Lee Quiñones revolutionized NYC subway graffiti by painting over 100 whole cars. As a member of the Fabulous 5, he transformed simple tagging into massive, storytelling murals and global art.

Blade is widely celebrated as the "King of Graffiti" for his unmatched dominance of the NYC subway system. With over 5,000 trains painted, his massive output defined an entire era.

Phase 2 revolutionized the 1970s NYC subway graffiti scene by inventing iconic bubble lettering. This Bronx pioneer transformed simple tagging into a dynamic, expressive art form that influenced global hip-hop culture.

Tracy 168 is a legend in the NYC graffiti scene for pioneering Wild Style. By introducing complex, interlocking letters, he shifted subway graffiti from simple repetition to highly competitive, stylized art.

Known as one of the earliest graffiti pioneers, TAKI 183 revolutionized the NYC subway scene in the 1970s. As a teenage messenger, he spread his tag across the boroughs, turning local marks into all-city fame.

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Richard Orlinski is a French artist who has taken the contemporary art world by storm with his bold and vibrant sculptures. His unique blend of pop art, street art, and...

Steve Aoki is one of the biggest names in electronic dance music (EDM), known for his high-energy DJ sets, electrifying productions, and collaborations with some of the industry's biggest stars....

Much like jazz, its possibilities are infinite.

Sheppard discusses the influence music and jazz have on his art.

Supporting ten charities with 100% of proceeds raised from 'Smiley' vinyl record drop.