doi:10.7916/8tgr-7444Oral history interview with DOSE MPC, 2022DOSE MPCoral historiesephemeramixed materialGraffiti artistsGraffitiSubways--New York (State)Railroad yards--New York (State)Racism--History--20th century.--United StatesShopliftingGraffiteursMétros--New York (État)Gares de triage--New York (État)Vol à l'étalageBronx (New York, N.Y.)South Bronx (New York, N.Y.)DOSE MPCMorris Park Crew (Graffiti artist group)DOSE MPC describes his childhood growing up in South Bronx and his early interest in art. He notes that most of the graffiti in his neighborhood was from the Morris Park Crew (MPC) and cites Butch and Dondi's cars as major influences on his early interest in graffiti. DOSE also discusses the racism he faced when moving to the Pelham Parkway Area. He recounts joining MPC after being recruited by Cap and the development of his tag. DOSE shares stories about the various train yards he and MPC frequented in the Bronx. DOSE also reflects on the local and international graffiti world at the time of the interview. He shares love and appreciation for the Bronx. Notable stories in the interview include his experiences "racking paint," his arrest in Esplanade, and his first time meeting Ghost