Graffiti and street art are everywhere. Brands use them to look cool. Cities use them to gentrify neighborhoods. Fashion houses drop "street-inspired" collections every season. But the artists themselves — the people who actually developed this culture over decades, who risked arrest to put color on concrete — have never had a platform built for them. That's what Spray Street is. I've been part of the graffiti world since 1988. I co-created Art Crimes, the first graffiti website, back when th...

Introducing Spray Street