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Melbourne is the Australian home of street art. International visitors and locals alike flock to street art hot spots like Hosier Lane and Collingwood to witness the evolution of these transient streetscapes. From city laneways to public parks and suburban shopping strips to abandoned car lots, mura...

a recent A5 publication created by Jayde McDonald in 2021. Each publication is hand signed by the artist and has a limited edition run of 100 copies.In this 98-page publication, expect to see high-quality photography of street graffiti and critical insights from various bombers of the Wellington gra...

Characters of the graffiti world is an A4 publication created by one of Aotearoa's oldest writers, Kane 'Scream' Smith (UPC). While printed in 2010, Scream has been collecting graffiti photos for 25 years and this book is a snapshot of his extensive hardcopy photo collection.Before the term street a...

a collection of dope photos and crazy tales by well over 100 of Melbourne's best graffiti artists and a handful of international painters whose time in Melbourne inspired a shift in styles.Take a walk in the Air-Max of some of the local scene's most prolific and impactful graffiti writers. The book...

Aotearoa’s premier graffiti magazine with FRESH PRESS MAGAZINE ISSUE 2.As always, we want to open by acknowledging our predecessors: Disrupt Magazine ( @askewone and @jonny4higher ) and Space Runner ( @stanley fatmax). These publications have paved the foundations for graffiti mags in Aotearoa and...

At the turn of the century, Auckland City's graffiti scene was thriving. The streets were constantly evolving with active graffiti artists pushing everything from tags to large scale productions, with the wall's showcasing who was getting up, and a reminder of who once was. When New Zealand was sele...

Are you afraid? Afraid to let yourself truly live? Going through life with your untapped potential trapped in a dead body. It breathes, it moves, but is it truly ALIVE?Every human carcass contains a unique spark, a deep desire to bless this world with their gifts.The system programs us to punch a cl...

Disrupt Magazine: Issue 2 was published in 2003. This magazine is a true collector's item and flashback to the Aotearoa early graffiti scene in the 2000s. In true DIY fashion, the cardboard cover is hand stencilled with an iconic Askew drippy mop character. In an essential period of time in Aotearoa...

contains over 350 full-colour photographs by New Zealand photographer Fraser Munro. Munro’s captivating photography documents the constant evolution of Auckland’s world-renowned graffiti walls and our city’s internationally-admired innovative graf style.

Aotearoa’s premier graffiti magazine with FRESH PRESS MAGAZINE ISSUE 3.As always, we want to open by acknowledging our predecessors: Disrupt Magazine ( @askewone and @jonny4higher ) and Space Runner ( @stanley fatmax). These publications have paved the foundations for graffiti mags in Aotearoa and...

an A5 publication created by Haser (TMD x GBAK) and printed in 2016. Each publication is hand signed by the artist, comes with a Haser eggshell sticker, and has a limited edition run of 60 copies.In this 74 page masterpiece, expect to see style and burners. Integrating a combination of hand-drawn pi...

Disrupt Magazine: Issue 5 was published in 2005 and was the last ever issue printed before ceasing production. This magazine is now a true collector's item and flashback to the thriving Aotearoa graffiti scene from the mid-2000s. In a whopping 106 pages, learn about the ongoing developments of graff...

with a special feature on MTS crew from Aotearoa.

If you ever want a deeper insight into the workings of a graffiti writer’s mind, observe how they sketch.. You'll see a collection of sketches from the magnitude of TMD’s members. They span decades, different eras and platforms, from the humble hard bound black book to the iPad Pro. You will see...

The book is a stunning, first edition publication which encapsulates a documentation of over 100 murals created during five festivals from South Island towns including Winton, Waihopāi, Motupōhue, Gore, and Aparima over the past six years. The murals of , represent a diversity of visual language...

A zine Soroeism published in 2022 featuring some of the top writers from Sydney.

The story of Melbourne graffiti train writer PuzleAuthored by Puzle PressLimited to 250 Copies InternationallyHard Cover Ð Black Linen & Black Foil305mm x 245mm200 Pages Ð Full Colour GlossOver 230 Old-School ImagesPart proceeds donated to YSAS Youth Support

Australian Graffiti Magazine featuring lots of panels and wholecars. Inside are with PAST, GH CREW and ASTEK 48 pages, 100% colour.

Issue 4 Ð Features: BAD & MACH freight love. 2 minutes with TC. PIANO feature. TOBIAS feature. HKLS & FKCS interview. JIESKIE photo feature with HKLS & FKCS. GENIUS interview. CHEEKY OBSERVER interview. AKUZE AFP photo feature. THEIVEZ interview. DMOTE feature interview. Plus MUCH MUCH more

Australian graffiti magazine featuring the likes of Kab101, Desta, Mr Zero, Does, Veks, Chom, Creas, GCK, and MOC.

Artillery Magazine is pleased to announce the sixth chapter in its endeavour to roll the worldÕs best graffiti, visual art and imagery into a high quality, section sewn publication.The content is flawlessly put together in a well curated outfit, designed to be visually pleasing whilst maintaining a...

As always, it's a long wait, but well worth it! "Kingbrown Magazine Issue 9" is co-curated with the help of The Hours (Sydney). This issue comes wrapped in a double-sided brown bag featuring artwork by Ed Templeton and UNGA (Broken Fingaz), and includes a cool outdoor vinyl sticker by Dabs Myla and...