Dozens of first-rate writers and muralists from NYC and beyond brought their tantalizing talents to East Harlem’s 44th annual Graffiti Hall of Fame this past weekend. Walls and cubes fashioned in a wide range of styles graced the now-lengendary schoolyard on 106th Street and Park Avenue. The dynamic production pictured above was painted by graff masters Delta, Syerok, Taste One, Blaze and Part One, Several more images of artworks captured this past Sunday afternoon follow:
Graffiti veteran Skeme also known as 3 Yard King
BedStuy Walls co-founder and curator Miki Mu
The wonderfully talented NJ-based Will Power does the late Nic 707
NYC-based, Japan-born hip-hop culture enthusiast and artist Shiro
East Harlem-based, Sweden-born graffiti writer and graphic designer Scratch
Harlem-based Brazilian American multidisciplinary artist Phes at work
The masterly Queens-based artist Chris Cortes
The prolific Bronx-born graffiti writer Cope 2 in collaboration with French artist Jaek El Diablo
Note: Keep posted to the Street Art NYC Instagram and Threads for more images of artworks that surfaced in this year’s Graffiti Hall of Fame.
Photo credits: 1-6 & 9, Sara C Mozeson; 7 & 8, Ana Candelaria
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