Julius Cavero, T-KID (or Terrible T-KID 170) is a graffiti artist from the Bronx, New York. [1] T Kid's father was an immigrant from Peru, who worked at the Linden Assembly in New Jersey. His mother emigrated from Puerto Rico in the mid 1950s.

2020年12月15日 · The name Tkid was a combination of BIG T and Kid, which is what my peers called me back then. After that incident I left to outlaw life and became a GRAFFITI WRITER! I got down with Wild Style a crew from the BX and started …

Tkid is one of the most influential Bronx, NY writers from the 1970’s to present. In 1966 when he was five years old, he stood with his mom on the Burnside Ave. southbound platform of the #4 train and saw kids writing on the inside of a layed-up train.

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Julius Cavero, T-KID (or Terrible T-KID 170) is a graffiti artist from the Bronx, New York. [1] This article needs additional citations for verification. (August 2024) Quick Facts The TerribleTAT TNB MAC, Born ... T Kid's father was an immigrant from Peru, who worked at the Linden Assembly in …

2016年5月16日 · World-renowned graffiti artist, Julius Cavero aka T-KID 170, began his “career” in the mid ‘70s tagging under the name “King 13” for gangs The Bronx Enchanters and The Renegades of Harlem, where he learned how to paint trains. After a gang-related shoot-out, Cavero suffered three shots to the leg, nearly killing him.

President of TNB (The Nasty Boyz) and ex-president of one of the most notorious New York graffiti crews. T-KID is still active and his work can be seen around the world.

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Julius Cavero, T-KID (or Terrible T-KID 170) is a well-known graffiti artist from the Bronx, New York. From the 1970s, tagging the name "King 13" every time, he would engage in a challenge and perform daredevil tricks on swings in local parks.

Detecting radiation with the thermal kinetic inductance detector, or TKID. (LEFT) The TKID has a superconducting inductor and capacitor which form a resonant circuit. A transmission line is used to interact with the circuit and detect radiation events.