Leave it alone, don't try this at home ft. Goal, Sebar7, Much, Grey, Wane and Wies > Enerhaugen, Oslo, 2022.

Artists; -Goal; All in One - COD - KD - Crime Empire -Sebar7; COD - TDB -Much; High After Sunrise - VTS -Grey; High After Sunrise -Wane; COD - FC -Wies; High After Sunrise

The Museum of Contemporary Art; Henry Chalfant's All City - Classic Street Art - Art in the Streets - MOCAtv Ep. 13

Director Henry Chalfant introduces his film All City (1983), which grew out of an idea to do a youth TV program about Hip Hop and other cultural phenomena of interest to young urbanites. The program was never realized, but the trailer grew into a portrait of the different elements of Hip Hop in the mid-80s. The venue is Fashion Moda, a popular art gallery on Third Avenue in the Bronx. There is a demonstration of Bboying, and Rap, followed by a discussion, hosted by Spank TC5, about art and culture with important graffiti artists of the time including Dondi, Butch, Mare and Brim. The video includes a montage of murals by Henry Chalfant and a Pop and Lock lesson by Mr. Wiggles. It features the young Bboy crew, VTB, The Very Tough Breakers. Co-Produced by Kenneth Collado, Mura Dehn, Katherine Hazard, Linda Habib and Tony Silver. Directed by Henry Chalfant. Cinematography by Martin Moore, Burleigh Wartes, and John Patten. Computer graphic animation by Colin Turner. Edited by Bruce Tovsky and Henry Chalfant. Appearances by Dondi, Butch, Mare, Brim, James Top,The Magnificent Force, Mr. Wiggles & Rakeem. Art work or performance by San Two, T-Kid, Cem, EZG, Guy Jones, Kel, Vulcan, Rek, Bil Blast, Star, TPA, Tracy 168, LEE, Flite, Deal, Porn, Con, Depak, shame, Daze, Noc, Crash, Pase, Fome, Caz, Skeme, Case, Paris, Kilo, Prince, The VTB Dancers Like MOCA on Facebook: http://bit.ly/MOCAFacebook Follow MOCA on Twitter: http://bit.ly/MOCATwitter +1 MOCA on Google+: http://bit.ly/MOCAGooglePlus

Hezakya Newz & Films; 1970s SPECIAL REPORT: "NYC GRAFFITI"

Around 1970-71 the center of graffiti culture shifted from Philadelphia to New York City, especially around Washington Heights, where suspects such as TAKI 183 and Tracy 168started to gain notoriety for their frequent vandalism. Using a naming convention in which they would add their street number to their nickname, they "bombed" a train with their work, letting the subway take it throughout the city. Bubble lettering was popular among perpetrators from the Bronx, but was replaced with a new "wildstyle", a term coined by Tracy 168 and a legendary original Graffiti crew with over 500 members including Blade, Cope 2, T Kid 170, Cap, Juice 177, and Dan Plasma. Graffiti tags started to grow in style and size. Notable names from that time include DONDI, Lady Pink, Zephyr, Julio 204, STAY HIGH 149, PHASE 2. Graffiti was growing competitive and artists desired to see their names across the city. Around 1974 suspects like Tracy 168, CLIFF 159 and BLADE ONE started to create works with more than just their names: they added illustrations, full of scenery and cartooncharacters, to their tags, laying the groundwork for the mural-car. The standards from the early 70s continue to evolve, and the late 1970s and early 1980s saw new styles and ideas. As graffiti spread beyond Washington Heights and the Bronx, a graffiti crime wave was born. Fab 5 Freddy(Friendly Freddie, Fred Brathwaite) was one of the most notorious graffiti figures of that era. He notes how differences in spray technique and letters between Upper Manhattan and Brooklyn began to merge in the late 70s: "out of that came 'Wild Style'."Fab 5 Freddy is often credited with helping to spread the influence of graffiti and rap music beyond its early foundations in the Bronx, and making links in the mostly white downtown art and music scenes. It was around this time that the established art world started becoming receptive to the graffiti culture for the first time since Hugo Martinez's Razor Gallery in the early 1970s.

