The New York Times recently took a stroll down memory lane aka The Freedom Tunnel [a derelict train tunnel under Riverside Park, NY] with graffiti writer Chris 'Freedom' Pape. Mustafah Abdulzaiz captured some excellent examples of Freedom's work, some of which date to the 80's.
NY Times Article
Freedom
[Stolen Photo: Mustafah Abdulaziz/ The NY Times]
Showing posts with label Fresh Paint NYC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fresh Paint NYC. Show all posts
24 September 2011
29 March 2010
BILLY SCHON 'FRESH PAINT NYC" BOOK RELEASE
Billy Schon's new book 'Fresh Paint NYC' (on Schiffer Books) is set to hit the streets in a couple of weeks. Billy has busted some serious ass to document some of the finest crews around. Fresh Paint NYC is hardbound & only 35-bucks...that's about the same price as 2 Venti-Lattes at Starbucks!
Check out Fresh Paint's Blog: http://freshpaintnyc.blogspot.com
"Over 400 eye-popping photos provide a decade-long tour of graffiti in New York City. Walls, trucks, and subway cars are featured with graffiti by the crews X-Men, KD, TNB, 156, RIS, AOK, TC-5, FAME CITY, COD, XTC, TFP, MCI, IF, DYM, 718, TD4, SMART, TATS CRU, FLY-ID, GFR, AKB, and many more. Because New York City has made a concerted effort to remove graffiti from the city, the images captured here will never be seen again. Walls were repainted and some buildings were demolished, keeping graffiti crews working fast to keep ahead of the trend. The author worked even faster to capture their ephemeral efforts."
Check out Fresh Paint's Blog: http://freshpaintnyc.blogspot.com
"Over 400 eye-popping photos provide a decade-long tour of graffiti in New York City. Walls, trucks, and subway cars are featured with graffiti by the crews X-Men, KD, TNB, 156, RIS, AOK, TC-5, FAME CITY, COD, XTC, TFP, MCI, IF, DYM, 718, TD4, SMART, TATS CRU, FLY-ID, GFR, AKB, and many more. Because New York City has made a concerted effort to remove graffiti from the city, the images captured here will never be seen again. Walls were repainted and some buildings were demolished, keeping graffiti crews working fast to keep ahead of the trend. The author worked even faster to capture their ephemeral efforts."
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