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Martha Cooper Interview Subway Art 1984 Graffiti 

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Rare footage with the always humble and positive Martha Cooper sharing her views on Graffiti in this June 29th 1984 Interview on whether Graffiti is art or vandalism.
Around the time when the whole Hip Hop movement was getting more media attention and its key players were able to earn some income on what up to only a few years earlier was only for the love of doing it.
The clubs and the art scene in Manhattan were already taking notice and with some major movie releases like Beat Streat and the West Coast movie Breakdance the rest of the world was not far behind.
Naturally this sparked the debate or gave the people an excuse to discuss if Graffiti was Art or Vandalism.
Includes interviews with subway users and drivers and gives a nice view of The Bronx in 1984.
Music taken from Crack Is Wack, which you can find on my page.

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@Bishopspipes
@Bishopspipes Год назад
What she and Chalfant did in their book was incredibly important to memorialize some of the great graffiti pieces ever in Subway Art and we should all be eternally grateful
@flip1sba
@flip1sba Год назад
But also spread this kind of graffiti art to other parts of The US and around the world! One can argue that without Subway Art, Martha Cooper and Henry Chalfant, it wouldn’t be worldwide.
@flip1sba
@flip1sba Год назад
@@defcreator187 I didn’t mention Style Wars as it is also a Henry Chalfant documentary, Martha’s partner. But it is also influential.
@alejandroperezcostas5331
@alejandroperezcostas5331 Год назад
Whats the ñame of the book?
@Bishopspipes
@Bishopspipes Год назад
@@alejandroperezcostas5331 subway art
@Hborn
@Hborn Год назад
What train line is that in the beginning
@illdrumatik391
@illdrumatik391 Год назад
She was ahead of her time
@hjmendoza71
@hjmendoza71 2 месяца назад
Shes a legend in documenting hip hop urban art.
@thepowerofmintandberries
@thepowerofmintandberries Год назад
Martha is a real one
@readystoc5008
@readystoc5008 Год назад
There’s nothing like watching old New York City subway trains with grafitti on it. Whether it’s tags, throw ups or burners, such nostalgia.
@thefluiddruid
@thefluiddruid Год назад
Pure enjoyment! 😊
@Malpriorvids
@Malpriorvids Месяц назад
I met her at a Battle Of The Year event in Germany about 20 years ago. Very cool, down to earth, and knowledgeable. I purchased her book and she signed it for me.
@mystermysterio5348
@mystermysterio5348 8 месяцев назад
The Bronx looked like a bombed out war zone but the youth found an art that they took and created all kinds of letter styles. Painted the abandoned buildings, trains and handball courts creating murals of art everywhere throughout the five boros that were beautiful. Graffiti was born and legendary writers too. Today the art is worldwide and international known as an element of HipHop. Graffiti lives and still has a place in its origin the Bronx.
@princequestly2218
@princequestly2218 8 месяцев назад
So did the LES.
@Dubdubdubdubdub
@Dubdubdubdubdub 3 дня назад
Amen!
@omunozl
@omunozl Месяц назад
In those days every D.J., M.C., B-BOY, BEATBOXER and GRAFF artist sought out a platform for their respective talent. MARTHA COOPER helped provide that for many who sought that little bit of recognition. Pre-internet and social media to boot. She definitely deserves to be acknowledged for her wonderful contribution
@princequestly2218
@princequestly2218 8 месяцев назад
Martha is a legend. Her work definitely helped propel graffiti, especially in other countries and other cities.
@rulesR4foolz
@rulesR4foolz Год назад
she's so cool! what a great woman. hope she keeps doing her thing for years to come. her most recent upload with 1UP crew was super cool to see her still have the same passion as in this 80s video!
@jarvisbelmont6804
@jarvisbelmont6804 Год назад
Martha and Henry....did so much for graff masters....Martha...lets photograph bboys and BGIRLS...for the OLYMPICS,,,, in 2024.........hip hop....
@stevenguevara2184
@stevenguevara2184 Год назад
She explained things in a concise, and beautiful way.
@bookingadmin2595
@bookingadmin2595 Год назад
Mind blowing footage that brought me right back to my beginnings of benching and photographing graffiti. I can accurately time stamp the footage here in the video to March/April 1984, give or take a month. I started taking photos of subway graffiti in May 1984 and shot several of those cars on the 1 line, Duster, Zephyr, Pas, Spade, Spin Swan plus the Nail Mack on the 2&5. So crazy to see actual video footage of this surfacing around now. * Ven All Out Kings*
@thefluiddruid
@thefluiddruid Год назад
Glad you enjoy. Would love to see those pictures you made one day, do you still have them?
@sovereigncosmicwildman
@sovereigncosmicwildman Год назад
Loved this very much. So awesome to remember the early legends like COPE and ZEPHYR, those two are the ones that stood out to me in graf magz back in the days
@franciscocarrasco7128
@franciscocarrasco7128 Год назад
I actually in 1986 did the same thing they did I just went around taking pictures in my neighborhood and Market Street sf and underground ditches just cuz one day I knew it was going to be bigger and when I show other og writers those pictures it blows them away! Thanks martha and henry u changed my life!
