I am going into the city tomorrow and I want to take some pictures of graffiti for my boyfriend who has a passion for it. So Any info would be great on where i could see it

there was a poster with a list of new york street names or subway station names in the movie, i need any info about it to help locate it.

This was all that we did on our senior trip to New York. The trip was taken and filmed in early 2009. Sorry for the poor sound/video quality. This was all filmed on a Sony digital Camera.

im writing a paper for art class and i was wondering if anyone has been to that art exibit? do you know any of the names of the artists whos art is there or might be there

Last time I was in NYC (about 3 yrs. ago), I went to a neighborhood where I walked down the street and there were a lot of artists selling their original art on the street. I purchased a painting that I absolutely love and I wanted to buy something new. I can’t remember where I was and I can’t find anything on-line. I want to say SoHo, but I can’t seem to track down any information. Thoughts?

Where in New York can I buy graffiti supplies, like molotow or montana-cans? Somewhere cheap if it’s possible.

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I’m seriously looking for someone to Graffiti a simple message for me. ASAP.

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