At 149st: Saving New York's Subway Graffiti
April 11, 2001
By Carey Biron
@149st: Saving New York's Subway Graffiti
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I recently attended the National Youth Poetry Slam championship and, along with a hundred others, cheered as a riotous, curly-haired New Yorker sneered, "You keep your walls/poets have the air. The website
@149st is devoted to reclaiming those walls, but with the same fervor in mind. Dedicated to "the preservation of the history of New York City's subway graffiti,"
@149st provides a laudable visual and written narrative/archive of the subject, demanding recognition of this ephemeral art form and socio-historical chronicle.
--Carey Biron
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