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One of the largest and most exciting segments of the graffiti world has been left largely unexplored until now. Freight Train Graffiti is the first comprehensive insight into a subset of the graffiti world that has become the focal point for many graffiti artists today.

This book takes us on a fascinating visual journey through the freight train graffiti landscape, with stories, ideas and thoughts from over one hundred of the most influential and prolific freight train artists, many of whom have consented to interviews for the first time, and over 800 stunning illustrations of their work.

This is primarily an American tale, closely linked to the New York subways and the construction of the United States itself, but one that will inspire anyone who has ever been interested in graffiti

Preface

Foreword

Sacha jenkins SHR

Foreword

Henry chaifant

1.The american railroad:

Right-of-way,the development of the freight train system

The early days

Standard gauge

Recrew

2.From vandalism to art:

writing ,how graffiti became a culture

the cultural phenomenon

CORNBREAD

Graffiti explostion

Here TO Stay

Media milestones

The buff

Clean and scrap trains

Recovery

Organization

Art crimes

3.Freight pioneers:American-made ,from subways to freight traians

The beginning

I.G.T

SUROC

BRAZE

Los angeles

The bay area

CRAYONE

New yourk city

Elsewhere,USA

4.Creating a movement:rolling stock,connected by rails

Melding of cultures

Just say not

Elame the MTA

Validation

Caitonia

KING157

CHARLIE

JASE/Train piece#001

LA Meets NYC

Cross-country

old -timers

SUNYSIDE

Bud yard

PRE

Crews

NETWORK

No limits

5.With the force of a freight train: Rolling the return of the train piece

Mecdia generation

TLT

Transtormation

Adaptation

MBER

cHARACTERS

Bomibing

Style

Whole cars

Canada and the midwest

Benching

……

　6.The new rail fans:Highballing the next generation

7.The opposition:Derailments,Chase stories

8.Monikers:Oilbars,names and Messages

9.Conclustion:Limitless serveice,Endiess Tacks

Glossary

About the authors

Acknowledgments

Picture credits

Index

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‘… very well researched,

with lots of anecdotes and observations … definitely

worth a look’

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　—— Grafik

　　‘A breath of fresh air … captures the true essence of the art form and its fundamental purpose’

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　—— i–D Magazine

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Featuring hundreds of never-before-seen photographs spanning decades of the genre's existence and interviews with over 125 revered freight train artists, this authoritative and brilliantly illustrated volume offers exclusive insights into the world of freight train graffiti. Everyone from the most jaded graffiti artist to the world's train enthusiasts to the man in the street will be astonished by the sheer volume and the intricate workings of the freight train graffiti world.

From Publishers Weekly

This work is an intelligent, well-written, and comprehensive overview of freight train graffiti, a phenomenon that, while its roots reach back to the earliest days of the American railroad, has become much more pervasive in the last ten years. One of the strengths of this book is the volume of artwork it reproduces-page after page of glossy photos catalog the very best freight graffiti has to offer. However, this is more than just a beautiful coffee table volume: the authors have done a fantastic job writing about every aspect of freight train graffiti, from its roots on the streets of New York, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles to the intricacies of multi-city "crews" and train yard etiquette. Managing to walk the fine line between the academy and the street, the authors are neither ivory tower intellectuals trying to be hip nor graffiti insiders trying to forward an agenda. Rather, this is serious cultural anthropology, especially in the comparison it draws between economic expansion spurred by railroads in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and the artistic expansion of graffiti culture they have facilitated in the last ten years. No matter why readers pick this book up (everyone from graffiti enthusiasts and train watchers to American history buffs will find it appealing), it will certainly do for freight train graffiti what earlier works such as Subway Art (1984) and Spraycan Art (1987) did for subway graffiti: raise awareness of a vibrant subculture while helping to codify its history and early development.

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length: (cm)24 　　　 　　　　　 　　　　 　 width:(cm)16