“Liberty” in the Little Italy

Participating in the L.I.S.A. Project, Tristan Eaton painted this new piece entitled “Liberty” in the Little Italy neighborhood of New York. The statue of Liberty has never looked so crazy and attractive! Go check it out in person on Mulberry St, between Broome and Canal in New York. 

​The L.I.S.A. Project (Little Italy Street Art) was established by Wayne Rada & Ralph Tramontana President of the Little Italy Merchants Association and is under creative direction of Wayne Rada, and RJ Rushmore.

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The mission is to bring a diverse group of street artists together in the Little Italy area of downtown on  Mulberry Street, between Broome and Canal to create Manhattan's only mural district. To encourage New Yorkers, art fans and tourists alike to visit or revisit Little Italy to view and photograph the art work. As Ralph Tramontana says "What's more Italian than food and art," they have the food and the L.I.S.A. Project is working on the art.