Wild Style Zine Available

Artist: Wild Style
Title: Wild Style Zine
Medium: Softcover 92 Page Zine
Size: 8.5 x 11 Inches
Edition: UNSURE
Price: $40

 

Released in 1983, Charlie Ahearn’s Wild Style is widely regarded as the first authentic hip-hop motion picture, serving as a vital historical document that immortalized the movement before it reached global commercialization. The film’s influence on breakdancing (b-boying) was transformative, as it provided a visual blueprint for the dance’s acrobatic evolution. By featuring real-life pioneers rather than professional actors, it captured the raw energy of South Bronx street culture and exported it to international audiences. This exposure helped spark a worldwide phenomenon, directly inspiring the first generation of breakers in countries like Japan and Germany.

The movie’s impact was driven by its legendary cast of artists and dancers who played versions of themselves. At the center of the breakdancing movement was the Rock Steady Crew, featuring icons like Crazy Legs, Ken Swift, and Frosty Freeze, whose athletic floor moves and headspins became the gold standard for the genre. The narrative follows the journey of protagonist Raymond "Zoro", played by pioneering graffiti artist Lee Quiñones, alongside his love interest Rose, portrayed by the "First Lady of Graffiti," Lady Pink. Other seminal figures included Fab 5 Freddy, who acted as the film's musical and cultural consultant, and the legendary Grandmaster Flash, who showcased his foundational turntablism skills. Together with rap crews like the Cold Crush Brothers and Fantastic Freaks, these artists helped Wild Style define hip-hop as a unified culture of four pillars: MCing, DJing, graffiti, and breaking.

NOA 'Black Friday' Sale

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NOA 'Debbie Harry' One-Off Print Available

Artist: NOA
Title: Debbie Harry
Medium: Mixed Media, Aerosol, Acrylic, And Glow In The Dark Ink
Size: 60 x 80 cm
Edition: AP 1/1
Price: €215

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Obey 'Debbie Harry Zebra Skin' Print Release Details

Artist: Obey

Title: Debbie Harry Zebra Skin

Medium: 3 Colour Screen Print
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: 450
Price: $75 Each

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*signed by Shepard Fairey, Debbie Harry and Chris Stein

**available at a random time between 1pm-3pm EST on Thurs Nov. 13th

Obey 'New York City' Print Series Preview

The MAY DAY show will be the first opportunity to pick up these new screen prints based on paintings I did for the show. There will be a very limited release of  each of the Iggy Pop and Debbie Harry prints signed by them at the show… extra special. The prints will be only sold in person and night of the opening.  A future release of the prints will be available on OBEY.  There will also be small quantities of many of the prints that already sold out over the past year. Don’t worry the prices will be reasonable.
-Shepard

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...then there is this print below of Muhammad Ali. I am not really sure why this was added to this series? it does not belong really mesh well with the other five prints above. I find this image too dark and ominous in comparison...but it is a beautiful print of the aged legend himself, so much amazing background pattern work!!