Legendary photographer Martha Cooper has been documenting graffiti and graffiti writers since the late 1970s. Her and Henry Chalfant’s book “Subway Art”, originally published in 1984, was largely responsible for the globalization of graffiti.
In this episode of HERE COMES THE NEIGHBORHOOD, Kunle Martins aka EARSNOT, founder of the IRAK CREW, along with Jesse Geller aka NEMEL break down the importance of good penmanship.
In this Episode of HERE COMES THE NEIGHBORHOOD, Mexican artists Saner and Sego collaborate on a mural for the Wynwood Walls. They create a colorful dreamscape together, building on themes that each of the artists have explored for years.
In this Episode of HERE COMES THE NEIGHBORHOOD, a cast of young up-and-coming international artists are in the spotlight for their contributions to the Wynwood Walls and the district at large.
In this episode of HERE COMES THE NEIGHBORHOOD, Kenny Scharf returns to Wynwood to expand on a piece he started in 2009, one of the original Wynwood Walls.
The fantastic Tokyo Rising documentary presented by Palladium Boots which debuted back in September has re-emerged with new bonus footage featuring Pharrell and Japanese artist VERBAL.
After the huge attention and feedback young Danish artist and photographer Christen Anderson received for the video ‘The Street Aesthetic of New York’, he decided to continue the series and create a new video based on the very cultural and urban city Berlin.
The second episode of HERE COMES THE NEIGHBORHOOD features Gaia. Having just graduated from art school this year, Gaia is the youngest artist to join the Wynwood Walls.
In the first episode of HERE COMES THE NEIGHBORHOOD the stage is set for the Wynwood Arts District. Parking lots, loading docks and factory walls are transformed into “The Wynwood Walls”.
HERE COMES THE NEIGHBORHOOD is a Short-Form Docuseries exploring the power of Public Art to uplift and revitalize urban communities.
