New Colorful Mural of Basquiat and Andy Warhol by Eduardo Kobra in Brooklyn // NYC

Using the iconic Michael Halsband image of Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol in Everlast boxing gloves and shorts as source material, street artist Eduardo Kobra painted a mural of the legendary artists in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. As with his other work, Kobra added lots of color to the image in geometric patterns, both in the background of the piece and on the faces and gloves of both artists. He also signed the piece and added the words “Fight for Street Art!” on the right side.

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