Yard Work Gallery

NYC GRAFFITI · ART · TATTOO CULTURE

An underground gallery space between Hell’s Kitchen and Hudson Yards celebrating artists who helped shape New York street culture.

ABOUT YARD WORK GALLERY

Located between Hell’s Kitchen and Hudson Yards in Midtown Manhattan, Skintrade brings New York tattoo, graffiti and street culture together under one roof.

Just below street level, the gallery keeps an underground New York atmosphere while surrounding visitors with original artwork from artists connected to the history and evolution of NYC graffiti.

NEW YORK GRAFFITI HISTORY

The collection features work from influential New York graffiti writers and artists including KEL, MARE 139, BILL BLAST, and others whose careers grew from the streets, trains and creative communities that helped establish New York City graffiti as a global art movement.

Graffiti in New York developed through generations of artists writing names, building crews, filling black books and transforming letters into increasingly complex forms. What began throughout neighborhoods including the Bronx, Manhattan and Brooklyn eventually moved from subway cars and walls into galleries, museums, fashion, music and contemporary art around the world.

CULTURE UNDER ONE ROOF

Yard Work Gallery keeps that history connected to the culture it came from. Rather than separating tattooing, graffiti, hip-hop and street art into different worlds, the gallery reflects the ways those movements have influenced one another for decades.

Today, the space serves as both an NYC graffiti art gallery and creative extension of Skintrade Tattoos, presenting original artwork, collaborations, exhibitions and cultural projects in Midtown Manhattan.

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