Chris "DAZE" Ellis - "R.I.P" 1985

Chris "DAZE" Ellis - "R.I.P" 1985DAZE Acrylic on Masonite from 1985. Size measures 12 x 12 x 3 4" Signed and sated 1985 Verso. Daze (b. Chris Ellis, 1962) is an American graffiti artist. Daze began writing graffiti in the New York City subway in the mid 1970s, while he was a student at the High School of Art & Design. In 1981, his work was featured in the Mudd Club group exhibition Beyond Words, which also included the work of Jean Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring. The following

This archival pigment print on 290 gms cotton paper

There has got to be a better way to deal with these situations for christs sake

Graffiti artist YES2 was inspired by the images he saw painted on the cities subways and in its streets in the  New York of the 1980’s

where they provide a vehicle for critique in a postmodern world

BILROCK went through a 16 year period of painting nothing due to a growing drug addiction

110″× 8

Measures approx 28"x 48"

Matte Black

ALBERT REYES- Titled “The Lies” Print on colored light cover stock

Size 10 × 8

ET” Silkscreen on Book cover

BLADE - "Crazy 5 Takes the Cit" Painting