I was living in NYC and traveling the world, seeing street art all over the place. I was always inspired by street art, with its unexpected presence and transformation of public space. I also love the inner dialogue that happens between me and the art when I pass by. It's both so personal and public. One day, I couldn't stand how I couldn't feel inspired, so I picked a print of one of my shoe sketches and created wheatpastes and hit the city.

Runstreet hit the streets of Brooklyn for the illest Hip Hop Art Run, complete with Biggie murals, ODB art and Brooklyn's finest hip hop tunes.

Runstreet kicked off 2016 street art running season with a stunning 4-mile fun run along the amazing murals of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. 

The latest Runstreet Street Art Run was an inspiring 4-mile run dedicated to the creative, compassionate force of the Red Hook Art Project.  

Support Red Hook Art Project at our next event.

"I connected with Back on My Feet because I have been to hell and back. I hit bottom and didn't have a place to live for three months." ~Carley Houser