SLONE

Instagram: @slone4

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

Victor Ramos got his start as a graffiti artist at the age of 11, and has spent nearly 50 years sharing his work that often includes urban streetscapes. For Grandscale, he created an El Barrio landscape.

SJK 171

Instagram: @sjk_171

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

KAIRI CHAPMAN

Instagram: @kairichapman

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

Kairi Chapman is a Harlem-born artist who aims to tell stories using the human body as a primary element of the story. Heavily influenced by comic book art, fantasy art and the fine art masters, Kairi always makes people primary, as they are in his lived experiences.

NOAH XFIR

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Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

SHO ART / RICARDO RAMIREZ

Instagram: @rramirez.ric

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

Ricardo Ramirez was born in Puerto Rico and raised in East Harlem, and is now also raising his son here. His work is influenced by surrealism as well as graffiti culture. For Grandscale, he depicts the Taino symbol of the sun as a sunflower, sprouting out of the cracks of the street.

ART MAN DAN

Instagram: @artmandan

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

Art Man Dan grew up in upper Manhattan and now lives in the Bronx. Both a marathon runner and professional artist, his mission is to colorize the world, make the complex simple, and ensure that art is accessible to his community. For Grandscale, he hopes he boosts someone's day.

CHELSEA GARCIA

Instagram: @chelseagarcia_art

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

Chelsea Garcia describes her style as cartoon expressionism, always using bright and bold colors in her images. While working as a preschool teacher, she created her super-ego character, the Rainbow Dragon, while drawing with her young students. Chelsea utilizes her dragon throughout some of her works to tell some of the stories of her life.

JABRENICA

Instagram: @jabrenica.draws

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

Jordana Abrenica is a queer artist of color who was born and raised in Texas, now lives in Harlem and feels that New York is the first location that feels like home.

CRAMCEPT

Instagram: @cramcept

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

Marc Mazurkiewicz was born and raised in New York City, and has created numerous murals in Harlem, including work with Harlem Children’s Zone and the Thrive Collective. He enjoys creating art for the people with bright colors and defined lines.

OUTERSOURCE

Instagram: @outersource

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

Outer Source has had family in East Harlem for years, and is a mural artist whose creates bright, shining galaxies and constellations. He uses spray paint as his expressive medium and employs techniques such as throwing and splattering paint on the wall to create supernovae and quasars. For Grandscale, he has created a cosmic dove of peace, as a sign of hope and unity for New York City and the world.

EZO

Instagram: @cukillz

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

Ezo has lived in Harlem for more than 30 years, and has been working in largescale aerosol painting since the late 1970s. One of his recent commissions was painting an enormous Puerto Rican flag on the front of the historic Nuyorican Poets Cafe. His work is stylized and figurative, with the characters that inhabit his paintings serving as versions of his psyche and stream of consciousness.

SONIA LEREBOURS

Instagram: @brilliant_headz

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

Sonia Lerebours is a Dominican artist who as a teenager came to the South Bronx, where she fell in love with the graffiti style and grit of the city. As a self-taught artist, her creative mind is always exploring new ways to create and express herself through her art with a modern twist.

1IE

Instagram: @1ie_bx

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

SANDRA PEREZ TAPIA

Instagram: @sandrapereztapia_art

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

MATTAYA FITTS

Instagram: @mattayafitts

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

Mattaya Fitts is a visual artist whose practice encompasses both studio and street art discipline. Influenced by individual and collective cultural narratives, the interplay of Earth's ecology, and the essence of divine femininity, Mattaya’s work integrates figurative elements and a subtle blend of abstraction.

ONE RAD LATINA

Instagram: @oneradlatina

Location: 125th b/t Lexington & Third

One Rad Latina is a first-generation Caribbean indigenous American with Dominican and Puerto Rican roots. Raised in Inwood, she has been influenced by the nuances and rhythms of upper Manhattan, with her art delving into the themes of identity, unity and cultural belonging.