Notorious T-KID 170's "Living Wild Style"

Legendary Bronx graffiti artist T-KID 170 brings his urban artistry to the Museum of Graffiti in a new exhibition. Notorious T-KID 170's "Living Wild Style" opens at the Museum of Graffiti on Saturday, April 5, featuring both a large-scale mural and gallery works from this pioneering street artist.

Visitors will have the opportunity to be among the first to witness this installation by Terrible T-KID 170, whose artistic journey began in the Bronx during the 1970s. Known for introducing bold, bright color combinations to urban landscapes, T-KID's work represents the evolution of graffiti from subway trains to gallery walls.

The exhibition showcases how the artist's distinctive style has developed over decades while maintaining the authentic spirit of street art. T-KID's international influence extends from Paris to Sydney, with each piece capturing the essence of traditional graffiti while incorporating contemporary urban elements.

Street parking is available near the museum, and the Wynwood Garage is conveniently located directly across the street from the venue.