The Artists Block's favorite handstyles from BombingScience favorite list

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Construction Sites 2025 (Deichmans, Oslo)

Construction Sites 2025 (Deichmans, Oslo) ARTISTS -Much; VTS - High After Sunrise -Luna; BQ -Sgee; ALL - Free Your Style -Wies; High After Sunrise -Lemak; NRK - 730 -Zoer -Cesta; CMD -Give; IMOK - FOS -Agony -React -Smer; CNS -Goal; All in One - COD - KD - Crime Empire -Sweetheart -BigBen; Crime Empire - DFR -Reach; Crime Empire -Thulr -Pink Boneyard; SFW -Tish; SFW #graffiti

Construction sites; Sagene, Oslo 2025 (Wies HAS, Goal AIO, Much HAS, Pay2 COD, Snork, Rik)

ARTISTS; -Wies; High After Sunrise -Goal; All in One - COD - KD - Crime Empire -Much; High After Sunrise - VTS -Pay2; COD - DCA -Snork -Rik

Marley Marl and Master Ace; Live in Oslo 2025

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PizzaBuzzin 23 - 24 - 25

ARTISTS; -Goal > All in One - COD - KD - Crime Empire -Bates > All in One - COD - FC - The Nasty Boys -Pink Boneyard > So Fucking What? -Wies > High After Sunrise -Loie -Kyre -Agony -Sweetheart -Much > High After Sunrise - VTS -Petro > TFW -Hon -Roxes -Waks -Bozo -Res > YMF -Sp.One > -Unik > Monsters Of Art -Smer > CNS - Wins -Cesta > CMD -Mast > ATK -Weis > ALL -MC.T > Crime Empire -Wiser > Crime Empire -Seger > TEA -Uhyr > NNT -Thulr -Goofy > ALL - Free Your Style -Nalk > NNT -Tope > NNT -Eat > NNT -Syre > NNT -Voes -Reach > Crime Empire -Solid -Enså -Give > IMOK - FOS -Side > All in One - Team Rock - Free Your Style -Sebar7 > COD - TDB -Merk > VTS - HOK -Remio > VTS -Nois > D.Boys -Open > SFF - TOFTS -Snork -Gufs > INN -Kips > INN -Kabs > TEA -Rout -Tweb > South Side -Task > Forever Young - DNG -Optik > ALL - KMA -Pant -Spin05 > South Side -Kazy > Crime Empire -Shane > Crime Empire -Frøkn > So Fucking What? -NOT open walls. -Contact; @pizzabuzzin More PizzaBuzzin videos

All in One crew - Goal, Side and Bates with special guest Sweetheart (Roskilde festival 2025)

-Sweetheart -Goal AIO - COD - KD - Crime Empire -Side AIO - FYS - Team Rock -Bates AIO - COD - FC - The Nasty Boys Roskilde festival 2025 #graffiti

Underground Dialogue Podcast; TELA on Memphis Rappers, Signing w/ Suave House & Rap-a-lot, & his Spiritual Journey

Joell Ortiz "The Yaowa" (official video)

Bun B & Cory Mo "Cant Stop My Hustle" Ft. Young Dro, Killa Kyleon & Jori (OFICIAL VIDEO)

Young Bleed 1974-2025 > Rest in Peace.

Wendover Productions; The Art Market is a Scam (And Rich People Run It)

El Train | Loop Kitchen; How Marley Marl Accidentally Revolutionised Sampling in Hip-Hop

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Graffiti Blackbooks; Bates

Publikat is back – with a true banger! And who could be a more fitting artist for this long-awaited relaunch than @greatbates? The Scandinavian graffiti legend has been active since 1984 and is one of the very few who never stopped at all. Despite his decades of prolific output, the last book dedicated to him was released in 1998 – a rare collector’s gem still found in graffiti libraries around the world. Now, BATES opens the brand-new series GRAFFITI BLACKBOOKS – a series dedicated entirely to the secret sketches that writers usually keep hidden. This series is dedicated entirely to blackbook sketches. For the very first time, BATES opens his personal archives to share a carefully curated selection of original sketches – all hand-drawn on paper, never digitally. Each piece carries a story, a memory, an emotion connected to the actions behind it. Until now, these works have been kept strictly private. The book comprises 208 pages in a generous 30 × 21 cm format, offering a unique and authentic insight into the foundations of stylewriting. As BATES himself emphasizes: sketching remains the key to stylewriting. Developing a style always begins on paper. 📕 Standard Edition (not signed) 📕 Softcover 📕 45 EUR and only at www.publikat-press.com ✨ Collector’s Edition (signed) ✨ Hardcover ✨ including signed art print and tagged sheet (both A4) + stickers ✨ 100 EUR and only at www.thebatesshop.com 📦 Shipping starts December 2025