Ron is a shy, Gulf War Air Force veteran. Metro Meteor is a feisty, bad-kneed two-year-old Thoroughbred racehorse destined for the slaughterhouse. An unlikely pairing, the two bonded through art: creating stunning abstract paintings to be exact. Each painting brought much needed strength and hope, plus a new lease on life to both man and horse. For Metro, painting became an escape from a death sentence; for Ron it meant overcoming his extreme introversion.

Have you ever wanted to paint with a world famous artist? Well, this is your chance! Now you can paint with Metro, the amazing painting racehorse, using colored pencils, pens and crayons. Coloring with Metro is not your normal, boring coloring book where you color inside the lines and fill in the simple shapes that you get with most coloring books for adults or coloring books for kids. Instead, Coloring with Metro challenges you to channel your "inner artist" to find art in Metro's random shapes and scribbles. Every single page was done by Metro holding a pen in his teeth., and underneath all of the scribbles is a Ron Krajewski drawing of Metro, or one of his barn buddies or farm animals, just waiting to come forward. Both grown-ups and children will have fun working with Metro's strokes to create their own unique and stunning work of art. Ron and Metro work side by side every day, making their own unique brand of art. Why don't you join them and find out if you have what it takes to color with Metro?

Traces the history of New York graffiti, shows a variety of painted subway cars, and desribes the graffiti writers and how they work.

30 anni di graffiti sulla metropolitana di Roma racchiusi in 432 pagine, con testi e interviste di 90 tra i writers più prolifici della scena romana. Un viaggio introspettivo in centinaia di archivi segreti arricchito da alcuni scatti di fotografi conosciuti a livello internazionale che sin dai primi giorni hanno seguito e documentato questo fenomeno culturale che nonostante i maggiori controlli e le pene più severe, non sembra avere fine.

Explores artistic production surrounding the world's most famous public transportation system, from just before its opening in 1904 onwards. Using images, this work offers perspectives on ways in which the subway has been used as a subject about which to make art, as a site within which to make art, and as a canvas upon which to make art.