoing project titled "Stop Telling Women to Smile," where, as the Huffington Post describes it, "Fazlalizadeh places portraits of women in public spaces, encouraging victims of gender-based street harassment to fight back."
Find more of her work on her website. And here's more about Fazlalizadeh in the Times last year ... and NPR in 2013.
Thanks to Robert Galinsky for the photos...
Labels:
murals,
street art
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3 comments:
Cant wait to go see this
Cool. The "smile" thing is the worst.
These faces are very expessive.
Nice! Can't wait to see this in person.
I love that we have so many great murals in the EV.
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