graffiti
Exploring the Ruins of an Abandoned New Jersey Brick Factory
The ruins of the Brooksbrae Terra Cotta Brick Company have been taken over by both nature and art. Tucked away
Watch Graffiti Artist Steve “ESPO” Powers Paint Up Boarded Soho Windows
The bustling and crowded New York many of us know is no more, as most of the city remain sheltered
Discover How Public Murals Reflect Communities in NYC
Before exterior walls were co-opted by faux-graffiti marketing and street art tours flooded the borough, Brooklyn fostered distinctive waves of
Beyond the Streets, Colorful Exhibition Honors NYC Street Art
The buildings of New York City have long served as canvases on which generations of street artists have left their
Get Tattooed in a Subway Car at TuffCity Styles in the Bronx
Calling all transit nerds: you can actually get a tattoo in a replica subway car, built to the exact dimensions
An Abandoned Graffitied NYC Subway Car Is Inside an Empty 42nd Street Storefront
An Asics flagship store was once located 120 42nd Street near Bryant Park, but closed less than a year after
Broken Windows: Graffiti NYC Book Celebrates its 15th Anniversary
This is an article by photographers and authors James and Karla Murray, who lead our food tour of the disappearing
Look Down: 10 Fun NYC Sidewalk Stamps and Pavement Art in NYC
Never let it be said that people in New York don’t express themselves in interesting ways. One of the
Step into 1980s NYC in Documentary “Looking for Stephen Sprouse”
French photographer and filmmaker Gregoire Alessandrini, whose photographs of gritty New York City in the 1990s we have showcased on
Graffiti Writing and Hip Hop “Mash Up” at The National Arts Club NYC
Zephyr, Janette Beckman – Run DMC, New York City, 1986. As graffiti writers rose to prominence during the early 1970s, hip
Coney Island Becomes Coney Art Walls, an All-Day Outdoor Museum of Street Art in NYC
New York City’s Coney Island, the waterside land of color, roller coasters, and ice cream, got a brand new
Lee Quinones in a Pop-Up Solo Exhibit on Graffiti Art on the Lower East Side
New Yorkers who date back to the mid 1970s will remember the birth of subway graffiti art and Lee Quinones