John « CRASH » Matos / New York exposé aux côtés de NASTY / Paris et MEAR ONE / Los Angeles
3 artistes qui participent @beyondthestreetsart en ce moment exposées @galerieatdown
Group show with @crashone #crashone #groupshow #graffiti
Du 15 au 30 Mai 2026 Ouvert de 14 à 19h ce samedi.
John « CRASH » Matos / New York exposé aux côtés de NASTY / Paris et MEAR ONE / Los Angeles
3 artistes qui participent @beyondthestreetsart en ce moment exposées @galerieatdown
Group show with @crashone #crashone #groupshow #graffiti
Du 15 au 30 Mai 2026 Ouvert de 14 à 19h ce vendredi et samedi.
L’arte urbana conquista la Fundación Canal e c’è un protagonista che conosciamo molto bene! 💥
Fino al 26 luglio 2026, la Sala Mateo Inurria 2 ospita una mostra straordinaria che ripercorre l’evoluzione della Street Art: dalle tag leggendarie di New York alle opere monumentali dei giorni nostri.
Siamo particolarmente emozionati nel vedere tra i grandi nomi esposti anche Crash, un artista che abbiamo avuto l’onore di ospitare proprio qui in galleria. Vedere le sue opere accanto a giganti come Basquiat, Keith Haring e Banksy conferma l’immenso valore del suo contributo alla storia dell’arte contemporanea. 🗽✨
Il percorso espositivo attraversa cinque fasi storiche e include una sezione monografica dedicata a Banksy. Non perdete l’occasione di ammirare dal vivo l’energia di Crash in questo contesto museale unico!
Urban art takes over Fundación Canal, and there’s a protagonist we know very well! 💥
Until July 26, 2026, the Sala Mateo Inurria 2 is hosting an extraordinary exhibition that traces the evolution of Street Art: from the legendary tags of New York to the monumental works of today.
We are particularly thrilled to see Crash among the great names on display—an artist we’ve had the honor of hosting right here in our gallery. Seeing his work alongside giants like Basquiat, Keith Haring, and Banksy confirms the immense value of his contribution to contemporary art history. 🗽✨
The exhibition journey covers five historical phases and includes a monographic section dedicated to Banksy. Don’t miss the chance to experience Crash’s energy in person within this unique museum setting!
Do not lament: join @rickyflores and me for a discussion on #Nuyorican life before we became guests in our own house. People forget - to paraphrase Antonio Montana - that #Puertoricans put this thing - Latin NY - together, that’s who. Accept no substitutes. #southbronx #photography #elbarrio
When @mosttalkedaboutnyc artist GIZ NYC @giznyc1 teamed up with @tommyhilfiger and @tangohotelcollection (which was the name of Tommy Hilfiger’s plane) in a capsule collection designed by @mosttalkedaboutnyc designer and cofounder @yellowkidslanty , the result was legendary. 🔴 SOLD OUT.
Several artists involved in the collaboration were asked to choose a sport as inspiration for their designs. While some artists, like @crashone , chose basketball and others selected different athletic influences, Giz made a bold last-minute decision that changed everything.
Originally inspired by skateboarding from his childhood roots, Giz ultimately told the design team his sport was graffiti.
At first, the design team was surprised, then immediately excited.
In Giz’s own words:
“I chose graffiti because that’s what I do. Although I create art on canvases, sculptures, and more, the truth is it all boils down to graffiti — something I take very seriously. My request was to design a reversible windbreaker so one side would be black when you don’t want to be seen. Then, if something happens and you get chased, you can flip the jacket inside out and suddenly you’re wearing a completely different jacket full of color that changes your appearance.”
That concept became the foundation of one of the most detailed and technically crafted capsule collections to hit the streets.
The drop featured:�• A reversible 100% waterproof windbreaker�• Matching Scully cap inspired by the interior lining�• Hoodie featuring quarter-panel artwork placement�• White T-shirt with detailed stitched patchwork�• Black T-shirt with detailed stitched patchwork
Every piece featured premium craftsmanship and custom detailing, including holographic appliqué, intricate embroidery, waterproof sealed zippers, custom stitched patches for GIZ brand awareness, and even hidden size tags placed inside the windbreaker pockets due to its reversible construction.
The collection was later bought out by Macy’s Herald Square and completely sold out. 🔴
A true collision of graffiti culture, technical fashion, storytelling, and New York creativity.
#MOSTTALKEDABOUTNYC #GIZNYC #TommyHilfig
It’s been awhile since I posted a Throwback Thursday special. Here’s one from 1982. Thank you to the person who sent this to me… across the street from the Betances Projects. In memory to old friend Valentine Perez and dedicated to Lisa Kahane. I believe there’s a Daze piece next to this. I’ll try to find the full piece…
