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Monsters of Art
Monsters of Art, the most infamous and prolific train writing crew worldwide, celebrates twenty years of mayhem. With humble beginnings in Copenhagen this now international crew now boasts fifty members. From the outset MOA proved to be not only the writers to watch but the most wanted by transit authorities. Twenty years on the run and still going strong.
Jepsy
Presents the work of the German graffiti artist, a train writer for twenty-five years known for his full burners, classic style writing, and elaborate characters.
How&Nosm
A special edition of the Perre twins aka How&Nosm's collection of artworks created in Brazil. This collector's edition is presented in a hard cover with stitch binding and showcases the duo's acclaimed black, white and red murals, as well as subway pieces. In times when a multitude of colours, techniques and effects tend to over-compensate for style, How&Nosm take the opposite stance. With a limited colour pallet in hand, the brothers create eye-catching murals laced with social commentary.
How and Nosm
The Perre twins aka How&Nosm are European graffiti artists and professional muralists residing in New York. There has been much interest in their new work. In times when a multitude of colors, techniques and effects tend to overcompensate for style, How&Nosm take the opposite approach. With a limited color pallet in hand, the brothers create eye-catching murals laced with social commentary. Their signature 'black, white and red' intricate patterns, stark line work and stylized forms allow the clarity of the message conveyed come to the fore. How&Nosm -- The Brazil Diaries is an intimate look at their art explorations in Brazil. They remark that living in an environment, such as the west, in ...
Sabe
Advocator of "Free Your Spirit" Danish graffiti maestro Sabe is a true master of styles that flexes on all levels whether it's with his advanced mechanical letter compositions, new-wave bubble styles, photo-realistic portraits, cartoon characters, or just plain bombing. He is known to mix up these styles to suit the occasion and his mood. Never one to be called a slacker he has an unparalleled enthusiasm for the craft along with a work ethic and execution rate of an army of crews. With a career spanning over twenty-five years Sabe remains active, prolific and influential.
The Exchange
A landmark global event, The Exchange started in 2005 when six US graffiti artists came together to exchange ideas and sketches with other writers. Today there are 33 international members. The participants pair up, trading names, styles and outlines to create a sketch, which they then scan and email to their partner to recreate and execute. This procedure is repeated so that all artists have the opportunity to exchange artwork with the whole group. Special hardback edition produced with a silver-embossed cover.
Smash 137
Smash 137, considered one of Europes best active style writers hails from Basel in Switzerland. He is renowned for his unique, super fresh letter styles and color combinations that are constantly changing and evolving. Never content to rest on his reputation or in-vogue styles and colors, he keeps busy, mixing it up and pushing it to the limit. It can be said that no two Smash pieces look the same and perhaps it is this versatility that keeps him one step ahead of the game. Like many others of his generation he owes early inspiration to the graffiti bible Subway Art and his local graffiti scene. The sheer volume of his work is mind boggling; the quality however is never compromised. With fam...
Faith 47
Faith47, South Africa's first lady of graffiti, is well versed in the art of getting up. She rolls with the hardcore, but touches the hearts of the masses. With a combination of street art and traditional graffiti styles, she creates thought-provoking artwork that crosses artistic and cultural boundaries. Delicate yet raw, joyful yet dark, her work reflects the contradicting nature of society and the environment in which she grew up. She condemns injustice, inequality and society's failings in a series of heartfelt characters and eloquent phrases in fitting locations. Despite the harsh themes expressed, you can sense her celebration of life and hope for the future.
