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Welcome to BSA Images of the Week.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Spring is in full swing, and so are the artists. We\u2019re expecting a few international names to pass through New York this week, including Saype, who\u2019s creating something extraordinary at the UN.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s also New York Art Week<\/strong> \u2014 a citywide celebration of contemporary art that brings together fairs, gallery openings, and museum shows across all five boroughs. Among the marquee events are Frieze New York<\/em> at The Shed, Independent<\/em> at Spring Studios, and NADA<\/em> at the Starrett-Lehigh Building.<\/p>\n

In fact, this week New York hosts Frieze New York, Independent Art Fair, The Other Art Fair Brooklyn, NADA New York, TEFAF New York, SPRING\/BREAK Art Show, Future Fair, 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair, The American Art Fair<\/strong>, and Clio Art Fair<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

With so much happening against the backdrop of a turbulent political and economic climate, we\u2019ll be keeping our eyes open for artists and artworks that speak with clarity, urgency, and heart.<\/p>\n

So here\u2019s some of this week\u2019s visual conversation from the street, including works from City Kitty, Degrupo, Qzar, Ollin, Stu, Smile, Erotica, Son, H Kubed, VEW X, The Splasher, Never Satisfied, Salem, 1992 Crew, Brady Scott, Chris Bohlin, Frozen Feathers, and Monk.<\/p>\n

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We The People. This mural has been on this spot for years now. We have published it on these pages before. We were happy to see it still running, so we took another photo and publish it again. These are the first three words in the United States Constitution. These words carry a powerful message. \u201cWe The People\u201d stand to lose so much, or everything, if we don\u2019t take responsibility to safeguard the rights conferred to every individual living in this country, regardless of political party, education level, profession, affiliation, national origin, color, race, religion, or immigration status. Memorial Day is this month \u2013 that day honors the sacrifice and loss of those who served and died in the military to uphold and defend the Constitution. Almost daily right now, it appears that we are being warned to stand up and strengthen and fortify the bedrock of the nation\u2019s values and our common good<\/em> before it\u2019s too late. Despite how it is portrayed, or how someone seeks to divide us, let\u2019s drop the labels; we are not one another\u2019s enemy. We are all the people<\/strong> together. It\u2019s simple, and sometimes it is really hard. (photo \u00a9 Jaime Rojo)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

\u201cPeople have the Power\u201d from musician and poet Patti Smith.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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