@phraneck
@phraneck Год назад
Bring em
@thefluiddruid
@thefluiddruid Год назад
Do you still have those pictures, I would love to see them.
@DANDAN_310
@DANDAN_310 Год назад
I love the music in this video,I Love This Video
@thefluiddruid
@thefluiddruid Год назад
Glad you enjoy. 🙏🏼
@graffitirock4664
@graffitirock4664 Год назад
Martha Cooper is an OG much better than the top London photographers and she is not biased. Love from London❤
@johnd1466
@johnd1466 2 месяца назад
If Graffiti Art is a crime, may God be my judge Ramo, Best Street 1984❤
@idieilik1069
@idieilik1069 Год назад
Very nice lady got to meet her at a book signing October.
@yaboijack67
@yaboijack67 Год назад
What year did you meet her
@idieilik1069
@idieilik1069 Год назад
@@yaboijack67 I met her October 2022. At a book release party
@Hborn
@Hborn Год назад
What train line is that
@Hborn
@Hborn Год назад
Long live her
@Nicholas_-vh6xg
@Nicholas_-vh6xg Год назад
Great video! I have the book Subway Art in my collection. I’ve had it since about 1988. Thanks for sharing this amazing video. Great memories of yesteryear 😊
@thefluiddruid
@thefluiddruid Год назад
Glad you enjoyed. 🙏🏼
@skabbymuff111
@skabbymuff111 Год назад
Legend of a woman x
@Southernkhal
@Southernkhal 7 месяцев назад
I hate that I’m just now seeing this and learning about her. I’m from Atlanta, but I’ve loved Hip hop since Rappers Delight. I’ve never been to NYC, but my stepbrother and I was immersed into the culture since we were children. It is important to credit those that helped grow this art form, as in their own way, they helped the growth of hip hop.
@bramjanse7582
@bramjanse7582 Год назад
We love you!!!
@brugesal
@brugesal Год назад
I love Martha!
@mystermysterio5348
@mystermysterio5348 8 месяцев назад
Martha Cooper broke it down in just one word ART.
@johnd1466
@johnd1466 2 месяца назад
Liked & subbed for all alerts, quality video & Whodini Haunted House of Dub ❤👊👍
@bubz3t136
@bubz3t136 Год назад
Was that a DUSTER and ZEPHYR window-down I just spotted? I never knew they painted together.
@CANControlGRAFFITI
@CANControlGRAFFITI Год назад
Legend.
@clueson1274
@clueson1274 Год назад
this is so legend
@alpineflauge909
@alpineflauge909 Год назад
epic
@MrTwister70
@MrTwister70 Год назад
17:36 Nice DUSTER and ZEPHYR piece!
@quang5DCameras
@quang5DCameras 4 месяца назад
What kind of camera and lens did Martha use? It looks like a Nikon F3 paired with 105mm and battery grip. NYC in 1980 had Character, it had Film Vibe, was colorful with great Graffitis. I found it fascinated and Very interesting to see how inside of Subway 80s look like with people surround and they were so surprise and curious to see a camera filming them. Nowadays it's too clean subway.
@crazyellis
@crazyellis 8 месяцев назад
I actually have a nice portfolio of Philly Graffitti pics taken by me. Even Miami and DC. But haven't shared
@beatsbyjiro8291
@beatsbyjiro8291 Год назад
This channel goes hard.
@thefluiddruid
@thefluiddruid Год назад
Glad you enjoy. 😊
@nathegotule284
@nathegotule284 Год назад
Style warzzz,year3000!!!! Yeahaaaa Yeahaaa,,Yeahaaa.... Bless Bless, Bless, Marther,,n,,Henry,,, 4,subway art,,, R.i.p. 2past,n,present Souljarzzz,of graff In,graff we trust In,graff we bomb Peace n kindness Down under Sydney Australia,,, 👍👍👍😁😁😁🍺🍺🍺🍺
@franciscocarrasco7128
@franciscocarrasco7128 Год назад
1n 1985 subway art changed my world it was like the written part of style wars like more in depth man,then boom on day went to school and blame a crew called devious graffiti scribblers did a big peice in our yard man that was it i was hooked at 8 years old!!!!i was an artist already but this was something adults knew nothing about plus they couldn't control it couse it was like shadows in the night .
@alpeaceandlove
@alpeaceandlove 8 месяцев назад
Man this is awesome
@LuisRamirez-vv4dk
@LuisRamirez-vv4dk 5 дней назад
Awesome video. What song are those lyrics from?
@nikakramer2762
@nikakramer2762 Год назад
Hi. Great footage. Did you shoot it?
@shute31
@shute31 11 месяцев назад
OneLove❤
@Hooplehead
@Hooplehead Год назад
@thefluiddruid ... what's the first track at 3.30 mins , Whodini blends into it ((??))
