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Bronx Visual Identity from Subway 'Writers' to Mural Artists: Aerosol Art from 1968 to the Present

Bronx Visual Identity from Subway 'Writers' to Mural Artists: Aerosol Art from 1968 to the Present

Paperback

Series: Artists Studies

African ArtAmerican Art - Hispanic & LatinoGeneral Education

ISBN10: 1916985483
ISBN13: 9781916985483
Publisher: Lived Places
Published: Feb 3 2026
Pages: 266
Weight: 0.79
Height: 0.56 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Graffiti as an art form began in Washington Heights. As bombing became competitive, the foundations of an inter-borough competition were established with important hubs, such as the writer's bench, elevated trains, train yards and lay-ups located in the South Bronx. In the early 1970's South Bronx writer Phase2 invented bubble letters and created the first throwies and Wild Style lettering. Writers like BG183, BIO, Brim, Mack and Nicer emerge from this tradition, and form crews like Tats Cru during the 1980's in the South Bronx. Closely tied to the birth of

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