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Stay High 149 : Voice of the Ghetto

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As a pioneer and legend of the emerging graffiti movement during the early seventies, the street artist "Stay High 149" has left an indelible mark on New York City and graffiti culture. While his tags covered entire train cars in NYC, his work first reached a wide audience with the publication of Norman Mailers seminal book Faith of Graffiti in 1974. Innovative writer, Stay High 149 was the first to adopt an icon rather than a typographic tag as his signature.

After disappearing from the graffiti scene for a quarter of a century, he's now making an astonishing comeback in his fifties and tells us the story of his life in this book.

Second hand book in perfect condition.

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  • Condition Second Hand
  • Editor Gingko Press
  • Author(s) Sky Farrell, Chris Page
  • Pages 96
  • Langage English
  • More Hardcover
  • ISBN 9781584234036

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