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February 13, 2012 Art

Heart in the Streets: Brooklyn's 15 Most Romantic Pieces of Street Art 

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With Valentine's Day upon us, I set out Sunday to find Brooklyn's most romantic pieces of street art. I came across these bright cartoon hearts (by street artist Chris Uphues) all over North Brooklyn. This especially flirty one is on Vandervoort Place, right behind Factory Fresh in Bushwick.

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