Two great piece of Part One found on Graffiti Magazine

September 10th – October 3rd, 2010 Opening Reception: Friday, September 10th, 7-9 The Front Room gallery is proud to present “Next Stop Atlantic,” an exhibition of photographs by Stephen Mallon. In his second solo exhibition at the gallery Mallon presents a stunning series of photographs, which capture the retirement of hundreds of New York City Subway cars to the...

Terrible T-Kid 170 from PR!MO on Vimeo. via Tkid facebook.

The trailer of the coming video “Une nuit avec JonOne” ( “A night with JonOne” )done by BKRW  is available.

via FKX

Banksy crossed two time in NYC by Omar. Untitled from rattrap nyc on Vimeo.

Here is a few flix find on the Cope 2 blog. Sen2, Cartoon and Cope sanctionnend the shops metro PC’S. More flix after the jump        

I found today a wall done by Poet, Base23, Cope2 and Cren on the Cope2 blog. More flix abour this action after the jump

Interview with Alan Ket a raw graffiti artist, founder of Stress Mag and worldwide graffiti consultant. Topic discussed include graffiti history and business, Copenhagen whole cars, Black August and graffiti books.     FC: Where are you from Ket? Tell us about your beginnings and your discovery of graffiti.  I was born in Jackson Heights, Queens where I lived till 1978....

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We found some Part One sketches on the Montant website. All the pics at PARTone BLACKBOOK Sketches

Interview of Taki183 Taki, where did you grow up? I grew up in Washington Heights, moved there when I was a little kid. A lot of Greeks at the time stayed with the Greeks, then that changed with the Heights, the183th street, hung out with everybody and it was a pretty nice place to grow up. Is it safe to say Washington Heights was the birthplace of modern graffiti in...

(photos courtesy of Flickr.com) by Lee Landor, Assistant Editor 09/25/2008 The words “Big Apple” often conjure up an image of tourists in hats gawking at skyscrapers in the middle of Manhattan. But a new class of visitors — known as graffiti tourists — are now visiting New York City. A Dutch native was the first to be labeled a graffiti...