4K reactions · 245 comments | Graffiti Rock featuring the New York City Breakers Video by @michaelholman101 | Beyond the Streets | Facebook

Graffiti: it’s loud, it’s bold, it’s unapologetically New York. What started as tagging subway cars in the 1970s turned into a global art movement that redefined creativity. “Above Ground: Art from the Martin Wong Graffiti Collection” opens November 22nd and takes you deep into this vibrant world. The exhibition will showcase influential pieces by artists such as Keith Haring (@keithharingfoundation), Futura 2000 (@futuradosmil), Fab 5 Freddy (@fab5freddy), and Lady Pink (@ladypinknyc). Highligh

1980s New York was a gritty, electric mix of danger and creativity. The city buzzed with punk rock, hip-hop, graffiti art, and the birth of street culture, all while battling crime, financial struggle, and urban decay. Neon lights, boombox beats, and bustling streets made the era feel raw yet alive — a chaotic, vibrant backdrop that shaped modern music, fashion, and art. | History Collection

6.8K views · 35 reactions | A new exhibit in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District offers a rare look at the origins of graffiti in New York City. FOX 5 NY’s Jessica Formoso takes us inside Gordon Matta-Clark: New York City Graffiti Archive at White Columns gallery. bit.ly/42Tkb8i | FOX 5 NY | Facebook