There's a massive graffiti mural in Rockefeller Center for one week only

back at it again in the heat! @jasonwoodside & @jmrizzi layin out the top piece im assuming... dope so far!!! . . . . #newyorkcity #nyc #work #workflow #quick #iphone #iphone6s #iphonephotography #city #live #love #getoutthere #stayoutthere #high #highlife #cityart #nycart #spray #spraypaint #capsfordays #alotafill #hypebeast #hype

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After extending her curtain call until July 17, the 45-foot inflatable ballerina has finally disappeared from Rockefeller Center. In her place is now a set of massive murals by artists Jason Woodside and JM Rizzi, and get ready to see it all over your Instagram feed.

The three adjoining graffiti walls are actually the former base of Seated Ballerina, and the New York–based artist spray-painted them right there in Rockefeller Center with Prometheus looking on. 

It will only be up for one week (unless it also gets an extension), so go take your selfies there now!

Work in progress…two artists @jmrizzi and @jasonwoodside creating their signature art pieces on the base of what was @jeffkoons Seated Ballerina installation at #RockefellerCenter @rockcenternyc for findyourzo.com It’s halfway done and will be completed today. Their creations will remain on display for one week only…so go check it out before it’s gone! . . . #artists #jmrizzi #jasonwoodside #painting #creative #artoftheday #paint #spraypaint #spraypaintart #artistic #contemporaryart #abstract #color #colorful #graphic #workinprogress #asmpnj

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