A deep-cut, culture-history issue focused on the people who built the DNA of graffiti, punk graphics, and underground photography. With a streamlined structure—intro, profiles, insider, and a closing perspective—this one reads more like an archival mixtape of legends than a standard Juxtapoz edition.
Lee Quinones opens with pure subway-era authority, followed by Bill Daniel’s hobo-graffiti and freight-train documentation. Margaret Kilgallen brings warm, hand-painted folk-punk clarity; Dash Snow adds downtown chaos and fragility; and Jamie Reid delivers his anarchic graphic punch. Fab 5 Freddy and Rammellzee represent two pillars of hip-hop’s visual mythology, each pushing style and theory into new territory. Gusmano Cesaretti contributes raw street photography, and Martha Cooper closes with her definitive eye on graffiti culture. A stacked, reverent issue — pure history, pure attitude, perfect for RB shelves.
