NYC graffiti show
A graffiti show lands April 25 at 123 W 71st Street in NYC with more than 70 artists and two DJs — a serious block‑level lineup for street art fans this spring (x.com). The event was promoted on X this week by @yoitslex179976, signaling continuing momentum for organized graffiti exhibitions in Manhattan (x.com).
123 West 71st Street is listed as a one‑story commercial building in real‑estate listings for the Lincoln Square/Upper West Side area. (streeteasy.com) Property records and listing sites show the structure was built around 1900 and the parcel is recorded at roughly 3,564 square feet. (propertyshark.com) The 123 W. 71st block also hosts long‑standing local institutions; Broadway United Church of Christ uses 123 West 71st as a listed address and historical accounts reference Grace & St. Paul’s at Nos. 123–125. (broadwayucc.org) (daytoninmanhattan.blogspot.com) Organized graffiti exhibitions have seen high‑profile presentations in Manhattan this season, including the Graffiti Hall of Fame’s continued programming and museum shows revisiting graffiti’s street‑to‑gallery history. (graffitihalloffame.com) (news.artnet.com) The West 71st Street Block Association actively tracks neighborhood events and streetscape issues on the block between Central Park West and Riverside Drive, a civic presence likely to intersect with large public art shows. (w71stba.blogspot.com)
