Robert Lederman is an artist and activist known for his work as a street artist and his advocacy for the rights of street artists. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Lederman began his career as a painter and illustrator in the 1960s. He quickly gained recognition for his distinctive style and began exhibiting his work in galleries and other venues.

As a street artist, Lederman has been active in the New York City art scene for decades. He is known for creating works that are politically and socially motivated, and he has used his art to comment on a range of issues including gentrification, corporate greed, and the erosion of civil liberties. Lederman's work often includes text and slogans, and he has been described as a "militant artist" due to his confrontational approach to social and political issues.

In addition to his work as an artist, Lederman has also been an advocate for the rights of street artists. He has been involved in numerous legal battles related to the right to create and display art in public spaces, and he is the president of the organization A.R.T.I.S.T. (Artists' Response to Illegal State Tactics), which advocates for the protection of street artists' First Amendment rights. Lederman has also been involved in efforts to establish designated areas for street artists to create and display their work legally.

Throughout his career, Lederman has exhibited his work in galleries and other venues both nationally and internationally, and his work has been featured in various publications and media outlets. In addition to his art, Lederman has also written and lectured on the subject of street art and the rights of artists.NYC street artist Robert Lederman has won 5 Federal lawsuits about artists' First Amendment rights. He is currently available as a consultant on all vending issues. He has successfully helped NYC vendors with hundreds of summonses. His interests include art, music, spirituality, world peace and nature. Contact to leave a message:

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