aptly named after the “wildstyle,” a complex, colorful style of graffiti art which rose to popularity in New York City during the early 1980s. Its prominence is partly thanks to The Writer’s ...

The Museum of Graffiti has announced its current exhibition, "TKID170 – Living Wild Style," which opened to the public on Apr. 5. The show features the groundbreaking work of Bronx-born graffiti ...

So, one summer night in 1983, three graffiti artists created the “Wild Style” mural in Riverside Park — a clever piece of guerrilla marketing that would become the defining symbol of early ...

A group of San Diego graffiti artists has completed a mural to honor late baseball icon Tony Gwynn in the city's downtown. The Wildstyle Technicians spent several weeks on the project, which is on ...

Mr. Quinones’ early graffiti work caught the eye of the art ... you may recognize him if you’ve seen Charlie Ahearn’s 1983 film Wild Style. Hagar the Horrible (1978).

In October 1983, the seminal independent movie "Wild Style" opened in Shinjuku's Milanoza ... rapping, deejaying and graffiti art, and it lit the fuse on a new type of youth culture that exploded ...