'Zine release party witth DJ Pickabar on the wheels of steel.
Thursday, November 9th at 96 Tears
110 Avenue A (between East 6th & 7th streets), NYC
Doors at 6pm. No cover. 21+ with ID.
Showing posts with label Freddy Alva. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Freddy Alva. Show all posts
In The Skin
Urban Styles: Graffiti In New York Hardcore second edition release party. Mr. Lee moderates a panel discussion on the connection between tattoos, graffiti, and New York Hardcore.
Urban Styles the first book from author Freddy Alva, is a subterranean adventure back to a time when subcultures and underground movements blended seamlessly and went largely unnoticed by the mainstream world. Urban Styles deftly straddles the seemingly in congruent worlds of graffiti culture and the hardcore punk scene of the 1980s to tell the story of a unique moment in time when crossover between the two outlaw cultures was a common, if not heralded, occurrence. Urban Styles chronicles a gritty New York City and its boroughs while telling the stories of forgotten revolutionaries who were as familiar with stealth runs through train yards as they were slamming on the CBGB dance floor.
Thursday, February 21st at Flyrite Tattoos
492 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn U.S.A.
Doors at 7:30PM. No cover. All ages.
Doors at 7:30PM. No cover. All ages.
Going In Style
Urban Styles: Graffiti In NYHC book signing party with author Freddy Alva. DJ Mr. Lee (Going In Style Sound System) spins scorching underground sounds. Happy hour prices until 8pm!
Urban Styles the first book from author Freddy Alva, is a subterranean adventure back to a time when subcultures and underground movements blended seamlessly and went largely unnoticed by the mainstream world. Urban Styles deftly straddles the seemingly in congruent worlds of graffiti culture and the hardcore punk scene of the 1980s to tell the story of a unique moment in time when crossover between the two outlaw cultures was a common, if not heralded, occurrence. Urban Styles chronicles a gritty New York City and its boroughs while telling the stories of forgotten revolutionaries who were as familiar with stealth runs through train yards as they were slamming on the CBGB dance floor.
Tuesday, November 14th at The Bowery Electric
327 Bowery (btwn. East 2nd & 3rd), New York City
Doors at 7PM. No cover. 21+ with ID.
Doors at 7PM. No cover. 21+ with ID.
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