Graffiti Park Radio

The hosts of Graffiti Park Radio welcome Luisa "Lu" DeFalco, the director of community engagement at Graffiti Park, to discuss her journey as an artist and her role at the foundation. Lu shares her background in art, tattooing, and clothing design, and how she reached out to the hosts to join the team. She describes her transition from tattooing to working with Graffiti Park, emphasizing the impor...

In the final episode of 2025, the hosts of Graffiti Park Radio reflect on the year's accomplishments. They highlight the completion of 63-64 projects, a significant increase from previous years, and the impact of school projects like El Dorado High School and Las Vegas High School. They also discuss community events, such as the SEMA activation and the Texas Roadhouse partnership with local school...

Caitlyn Saville, a self-taught intuitive artist, discusses her journey in sacred geometry and transformative art. She shares her inspiration from nature and spiritual patterns, and how a pivotal experience at Burning Man led her to focus on deeper, meaningful art. Caitlyn emphasizes the importance of exploration and relaxation in artistic development. She also touches on her health coaching, detai...

In the conversation, Anika Jones, Dan Bulgatz and Dan Moloney host Graffiti Park Radio, featuring Las Vegas artist Khori, also known as Minks. Khori discusses his journey from graffiti to becoming a full-time muralist, emphasizing community engagement and the importance of preparation in his work. He shares his early influences, including breakdancing and graffiti, and his transition from caricatu...

Perry Porter, a modern visual artist and songwriter from Tacoma, Washington, discussed his journey and work on Graffiti Park Radio. Porter, who focuses on black magic and contemporary events, has been active since 2017, blending art and music. He highlighted his annual mural project in Seattle, started after the George Floyd protests, and his involvement in youth mural projects through Urban Artwo...

Tony Castillo, a multi-disciplinary artist known for large-scale murals and live event painting, discussed his journey and creative process on Graffiti Park Radio. Raised in a low-income, cult-like environment, Tony found solace in art, transitioning from music to visual arts. He emphasized the importance of creative control and customer service in his business. Tony shared his experiences with pr...

Kamile, a talented muralist, shared her journey from a young artist to a full-time muralist. She discussed her early struggles, including scaling her work and finding mentors, and how she overcame these challenges through persistence and support from the Graffiti Park community. Kamile emphasized the importance of finding a mentor, staying organized, and maintaining physical fitness. She also high...

Hosts Anika Jones, Dan Moloney, and Dan Bulgatz interview artist Juan, who shares his journey from Tijuana to becoming a prominent figure in the Las Vegas art scene. Juan discusses his transition from graffiti to animation, tattooing, and creating his brand, Nino Bunny World, which focuses on promoting mental health and self-care through his cartoon characters. He emphasizes the importance of auth...

Trent Larson, a prominent graffiti artist, discussed his journey from starting in 1993 in Phoenix to his current work, including stage designs for EDC. He detailed his transition from graffiti to sign painting and muralism, emphasizing the importance of passion and connection in his projects. Larson shared his experiences with clients, such as the Richard Petty mural at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, a...

Anjelo Vigilia, also known as Art Dragon, is an art major at UNLV, minoring in Japanese. He transitioned from civil engineering to art after self-discovery and military service in the National Guard. Anjelo's work blends drawing, printmaking, and painting, with influences from his Filipino heritage and Japanese culture. He incorporates Kanji into his art, emphasizing abstract expression and curios...

The conversation features a discussion on the vibrant world of graffiti art and the work of the Graffiti Park Foundation. The hosts, Anika Jones, Dan Bulgatz and Dan Moloney, introduce their guest, Shawn Maguire, a seasoned videographer who has been involved with the foundation since its inception. Shawn shares his experiences, including his preference for Sony cameras, his work with various event...

Hosts Anika Jones, Dan Moloney, and Dan Bulgatz discuss the mission of the Graffiti Park Foundation, a nonprofit in Las Vegas that supports local artists by providing unique art opportunities and education. The foundation offers programs like the Art and Action program with Boys and Girls Clubs and the Del Webb Adopt a School program. They emphasize the importance of collaboration over competition...

In the final episode of Graffiti Park Radio for 2024, host Dan and co-host Anika interview Aleksandra, an artist from Bulgaria who moved to the US in 2022. Aleksandra, who goes by "Muse 4 the Soul," discusses her artistic journey, starting with a vivid memory from kindergarten and evolving through various mediums like paint, acrylics, watercolor, spray paint, and tattoos. She emphasizes the import...

Becca Goodman aka Bagecka sits down in the studio to discuss her journey as a multifaceted, working artist. 

Listen to Israel Sepulveda aka Trippy Pidgey as he takes us on a journey as a “roofer by day” artist/family-man by night. 

Chat with the Graffiti Park team and multifaceted, impressionist artist Cody Wombold aka CKW Artistry. 

In this episode we sit down with the renowned artist and art instructor Tiki Jay One. 

Graffiti Park Radio ! 🎨🎧 Where creativity knows no bounds. Listen to Graffiti Park Radio where we’ll tap in with artist Matte Black aka Black 57. Commission artist and muralist in Las Vegas since 2008, Black57 will discuss his inspiration for creativity & channeling his artistic process from concept to completion. Stay tuned to learn more about Matte Black/Black 57 

Graffiti Park Radio ! 🎨🎧 Where creativity knows no bounds. In this pilot episode, learn about the inception of the Graffiti Park Foundation, our history, and our mission to promote, protect, and progress artistic expression. Get to know the founders of Graffiti Park and learn more about programming to further enlighten and engage artists of all levels and disciplines.