Slanted Cast Concrete Embankment • 250ft × 55ft (13,750 sq ft) • Los Angeles, CA
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SEEN's iconic window-down silver burner on the 6 train IRT line. Crisp black 3D bevels with electric volt outline that shone brightly through the elevated Bronx stations.
SABER brought high-pressure aerosol can control into an empty backyard kidney pool in Silver Lake, wrapping vibrant wildstyle letters seamlessly around the curved concrete transition right up to the coping stones.
Painted on a heavy roll-down warehouse gate in Hunts Point, NICER executed a razor-sharp 3D superhero burner bursting through the corrugated metal panels with multi-colored spray flares and crisp white highlights.
A monumental gallery canvas by the undisputed 'King of Graffiti'. BLADE recreates his legendary wholecar typography with original 1970s lettering geometries, perspective arrows, and saturated fluorescent clouds.
Founded in 1986 by Skill and Snap, UTI Crew celebrates 40 years of Los Angeles style writing with a massive multi-block production in Boyle Heights featuring Skill, Snap, Phever, Fearo, Nuke, and 100+ UTI writers.
WCA Co-Founder RISK pioneered painting elevated Los Angeles freeway signs ('heavens') so West Coast writers could broadcast full-color burners to ratusan of thousands of commuters daily.
Showing 6 curated featured works on the Main Wall (out of 175 total pieces & documentaries across our Crew & Writer pages).
Every graffiti crew has its own dedicated headquarters featuring its history, collective wall archive, full video vault, and direct links to every individual member's Artist Page.
South Bronx, NY • New York, NY • Miami Wynwood, FL
From the Bronx IRT subway yards of 1980 to museum facades across the globe, TATS CRU transformed illegal graffiti into legitimate, monumental community murals without losing an ounce of street authenticity or classic New York letter science.
Hollywood, CA • Los Angeles, CA • Venice Beach, CA
Can't Be Stopped (CBS) is the cornerstone of Los Angeles street history. Founded in 1984 on Melrose Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard, CBS pioneered monumental psychedelic murals, raw freeway bombings, and underground hip-hop aesthetics that defined Southern California aerosol culture.
Los Angeles, CA • San Francisco, CA • New York, NY
Founded in Los Angeles in 1987, Mad Society Kings redefined large-scale West Coast graffiti and global technical lettering. MSK writers transformed billboard takeovers, industrial roller letters, and concrete river banks into monuments of aerosol discipline and relentless style.
Los Angeles, CA • Fairfax District, LA • San Francisco, CA
Founded in Los Angeles by Eklips, All Writes Reserved (also known as Angels Will Rise and Art Work Rebels) forged an unbreakable alliance with MSK, uniting the Motor Yard, Belmont Tunnel, and LA River concrete banks before birthing The Seventh Letter and Known Gallery.
West Los Angeles, CA • Fairfax / Hollywood, CA • Venice, CA
Founded in 1985 out of ISM (International Style Masters) by Risk, Rival, Miner, and P-Jay, West Coast Artists (WCA) recruited the most elite piecers, character masters, and all-city bombers in Southern California—turning LA's freeway overpasses into the West Coast equivalent of NYC subway trains.
Los Angeles, CA • Boyle Heights, LA • Belmont Tunnel, LA
Co-founded in the summer of 1986 by Skill and Snap, UTI (Under The Influence / Using Those Ideas / Unite To Inspire Worldwide Style Writers' Association) built a 200-member international brotherhood uniting style writers, muralists, DJs, MCs, and b-boys across four decades.
Every crew member has their own complete Artist Page to display wall burners, video reels, blackbook sketches, canvas editions, cap & can loadouts, and accept direct mural/gallery bookings.
Jason Williams, known globally as REVOK, is one of the most influential graffiti artists in contemporary history. Beginning in Los Angeles in 1990, he co-founded MSK (Mad Society Kings) and pushed letterforms to unprecedented technical complexity. His career encompasses historic street campaigns across Los Angeles and Detroit as well as critically acclaimed museum exhibitions at MOCA Los Angeles and international galleries.
Ryan Weston Shook, known as SABER, achieved graffiti immortality in 1997 when he painted the world-famous 250ft by 55ft piece along the concrete embankment of the Los Angeles River—visible from high-altitude satellites and standing for 12 years. As a lead admin of MSK, Saber represents the pinnacle of large-scale environmental aerosol painting and fierce advocacy for artists' free expression.
Marquis Lewis, working under the moniker RETNA, developed a globally celebrated constructed script blending Arabic, Old English, Incan, and traditional Los Angeles gang cholo handstyles. Joining MSK in the late 1990s, RETNA took calligraphic graffiti from LA street walls to monumental facades in Wynwood, Paris, Hong Kong, and major opera set designs.
Jordan Nickel (POSE) bridges the classic energy of Chicago rail yards with hyper-vibrant pop art and traditional sign-painting discipline. A prominent MSK member since 2004, POSE crafts layered, collage-like compositions of sliced comic cells, letters, and bold Americana iconography on streets and in elite museums.
Jersey Joe, known across the globe as RIME, is celebrated as one of graffiti's premier character and letter innovators. Emerging from the New York/New Jersey freight yards before joining MSK in Los Angeles, RIME's manic cartoon expressions and razor-sharp color outlines set modern graffiti character standards.
Wilfredo Feliciano, widely venerated as BIO, is a founding pillar of TATS CRU. Beginning in the early 1980s painting NYC subway cars, Bio developed unmatched letter control, 3D bevels, and vibrant color blending. He spearheaded the transition into legitimate production murals across the South Bronx and remains an active Crew Admin.
Sotero Ortiz (BG183) is a co-founder and co-admin of TATS CRU, renowned for bringing human warmth, hyper-expressive comic heroes, and neighborhood portraits to large-scale walls. BG183's subway legacy and decades of community dedication made TATS CRU a beloved cultural institution.
Hector Nazario, known everywhere as NICER, joined TATS CRU in the early 1980s, injecting electric comic book dynamism, sharp arrows, and superhero realism into the crew's monumental wall productions across New York, Miami, and Europe.
Gallery openings, legal wall productions, Hall of Fame paint-outs, and blackbook battles hosted by graffiti crews and writers around the globe.
Street Art ExhibitionUpfest unites more than 400 street artists from 70 nations across the walls of Bristol—the graffiti capital of the UK. From massive multi-story building murals to frantic 30-minute blackbook battles, Upfest draws over 50,000 global attendees.
Live Wall JamMeeting of Styles (MOS) is the premier worldwide network of graffiti artists and muralists. Over four days in Wynwood, 150+ international writers paint synchronized legal production walls alongside live b-boy cyphers, hip-hop DJs, and aerosol masterclasses.
Street Art ExhibitionCurated by Roger Gastman, Beyond the Streets is the definitive celebration of graffiti, street art, and underground mark-making. Featuring full-scale train car reconstructions, rare vintage blackbooks, and live installations by MSK, CBS, and TC5 legends.
Live Wall JamAn authentic gathering of New York City graffiti pioneers at the legendary 106th & Park Hall of Fame wall. Hosted by TATS CRU and TC5, writers repaint the historic brick facade with classic 1970s and 1980s subway wildstyles.
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High-pressure canvas simulator • Interactive caps, surfaces & gravity drips
