Graffiti Writers Painting Trains at PIQ Grand Central With All City Style!

A few photos here from the unique retailer PIQ located at 8 Grand Central Terminal (shuttle passage) last weekend as graffiti writers decorated 20-inch long trains from All City Styles http://www.allcitystyle.com.  The event "The Grand Slam" was also presented by Bigshot Toy Works as trains were painted by a list of New York City's top legendary graffiti artists, many who also painted the trains back in the day. 

Many of the trains are for sale and still available, you can get more info here http://www.piqproducts.com on the artists and price of your favorite piece.  Want to paint your own train? Go to the All City Style website (above) and order yours.  You will also see images of writers/artists from all over the world who have painted on these detailed pieces.

Graffiti writers signing, tagging and decorating black books...

About: The All City Style train is a DIY platform representing one of the most iconic (and controversial) canvases for street artists and writers worldwide: the NYC subway train. Created by Klim Kozinevich, and produced by Bigshot Toyworks, the All City Style trains were tremendously popular upon their introduction in 2004. Supported by multiple art shows in New York, San Francisco, London, Paris, Moscow, Melbourne, and more, the All City Style trains were embraced by the street art, fine art, and designer toy communities.

The exhibit will run throughout December 2014, stop by and see the artistry and graffiti history!