STAYHIGH 149 - "The Voice" MTA Transit Map

STAYHIGH 149 - "The Voice" MTA Transit MapSTAYHIGH 149 "Untitled". Marker on NYC Transit Subway Map. Measures approx. 23"x32", from 2011. Hand signed lower right, Wayne Roberts and dated. Wayne Roberts was born in Virginia in 1950, his family migrated to Harlem in 1958 and the Bronx ten years later. By 1969 the New York City graffiti movement had begun and Wayne took an immediate interest in it; he preferred writers with a message or slogans like Pray, Worship God and Free Huey. His friends

LA II/ERO - "Spray Face" Colaboration with ERO

CES-One is a New York City leader of the new Wild Style look in contemporary graffiti

The flat blocks of color and cross-hatching accentuate the strong two-dimensional and stencil-like appearance of the work

the first major gap was cleared with Gonzales's ollie at Embarcadero in San Francisco(see Thrasher

However Julio did not write outside his own neighborhood and this is arguably the reason why he never received the media-attention TAKI did

4×7 x 2 inches

Titled “Soul Power” 8 1/2” x 11” Marker/Ink drawing on light card stock

ALBERT REYES- Titled “Misc” Graphite on Book Cover

REVOLT- "Revi_Bluex""

From an Ed of 12

and integration of fashion in the feminine psyche

Their late teenage years were spent spray painting the world