Daredevil Tattoo Unveils Flashy New Neon Signage on Division Street
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In business nineteen years strong, Daredevil Tattoo bleeds Lower East Side. The ink spot debuted in 1997, the year the artform was finally re-legalized in New York City. Thanks to a 50% rent gouge at 174 Ludlow Street in 2013, ownership settled south of the border – 141 Division Street. This tattoo parlor is permanent, as they were able to purchase the store.
And now Daredevil christens the three-year-old location with some brilliance. Free of the shackles of that pesky sidewalk bridge – it had obstructed their storefront for a majority of the tenancy – the business unveiled flashy new neon signage. Silver fifties era flare.
The marquee reflects not only the tattoo parlor but the related museum co-founder Brad Fink curated over the last two decades.
Head over to 141 Division Street today for their traditional Friday the 13th discount – $13 per tattoo (select styles) plus a $7 tip.
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