Remix at Carmichael until May 7 - Part 2

Jane Dickson, Nunca, Grotesk and Crash all chose the same photo of Dondi to work form.

Mark Bode chose a character borrowed from one of his dad Vaughn's, underground comic books, always super popular with writers.

Sharp chose this photo of Ken Swift in front of the Wild Style wall. He helped paint the wall and was there when I shot it in 1983.

I met artist Aeon in Bogota when he & friends organized an amazing graffiti exhibition and event called Memoria Canalla.

John Ahearn cast these girls who recreated the scene for me on the day the sculptures were installed on this South Bronx wall in 1983.

Dearraindrop loves Blade.

LA2 painted his signature designs directly on my photo of Keith Haring just as he used to do with Keith .

Cekis from Chile, has painted some wonderful murals in New York and Baltimore. He chose to remix a 1978 shot from the Lower Eastside.

Anton van Dalen has raised & flown pigeons since his childhood in Holland. He still has a coop on his Lower Eastside roof. Photo LES 1978.

Cosbe recreated Dondi and friends sketching from my 1980 photo.

Jane Dickson chose to work from a photo of Ken Swift with boom box.

I know the Peruvian Fumakaka Crew by reputation & Youtube only but love their work. This is one of three great pieces they sent.

Blade recreated two of his early pieces on a rare mini subway car. Its destination sign reads World Trade Tower.

Victor Castillo, from Chile now living in LA, has been remixing my photos for a while and was one of the artists who inspired the project.

Classic Claw! She had a baby a few days before painting this. You go girl!

T-Kid brought this by as he was off to Florida for the christening of his granddaughter! He painted the original backdrop in my 1981 photo.

Logan Hicks made an intricate stencil from my 1981 photo of subway cops.

Freedom painted this in between painting a Freedom Tunnel wall at MoCA in LA and making it back to Brooklyn for the birth of his new baby.

A Chris Stain stencil based on a Bushwick photo from 1978.

UK Burning Candy Crew's James Jessop recreated a Subway Art scene we recently revisited together in the South Bronx.

A quick piece from Loomit who had to rush to catch a plane back to Germany after painting a big mural at MoCA.

Duster showed up at MoCA. I hadn't seen him in about 30 years. He picked his famous Duster/Lizzie train to recreate.

This is a colab Shepard and I made a couple of years ago. The piece is a special edition with a collaged background and mounted on wood.

London Police chose the same photo to remix as Mark Bode with completely different results.

Mare has been experimenting with capturing B-Boy moves with a few simple, elegant lines for a few years.

Quik recreated himself as an IBM worker on train in 1981 and on this subway map thirty years later.

Another great Fumakaka piece from Peru based on a 1978 LES photo of a boy pretending to be a bartender.

Futura remixed a Devious Doze photo from 1983 signed with his early tag on the back.

My profit from this Haiti photo edition remixed by Swoon will be donated to her Konbit Shelter Project. Photo from 1978 Haiti series.

The collective Subway Art History changed Revolt's piece into Catch 22.

Inimitable Neckface!

How and Nosm painted directly on a photo of Min, Shy and Duro playing around in the yards at sunrise.

Anthony remixed Lil Crazy Legs in two completely different styles.