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.

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The Soho Arts Weekly, Lady Pink, Cover by Rick Prol, Issue #8, 1984

• Graffiti and Street Art • Lady Pink (Sandra Fabara) • Rick Prol • The Soho Arts Weekly

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United Graffiti Artists, Artists Space, Xerox, 1975

• Artists Space • Graffiti and Street Art • United Graffiti Artists

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Urban Mythologies: The Bronx Represented Since the 1960s, Cover by Martha Cooper, The Bronx Museum of the Arts, Folded Card, 1999

• Bronx Museum of the Arts • Graffiti and Street Art • Martha Cooper • Phase 2
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Virgil Abloh, “Figures of Speech”, Brooklyn Museum, 20 page Visitor Guide, 2022

• African Diaspora • Brooklyn Museum • Fashion • Graffiti and Street Art • Virgil Abloh
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Bear photograph

Whole Car by Raz, a tribute to Bear 167 color photograph,1986

• Graffiti and Street Art • International Graffiti Times • Street Art

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Graffiti photo

Whole Car by UA, MBT & Sak, color photograph,1986

• Graffiti and Street Art • International Graffiti Times • Street Art

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