SKEME - "Style Wars Vet" Aerosol on Canvas, measures 36" x 48" inches un stretched . signed verso, from 2020"
Painting ships un stretched and rolled in a heavy duty tube. .
Skeme began writing in 1979 at the age of 15. He “got up” on the 1, 2, 3, 5, A, CC, and D lines and also hit the 4, E, F, M, and J lines of the New York City subway system, quickly going “ALL CITY”. After "bombing" the insides with one of Graff's most recognizable hand styles, Skeme ventured to the outsides in 1980 and went on to execute a myriad of style laden pieces, varrying in artistic range and complexity from ultra legible straight letters to graduate level "Wild Styles". Considering himself a letter purist in the tradition of Graffiti's pioneers and greats, Skeme went on to produce what are arguably some of the most iconic masterpieces of his era. Ultimately catching the eye of Film Producer/Director Tony Silver, and famed scpto/photographer, Henry Chalfant, he earned a spot in the iconic groundbreaking HipHop documentary "Style Wars". Appearing along with his mother, he quickly became both a national and international household name.
His time in the cultural spotlight was however, short lived, due to his Mother “suggesting” he “leave” the house and join the Army. Thirty years later, Skeme returned to find that the artform was alive and well, he soon jumped back into the fray and after a few rust busting sessions, has regained his footing. Today Skeme's work is better than ever, we invite you to enjoy











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