Bark at The Moon by Blake Kunin
Shipping now. First 300 pre-orders will come with signed, 9x12” risograph print. Limited edition.
Not since Subway Art has a book provided such personal access to the underground world of graffiti vandalism. In Bark at The Moon, photographer Blake Kunin presents his seven-year blitz in action film photography of graffiti’s most famous night crawlers including: ADEK, BK, CH, EASY, KERSE, GOOG, GUSE, HOUND, LEWY, MALVO, MERCH, MQ and more. Action shots interlope with street fights and black book paraphernalia: a veritable bestiary of street savages. Kunin’s careful editing assures that every turn of the page presents an ever-increasing intensity of ultra raw fury.
About The Author
Blake Kunin (b. 1994) is an American photographer born and raised in San Francisco, California. He is known for his documentary style photography. Blake lives in Brooklyn, New York where he works from his in-home darkroom processing film and making silver gelatin prints.
“Blake Kunin’s photos scare the living daylights out of me. My love of chaos and anarchy on the streets has been ongoing for decades. These photographs let me study, in comfort, the bold lines & gestures that still resonate with me to this very day with more urgency than ever.” -Barry McGee
Publisher: New York RAB Arts Corporation ©2022
Format: Hardcover
Trim Size: 9” x 12.5”
Pages: 285
ISBN: 23580283756
For international orders please email contact@rabarts.org
Shipping now. First 300 pre-orders will come with signed, 9x12” risograph print. Limited edition.
Not since Subway Art has a book provided such personal access to the underground world of graffiti vandalism. In Bark at The Moon, photographer Blake Kunin presents his seven-year blitz in action film photography of graffiti’s most famous night crawlers including: ADEK, BK, CH, EASY, KERSE, GOOG, GUSE, HOUND, LEWY, MALVO, MERCH, MQ and more. Action shots interlope with street fights and black book paraphernalia: a veritable bestiary of street savages. Kunin’s careful editing assures that every turn of the page presents an ever-increasing intensity of ultra raw fury.
About The Author
Blake Kunin (b. 1994) is an American photographer born and raised in San Francisco, California. He is known for his documentary style photography. Blake lives in Brooklyn, New York where he works from his in-home darkroom processing film and making silver gelatin prints.
“Blake Kunin’s photos scare the living daylights out of me. My love of chaos and anarchy on the streets has been ongoing for decades. These photographs let me study, in comfort, the bold lines & gestures that still resonate with me to this very day with more urgency than ever.” -Barry McGee
Publisher: New York RAB Arts Corporation ©2022
Format: Hardcover
Trim Size: 9” x 12.5”
Pages: 285
ISBN: 23580283756
For international orders please email contact@rabarts.org
Shipping now. First 300 pre-orders will come with signed, 9x12” risograph print. Limited edition.
Not since Subway Art has a book provided such personal access to the underground world of graffiti vandalism. In Bark at The Moon, photographer Blake Kunin presents his seven-year blitz in action film photography of graffiti’s most famous night crawlers including: ADEK, BK, CH, EASY, KERSE, GOOG, GUSE, HOUND, LEWY, MALVO, MERCH, MQ and more. Action shots interlope with street fights and black book paraphernalia: a veritable bestiary of street savages. Kunin’s careful editing assures that every turn of the page presents an ever-increasing intensity of ultra raw fury.
About The Author
Blake Kunin (b. 1994) is an American photographer born and raised in San Francisco, California. He is known for his documentary style photography. Blake lives in Brooklyn, New York where he works from his in-home darkroom processing film and making silver gelatin prints.
“Blake Kunin’s photos scare the living daylights out of me. My love of chaos and anarchy on the streets has been ongoing for decades. These photographs let me study, in comfort, the bold lines & gestures that still resonate with me to this very day with more urgency than ever.” -Barry McGee
Publisher: New York RAB Arts Corporation ©2022
Format: Hardcover
Trim Size: 9” x 12.5”
Pages: 285
ISBN: 23580283756
For international orders please email contact@rabarts.org