Enjoy this walking tour from Brooklyn to Queens displaying tons of burners and bombings by writers such as Doves, Hoacs, Plan9, Blake, Hound, Faipe, Host18, Rath, Shank and more!

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Writers Ksino and Emon painting a themed out whole-car with a halloween motive, check it out!

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Super fresh footage of panels in traffic from writers such as Drow, Shark Most and many more!

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Rainy and cold night out, hopefully you brought your squeegee! None other than Iron City legend Shark shows us how to come up with fresh burners after being 30 years in the game. Kudos!

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Graffiti writer Bomber from Frankfurt and Shark from Dortmund are cornerstones of the German scene. Dortmund became a graffiti icon in the Ruhr area in the mid-1980s and was the catalyst for important developments in other large cities… much to the displeasure of residents.

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Films like “Wild Style” by Charlie Ahearn (1982), “Style Wars” (1984) by Henry Chalfant or “Beat Street” (1984) by Harry Belafonte cause a breakdance wave in Germany and a short time later the general enthusiasm breaks down for graffiti. So also in Dortmund, Frankfurt and Berlin. The sprayers of the first generation tell.

When films like WILD STYLE (1982) by Charlie Ahearn, STYLE WARS (1984) by Henry Chalfant or BEAT STREET (1984) by Harry Belafonte were shown in Germany, a break dance wave broke out and a short time later the first big graffiti wave broke out. So also in Dortmund, Frankfurt and Berlin. For this episode, we met with first-generation sprays to learn how this wave continued into the late eighties and what influences played a big role in it. In Dortmund we met Marianne Brentzel, an author who published the first graffiti book in Germany in 1987 “Da Kukse Wa”. With pictures and texts from the Ruhr area in the early eighties.

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