Created and Sold by Chor Boogie

Street Murals by Chor Boogie seen at 5 Bryant Park, New York - Corporate Zombies

Corporate Zombies

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This is one of Chor's favorite pieces (although he says he likes them all) in New York. It resides in an unused space in Midtown that was converted into a fishbowl of street art. The building’s owners collaborated with street art collective, Art Battles, to paint a mural inside the empty space on the corner of 40th Street and Avenue of the Americas, as part of the lot’s rebranding as 5 Bryant Park.

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Meet the Creator

Chor Boogie (a.k.a. Joaquin Lamar Hailey) is an internationally renowned master of spray paint, having pioneered new techniques and his unique style in this modern medium of fine art. His visionary murals and art exhibitions have appeared throughout the world: Dubai, Brazil, Mexico, France, Germany, Australia, and in China for the 2008 Olympic games.

He was recently honored by Societe Perrier as being number three among the the Top Ten U.S. Street Artists of 2014. He approaches his use of color as a form of therapy and visual medicine, and has been dubbed “the color shaman” by comrades and fans.

He has resided in the San Francisco Bay Area since 2007, where he has been an active member of the street art community.