Nation of Graffiti Artists
Michael Lawrence • ISBN-13 978‑1584237792
Nation of Graffiti Artists
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ISBN-10: 1584237791 · ISBN-13: 978‑1584237792 · 2022 · First Edition
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Nation of Graffiti Artists (NOGA) documents the pioneering 1974 initiative by Jack Pelsinger, who transformed a storefront in the Bronx into a sanctioned creative hub for graffiti writers. By providing legal space and materials, Pelsinger fostered a generation of artists, including Chris 'Freedom' Pape, moving the movement from subway tunnels to a structured community environment. This volume serves as both a historical archive and a testament to the social impact of graffiti culture in 1970s New York.
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