Will I Go To Hell For This | graffiti book
This book, fresh from Denmark, is specifically about the Copenhagen S-train scene from 1984 up to 2009. With 264 pages and over 600 photos, it’s pretty comprehensive.
This book, fresh from Denmark, is specifically about the Copenhagen S-train scene from 1984 up to 2009. With 264 pages and over 600 photos, it’s pretty comprehensive.
Hurtyoubad.com is as good as the internet gets, so when I heard that they were releasing a limited set of t-shirts with the guys at Topsafe, I knew they’d be impressive. Come and have a look…
Mysterious Al is one of the UK’s finest artists, painting, drawing and designing for himself and a growing number of savvy clients. Trashfilter caught up with Al to find out what makes him tick…
Another London-centric graf book? Yep: and it’s another good one. Come and check out ‘London Burners’.
Trashfilter pays homage to the best hip-hop documentary of all-time: Style Wars.
When I heard that ‘Keep The Faith’ was on its way, I felt it was a good chance to catch up with the editor and get his take on the disappearing world of UK graf magazines.
For the £30 or whatever it’s retailing at, this is one of few new graf books that’s well worth the money.
“This exhibition traces the origins of the graffiti movement while offering a panorama of the diversity of contemporary writing”. A Cartier-backed history of graffiti? Really? Let’s investigate…
Taking on the task of documenting the history of London’s graffiti scene was never going to be an easy job, but you can strike ‘Crack & Shine’ up as a resounding success.
Rivera was one of the early members of the NYC Police Department’s Vandal Squad in the 1980s – this book documents his exploits whilst trying to catch many of graf’s most infamous writers.
We shouldn’t need to introduce IRAK to you, but this collaborative double-pack with adidas grabbed the spotlight and swung it onto NYC’s inkdripping kings with no shame. About time.