In the 1980s, the graffiti artist was everywhere in the nation's capital. Now the city, which has been on an anti-graffiti crusade, is going to display Cool 'Disco' Dan's work.

If graffiti is inspiring, it's because it's fun, cool and does not take formal training. Young kids who paint on the walls are screaming to be heard and, yes, we all started that way.

From Vandal to Legend: ‘Wild Style’ Graffiti Pioneer Lee Quinones on NY Street Art The artist has a pop-up show of never before seen early drawings and all new work at Nicole Klagsbrun's LES ...

Coral Springs Museum of Art opens a graffiti exhibition showcasing over 150 works from pioneers and local talents.