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HIMS

Name: HIMS
Brand: Gingko Press
SKU: 15792361
Price: 33.16 EUR
Availability: InStock
ISBN: 9780997448214

History is Made in the Streets

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 15792361

Publishers Gingko Press, May 2017

HIMS: History Is Made In The Streets features hundreds of never-before-seen photographs cataloging a... Full description

Libristo code: 15792361

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HIMS: History Is Made In The Streets features hundreds of never-before-seen photographs cataloging an important transitional period of New York City subway graffiti. This surprisingly inclusive collection features works from HIMS alongside some of graffitis biggest names including Iz The Wiz, KAWS, SMASH 137, REVOK, NEKST and many more captured as these infamous graffiti writers moved from the subway to the streets. HIMS spans a 20 year period, documenting a treasure trove of photos from the authors private collection. HIMS makes his presence known where its least expected not only in his home base in New York but as far and wide as Europe, Japan, Australia and beyond. This historic collection also features interviews and commentary from noted graffiti writers throughout the eclectic appendix of graffiti history.