Graffiti and Street Art
This is only a small selection of graffiti-related items in Gallery 98’s inventory. Feel free to contact the gallery for more information.
$100
$125
• Andrew Castrucci
• Becky Howland
• Bobby G (Robert Goldman)
• Cara Perlman
• Charas
• Charas/El Bohio
• CRASH (Johnny Matos)
• Daze (Chris Ellis)
• Downtown Galleries
• Dr Revolt
• East Village/Lower East Side Galleries
• Gallery Exhibition Cards
• Graffiti and Street Art
• James Romberger
• Jane Dickson
• John Ahearn
• Joseph Nechvatal
• Kaws
• Kiely Jenkins
• Lee Quiñones
• Livestock
• M. Henry Jones
• Marguerite Van Cook
• Mike Bidlo
• Richard Kern
• Rick Prol
• Stephan Lack
• Tom Wolf
• African Diaspora
• Brooklyn Museum
• Chris Ofili
• Graffiti and Street Art
• New York Post
• Periodicals
• Young British Artists (YBA)
$350
$150
$100
$125
$250
$250
• Arturo Vega
• CRASH (Johnny Matos)
• Daze (Chris Ellis)
• Graffiti and Street Art
• Mark Kostabi
• Martin Wong
• Mike Bidlo
• New York City
• Tom Warren
$150
$125
$50
$125
East Village USA, Cover Photo by Charlie Ahearn from the Film Wild Style, The New Museum, Card, 2004
• Charlie Ahearn
• East Village & Lower East Side
• Graffiti and Street Art
• Lee Quiñones
• New Museum
$150
• East Village & Lower East Side
• Graffiti and Street Art
• Greer Lankton
• Gretchen Bender
• Jimmy De Sana
• Lee Quiñones
$250
• CRASH (Johnny Matos)
• Daze (Chris Ellis)
• Fashion Moda
• Graffiti and Street Art
• Mark Kostabi
• Rick Prol
• Ronnie Cutrone
$100
• ART/new york
• Eric Fischl
• Film & Video
• Graffiti and Street Art
• James Rosenquist
• Jean-Michel Basquiat
• Judy Chicago
• Whitney Museum
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$350
• Daze (Chris Ellis)
• Futura 2000 (Leonard McGurr)
• Gallery Exhibition Cards
• Graffiti and Street Art
• Lady Pink (Sandra Fabara)
• Posters
$3000
• Futura 2000 (Leonard McGurr)
• Graffiti and Street Art
• Joseph Nahmad Contemporary
• Matta
• Phase 2
• Rammellzee
$200
• Andrew Castrucci
• Artist Portraits
• Graffiti and Street Art
• Lady Pink (Sandra Fabara)
• Lee Quiñones
• Martin Wong
• Postcards
• Street Art
$125
• Alan Moore
• CRASH (Johnny Matos)
• Graffiti and Street Art
• John Ahearn
• Rigoberto Torres
• Walker Art Center
$60
• CRASH (Johnny Matos)
• Daze (Chris Ellis)
• Futura 2000 (Leonard McGurr)
• Graffiti and Street Art
• Klarfeld Perry Gallery
• Lady Pink (Sandra Fabara)
• Lee Quiñones
$150
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