@thefluiddruid
@thefluiddruid Год назад
That is “Shakim Electric - Never Die”
@mdee8784
@mdee8784 Год назад
What is the last song played ? This clip is 🔥
@thefluiddruid
@thefluiddruid Год назад
NYC Peech Boys - On A Journey
@mdee8784
@mdee8784 Год назад
@@thefluiddruid thanks 🙏🏻
@DrDerrickColon
@DrDerrickColon Год назад
Good morning. Would it be ok if I took a clip from this video to use for my channel?
@thefluiddruid
@thefluiddruid Год назад
Yes, ofcourse! Let me know when you posted it.
@DrSiB0T
@DrSiB0T Год назад
What's the name of the track from 8.50 ???
@thefluiddruid
@thefluiddruid Год назад
The song is “Shakim Electric - Never Die” and was taken from my mix series “Crack Is Wack”, specifically No2. Make sure to check out all the mixes on my RU-vid account. 😊
@neznam7
@neznam7 Год назад
15:02
@abraxasjinx5207
@abraxasjinx5207 3 месяца назад
Awesome lady, I wish her photos were shown; I can't see shit in this video.
@erikandersson833
@erikandersson833 Год назад
What's the name of the bridge shown at 0:41 ?
@alex-murphy
@alex-murphy Год назад
Bronx River at Whitlock Ave. There is a well-known Duster & Lizzie photo from the same spot. I think in Subway Art.
@erikandersson833
@erikandersson833 Год назад
@@alex-murphy 👍🏼 yes i recognize it, is it still running today?
@Hborn
@Hborn Год назад
What train line is that
@Mathmatics_O
@Mathmatics_O Год назад
Does anyone know the song at 9:30?
@thefluiddruid
@thefluiddruid Год назад
The song is “Shakim Electric - Never Die” and was taken from my mix series “Crack Is Wack”, specifically No2. Make sure to check out all the mixes on my RU-vid account. 😊
@Mathmatics_O
@Mathmatics_O Год назад
@@thefluiddruid Thank you so much! I will check them out!
@defgalaxia7527
@defgalaxia7527 3 месяца назад
whats the artist and track at 8.43 mixin out of whodini
@defgalaxia7527
@defgalaxia7527 3 месяца назад
ok got it ,i alwayz get a buzz from old undiscovered records the same thing happened while watchin another bronx video, which has deny greene/the great escape mixin with wuf ticket/the key
@stackmoolah
@stackmoolah 8 месяцев назад
What’s the song at 8:35?
@B-I-N-O
@B-I-N-O Год назад
Hardly any pieces even on the unpainted white trains
@bmxbandito9
@bmxbandito9 Год назад
Subway Art was fire
@lovell4621
@lovell4621 Год назад
The song at 9:30??
@thefluiddruid
@thefluiddruid Год назад
The song is “Shakim Electric - Never Die” and was taken from my mix series “Crack Is Wack”, specifically No2. Make sure to check out all the mixes on my RU-vid account. 😊
@LillyAugusta
@LillyAugusta Год назад
More graffiti...less guns...please! Martha is such a great figure! Cheers!
@joey2729
@joey2729 Месяц назад
Luck they didn’t steal her camera.
@Moodboard39
@Moodboard39 11 месяцев назад
Bronx was bad ! Decay, my goodness
@tombombadyl4535
@tombombadyl4535 Год назад
Kind of one sided in my view. The fact that someone has artistic talent does not give them the right to use that talent to deface public or private property. In Valparaiso Chile there is an exhibit that was set up to honor Pablo Neruda, one of Chile’s most revered poets. In an act of unadulterated nihilism a graffiti “artist” had plastered over the exhibit with the most vulgar graffiti. Graffiti is often against the law and expensive to undo. Most people don’t want to look at it and could care less whether it meets some artistic standard.
@Mathmatics_O
@Mathmatics_O Год назад
most graffiti writers don't deface nice art or anything that would be seen as super disrespectful
@tombombadyl4535
@tombombadyl4535 Год назад
@@Mathmatics_O I think it varies the world over. I’ve seen graffiti on the sides of buildings, display windows, trucks, billboards, basically anywhere there’s a flat surface. It is often an act of rebellion, sprayed on while nobody is looking, a way of sticking it to the man. Occasionally you will see a mural on the side of a building that is truly a work of art, done with the permission of the property owner. But this is the exception. Usually it’s a crime. And somebody has to pay to remove it, a small business owner or the taxpayer.
@flip1sba
@flip1sba Год назад
Graffiti will always be part of the urban environment whether we like it or not. Unfortunately some go beyond the norms such as what you mentioned in Valparaiso which is unacceptable.
@tombombadyl4535
@tombombadyl4535 Год назад
@@flip1sba I would argue that videos like this help normalize it. Subway walls are owned by the public not the graffiti artist. When the public wants art in a public space they usually commission it. What about the craftsman who laid down the marble and tile on the subway walls and floors? Only to be covered up by a can of spray paint. Why bother. Just build it ugly so that it’s graffiti ready and nobody cares.
@flip1sba
@flip1sba Год назад
@@tombombadyl4535 people will have different perspective on this and it would be easy for you to say this as you are a law abider. Unfortunately not everyone wants to obey the law, do not want conformity. And America loves a bad boy! Anyway, you look at Martha Cooper differently from how I see her and her actions.
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