From murals that wrapped around buildings to handmade yarn bombs that stretched across fences, street art around Harlem sent a clear message about this year's presidential election in which former Vice President Joe Biden ran against incumbent Donald Trump.
Here, from south to north are 6 of the best:
1. Yarn bomb portrait of Ruth Bader Ginsburg by @carmencommunityartist @littlenuggetworkshop @artistry_by_vrabay and @glenysrivas
Harlem Courthouse, 170 E 121st St between Third and Lexington Aves, East Harlem
2. Linocut prints of Georgia Congressman John Lewis and Black Panthers leader Fred Hampton by David Barthold
Lenox Avenue between 116th and 118th Sts, Central Harlem
3. Amsterdam News building covered in art by Carrie Mae Weems, Beverly McIver, Amalia Mesa-Bains, Angelica Muro and Shepard Fairey
2340 Frederick Douglass Blvd between W 125th and W 126th Sts, Central Harlem
4. Vote Out the Clown by Raddington Falls
Lenox Ave and 128th St, Central Harlem
5. Power to the People by Snoeman
160th St between Amsterdam and St. Nicholas Aves
6. Your Vote Matters by @artmandan
Dyckman St and Broadway, Inwood
