Sandra Fabara (LADY PINK TC5) — The First Lady of Graffiti • Star of Wild Style (1983) & Mural Pioneer
Sandra Fabara, famously known as LADY PINK, entered the gritty NYC subway scene in 1979 as a high school student and quickly became the undisputed 'First Lady of Graffiti'. Star of the historic 1983 hip-hop movie 'Wild Style', her work seamlessly fuses surrealist socio-political storytelling with explosive aerosol letterforms, and resides in the permanent collections of MoMA and the Whitney.
“Graffiti gave women a voice in a ruthless boy's club. We showed the world that courage, style, and monumental public scale belong to everyone.”
LADY PINK's legendary tribute to the Golden Era of NYC subway bombing and the 1983 film Wild Style. Blending surrealist brick characters, soaring subway windows, and vibrant magenta bubble letters.
Graffiti Pioneer Lady Pink: Early 80s NYC — Official Graffiti Encyclopedia video documentation featuring Sandra Fabara (LADY PINK TC5) (TC5).
The NYPD’s War on Graffiti Writers: Lady Pink — Official Graffiti Encyclopedia video documentation featuring Sandra Fabara (LADY PINK TC5) (TC5).
Legendary Graffiti Artist Lady Pink Reveals Her Big Early Mistake — Official Graffiti Encyclopedia video documentation featuring Sandra Fabara (LADY PINK TC5) (TC5).
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