As you step into Freeman Alley, prepare to be enveloped by a riot of colors. The walls, once nondescript, now bear witness to the expressive strokes of countless artists. Graffiti dances alongside intricate murals, each telling a unique story. From political statements to abstract musings, the art here defies convention and invites contemplation. And then thereâs Kuki.nycâa name synonymous with innovation and whimsy. Kuki Gomez, a New York City-based visual artist, has transformed a section of Freeman Alley into an enchanting wonderland using industrial duct tape. Yes, you read that...
   Read moreFreeman Alley is hell of a masterpiece and surely one of many notable murals in Lower East Side and Chinatown.
Also a visit worth is the famous Freemanâs Restaurant & Bar that used the Edison Vintage light bulbs long before they were established in design hotels. Speaking of, Hipstes can stay at the young design hotel âUntitled at 3 Freeman Alleyâ.
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   Read moreIf you're a fan of street art, Freeman Alley is a must-see if you're in Manhattan. Currently the alley is scaffolded because of building construction nearby but still super interesting to check out. The alley is also the entrance to Unlisted (an airbnb hotel, formerly Sister City by the Ace Group). There is also a restaurant at the end of the alley - Freeman's - that can be very good but it's hit or miss based on...
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