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Hek [the creator and founder of FatcopXXL Brand] has been doing these pumpkins for the past years, and they are some of the sharpest that I have seen yet.

From a post that we had done several years back, his photo of the Pumpkins was snatched off of this site and placed all over the internet via blogs like Vibe and Complex. He continues to do one of the many things he is so talented at….. Hittin’ people hard with his skills! — Read More —>

GIFT IT!!!

@149th Street is a wealth of information for the Graff connoisseur. There is not a question of their authenticity to the World Wide Graff Web!

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GIFT IT!

The long awaited sequel to the prequel! This book is not to be confused [and really is hard to confuse] with other books that are in circulation out there.
All new and collected works from Graff’s past in this one. From Graff bombers to the cultures underground elite, this books got it all. — Read More —>

Panel discussion held in Harlem regarding the desecration of murals. There has been a several vandalism attacks against New York’s historical murals. So, an open discussion was held to determine whether Graffiti is just as important a part of the community voice, just like the murals.

Panel members:

James TOP, Manuel Vega, Vagabond, Janet Braun-Reinitz

Moderated: Frank Perez — Read More —>

First time in Graff history, the Legends get their work on and are about to make it personal in the Graff game! Historical event, and works never seen before on display for a full month, but the opening night is an event not to be missed!

With friends like Grandmaster Caz, Nile Rodgers from Chic, and a list of many other celebs, the party was on and a huge success!

Looking forward to other works from DJ Disco Wiz, legendary… A personal SASTER favorite. — Read More —>

Looking for something new to do on the weekend…. Here goes the First Graff Battle Nationwide! Something historic is happening here, and there are some serious judges on the set. Come out and witness this event. — Read More —>

Recently I paid a visit to the Maysles Cinema Theater in Harlem, and it was fantastic to see graffiti films on the big screen, and in a cinema atmosphere. This is something quite special, because never seen before in New York City, is the first Graffiti Film Festival, and in the historic location of Harlem. The Kings Of The City film festival will be going on this month, up until the 27th. — Read More —>